The Adventure Art Den gives children a sheltered space to gather and create together. Inside the fully roofed den, there’s a clear polycarbonate window and a dry wipe and chalk panel. There’s also a painting panel, complete with pots and brushes. On top of that, built-in benches let a small group sit, draw and paint side by side.
Key features of the Adventure Art Den
- Clear polycarbonate window for creative play
- Dry wipe and chalk panels for drawing
- Painting panel supplied with pots and brushes
- Built-in bench seating that encourages interaction
Because three creative activities sit under one roof, children have a reason to stay and play together. As a result, they spend less time moving quickly between separate panels. The built-in seating also turns the den into a natural gathering point. Here, children can sit, chat and create side by side.
Schools and nurseries often use the den as a standalone feature. Alternatively, it can act as the social hub of a wider play trail. That way, children get a shaded spot to rest between more active equipment. For SEN settings, the den works particularly well. Firstly, Caloo positions its activity panels at an accessible height. Secondly, the mix of seating and gentle creative tasks gives children a calm, sheltered space. As a result, they can take part at their own pace without feeling rushed or singled out.
Built to last
Caloo builds the den to the BS EN 1176 playground equipment standard. Therefore, schools and nurseries can specify it with confidence. The two colour HDPE panels resist weather, impact and fading. Meanwhile, powder coated aluminium posts keep the structure looking sharp through years of outdoor use.
Teachers often use the Adventure Art Den as a sheltered base for outdoor art sessions in any weather. Also, browse the full range of Caloo play panels to pair it with other creative activities.
