The Yosemite attracts children and families to stay and play with its richly varied opportunities at ground level and at elevation. The accessible play structure will provide fun play for all: Somersaulting, swaying, climbing, sliding and meeting are all supported. Climbing the stairs support the youngest in for instance alternating feet when walking up stairs. The rich climbing experience of the net takes elevates that experience to a muscle training level, developing cross-coordination in the same go. Cross coordination is fundamental for the child's cross-modal perception which supports reading skills. Apart from the thrilling slide, a meeting point to the slide sup-ports gentle hammock swaying and rotating somersaults. These activities develop the child's proprioception, which supports the ability to negotiate space securely.