adventure playground

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noun British.

a children's playground, often in a somewhat desolate urban area, that utilizes derelict industrial or commercial items or products for equipment, as used tires for swings and wooden crates for tunnels.

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Origin of adventure playground

First recorded in 1965–70

Words nearby adventure playground

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How to use adventure playground in a sentence

At adventure playgrounds, which may look like piles of garbage from one perspective, “there’s amazing, elaborate structures that have been built, and zip lines and slides and all of that,” describes Brussoni.
The elements that make a perfect playground|Lauren Leffer|July 21, 2021|Popular-Science
It’s also an adventure playground with world-class fishing, rock climbing, hiking, and mountain biking in all directions.
The 15 Best Off-Roading Destinations in the U.S.|Outside Editors|June 16, 2021|Outside Online
This episode of the Outside Podcast is brought to you by Lake Hartwell Country, a largely undiscovered region in the mountains of South Carolina that’s one of the best adventure playgrounds anywhere.
“It Was a Way to Keep His Spirit Alive”|Outside Editors|February 25, 2021|Outside Online

British Dictionary definitions for adventure playground

adventure playground

noun

British a playground for children that contains building materials, discarded industrial parts, etc, used by the children to build with, hide in, climb on, etc

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