Play and Recreation Solutions

While GameTime brings play across the country, we always embrace opportunities in our own backyard. When Chattanooga's Creative Discovery Museum wanted to expand and create a permanent outdoor installation, we were thrilled to collaborate with this local organization and help bring their vision to life.

Together, GameTime and the Creative Discovery Museum created the TreeHouse Adventure, a multi-pod themed environment where children can learn about the weather, engage in sensory play, and let their imaginations run wild with a new adventure every visit. This imaginative play space allows children to explore the wonders of the natural world, with hands-on activities that inspire a love for lifelong learning. 

• The Gathering House: Located on the roof and fully wheelchair accessible, this rustic hut features built-in wooden furniture and appliances for an immersive play experience.
• The Weather Pod: Offers a hands-on scientific experience, where guests can use their

Tennis stands out as an ideal addition to parks and recreational facilities for people of all ages and abilities. From children to adults, tennis brings physical and mental health benefits that last a lifetime. GameTime and the United States Tennis Association (USTA) are working together to create Community Hubs, giving individuals more opportunities to play, stay active, and connect.

Read on to learn more about Community Hubs and the difference tennis can make in your community.

Tennis stands out among sports for its versatility, as it can be adapted to suit any experience level and physical capability, regardless of age or skill.  Dr. Alexis Colvin, an orthopedic surgeon and member of the USTA Science Committee says that tennis is a true lifelong sport. Tennis can be learned and played at any age, and is versatile in how it can be played - doubles, singles, inside, and outside. According to studies, tennis is among the best aerobic activities for strengthening

In 1935, two UT geology students, W. Clyde Ikins and John Peter “Pete” Smith, made an extraordinary discovery: bones of a well-preserved mosasaur skeleton from the Late Cretaceous Period. The area was meticulously excavated, revealing even more parts of the skeleton. This find remains one of the most complete mosasaur skeletons ever uncovered. 

To honor this rich history, GameTime created a 30-foot-long play mosasaur in Southeast Metro Park, adjacent to the original excavation site. This unique play structure not only encourages children to stay active but also teaches them about the history of their community. 

GameTime's custom play division, Landmark Design, brought this mythical creature to life using glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) to craft a realistic skull. Its body is supported by durable metal pipes, intricately woven with strong cable ropes that invite children to climb up, down, and all around! For those who prefer a different kind of adventure,