Adventure Playgrounds are specially designed outdoor spaces that encourage children to explore, create, and engage in imaginative play. These playgrounds often feature natural elements like trees, hills, and water, along with structures made from wood and other materials. The focus is on unstructured play, allowing children to take risks and develop problem-solving skills in a safe environment. In Adventure Playgrounds, children can build their own structures, climb, and interact with their surroundings. Supervised by trained staff, these spaces promote social interaction and teamwork among kids. The concept originated in the 1940s in Copenhagen and has since spread to various countries, fostering creativity and resilience in children.