Anybody Want To Post A Pic Of Your Backyard Play Area?

[SunflowerMama]

we are redoing the play area, slowly between the snow finally leaving, and now its been raining for two weeks. ugh!

but here are a few pics of som stuff we've added/fixed up. we just mulched under the swinset and climbers, but i dont have any pics of that yet.


we're still going to plant lots of bushes and flowers, build a wood playhouse, music area, put in some pulleys and ropes, a water wall, talking tubes....geez, i gotta lot of work to do!!!

my hubby made a water table....
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and a mud kitchen...
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and an art easel (i'm going to screw clothpins on to hold paper)
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our new sand area...needs some drift wood and a couple big boulders still
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Love your mud kitchen! Super cute! With my yard being so small that may be something I could easily add.

[Childminder]

Mine are listed under Ground cover for swing set, if you want to do a search. Can't seem to get the pic posted to this thread.

[newtodaycare22]

Is there a certain kind of sand that is ok without a cover? I've never understood how regular playbox sand survives the weather.

[melskids]

my regs state that the sandbox has to be covered.

i use a tarp, and hold it down with the buckets that hold the sand toys and a few bricks

[DCMom]

MN Day Mom, all I can say is, gorgeous! I'm green with envy

I can't post anymore photos because I apparently have posted too many and I can't delete any from my storage?

Anyway...I love the sandboxes and mud kitchen! Awesome, but my dh (and in this case 'd' stands for 'dumb') will NEVER, EVER let me have a sandbox again. It's the ONE thing he refuses me; he hates when the kids drag it all over and leave it in little piles all over the yard.

If that's all he complains about when it comes to running daycare, I'm happy!