Teignmouth Road play park consultation

We will be renovating the play area at Teignmouth Road park, and a consultation is open for nearby residents to share their views on the shortlisted designs.

We want to hear from residents in postcode areas PO3 5 and PO3 6 who live closest to the park. Your feedback will help us understand what matters most to local families and carers before a final design is chosen.

Below are three shortlisted concept designs, created by different play equipment providers. These designs are illustrative only and show how the play area could look.

Before making the final award decision, the Council is inviting residents within post code areas PO3 5 and PO3 6 to score these designs to help inform and finalise the overall evaluation outcome.

Please review the information for each design before completing the survey.

If you need help completing the survey or would like the information in another format, please email: sharedmailbox.parkssharedemail@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

There are three play equipment options. Please review each one before completing the survey. All PDF designs will open in a new window so you can return to this page if needed.

Design proposal – Eibe Play Ltd

Eibe is proud to present our inspiring proposal for the new Teignmouth Road play area, designed to provide inclusive, imaginative and active play opportunities for children aged 1–12 of all abilities.

The scheme combines junior and toddler multi-play units with sensory and social features, including a roleplay house, talk tubes, jumping plates, and a bespoke adventure trim trail. Inclusive equipment such as a wheelchair-accessible Integration Seesaw, nest swing, and interactive play panels ensures every child can play together.

Retained favourites, sustainable surfacing, and family seating create a welcoming, community-focused destination promoting healthy activity, social interaction, and enjoyment.

View a PDF design proposal – Eibe Play Ltd (PDF will open in a new window)

Design proposal – Wicksteed

From arrival, the playground feels open, natural and inviting, with woodland-inspired features. At its centre, the Treetop Towers Kora creates a striking focal point, encouraging climbing, exploration and confidence-building challenge.

Children can navigate monkey bars, climbing routes and slides, while the Viking Swing and Rota Web Climber promote social, active play. Wicksteed Flyer adds excitement and physical challenge.

For younger children, the Owl Tree Lookout offers imaginative, lower-level play in a calm, magical setting. Inclusive design is central, with a fully accessible ground-level trampoline ensuring all children can play together, share experiences and enjoy the same sense of fun and belonging.

View a PDF design proposal – Wicksteed (PDF will open in a new window)

Design proposal – Kompan

Our proposal for Teignmouth Road will provide a modern, unique play space with exciting levels of challenge for children of all abilities aged 0–12 to enjoy.

The design includes:

• Inclusive Dino bird’s nest swing that spins
• Five-Tower Multiplay with three slides
• Climbing features and ground-level play
• Wheelchair-accessible Multiplay with sensory panels
• Wheelchair-accessible Seesaw
• Quiet sensory area with Playhut
• Pods
• Rainwheel and Play Panels
• A new swing with inclusive and flat seats
• Wheelchair-accessible Picnic Table

95% of equipment is made from recycled materials. Supporting inclusive, sustainable play and strengthening community use of the site.

View a PDF design proposal – Kompan (PDF will open in a new window)

Have your say

Once you’ve reviewed the options above, please complete the short survey below.

The survey will open in a new window so you can return to this page if needed.

Survey closes at midnight on Sunday 21 June 2026

The images and PDFs shown on this page are visual concept designs and are not fully accessible. All key information is provided in accessible text. Alternative formats are available on request.