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Trees form climbing scrambles and tall nest-like dens are connected by wobbling net walkways at the Tumbling Bay Playground within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - a vast space, the same size as Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens combined. Rock pools, sand pits, tall treehouses, and rope bridges give children the chance to play in a natural environment that encourages them to experiment. Built on the natural landscape of the Olympic Park, this inspiring playground has slides, swings and plenty of space to run about. The Tumbling Bay sits alongside the Timber Lodge community centre and cafe, where parents and kids can relax and refuel. Designed by play space experts Land Use Consultants and Erect Architecture, the playground includes the Cross and Cave, a sculpture by Heather and Ivan Morison.