The world of
‍Unipark attractions

It's neither a rope park nor a treetop trail, the 3D maze is something in between. We have built many of them already, but the biggest is still Funpark Most. It is also exceptional in that it is a complex entertainment complex with an observation tower, seating, children's playgrounds and facilities.

In 2024, we designed and subsequently built a two-level rope park on poles and trees for a business partner in South Korea. The park offers four routes of varying difficulty: Pink, Green, Sky, and Yellow. The second level, featuring the most challenging routes, is located 5 meters above the ground. Obstacles include items such as sleds, a boat, barrels, a chest, punching bags, and more.

The client operating the shopping centre and the adjacent sports ground wished to expand leisure activities on the premises. In one of the variants, we designed an adreanalin tower for all generations. The more physically fit can climb up through the net and rope obstacles inside the tower, the less fit can choose the path of the walkway and staircase. There is also a playground for children on the ground floor.

Skalnaté pleso is a popular tourist crossroads in the Tatra Mountains in Slovakia, easily accessible by cable car – even for families with young children. A children’s playground had stood here for years, but it needed new life. So, we designed not one but three play sculptures: two marmots and a bear family.

For a hotel resort, we created an unconventional playground with a mining theme. It consists of several interconnected zones for different age groups: marble games for toddlers, educational and physical elements for older children, and a net-based play area for teenagers and adults.

We enhanced the original playground, which featured balance elements, by adding a play sculpture of a hedgehog with an apple – designed for younger children. The hedgehog’s spines form a climbing frame, and the apple is a playhouse with a slide, connected to the hedgehog by a short bridge.

This project emerged from a participatory budgeting initiative in Brno. The aim was to expand a playground in a popular forest park. The trail features four towers connected by hanging walkways, offering children rope challenges, a lookout tower with a vertical climbing frame, and a slide.

As the mascot of Chomutov Zoo, the red panda inspired this larger-than-life play sculpture. Kids can climb up its hind legs using climbing holds, slide down a stainless steel chute hidden in its tail, or explore its "insides", which include a viewing point in the panda's eyes and head.

Designed for a crocodile zoo in France, this attraction blends rope park elements, 3D maze and treetop walkway. Suspended on tall timber posts, it winds through the entire park, offering rope bridges, hidden tunnels and challenging crossings between towers.

This concept aimed to revitalise an existing trail that highlights the importance of the area for the endangered white stork. We proposed a shortened route enriched with interactive and educational features, information panels, activity elements, and custom outdoor furniture.

The design of our first glamping house is based on the appearance of a classic house with a gable roof. It is just hung from trees with the help of steel ropes. The house has everything you need: a bedroom with a beautiful view, a kitchenette with basic equipment and a water tank, there is also a toilet, heating and lighting. You can diversify your stay with a seating area on the terrace.

First came the net play area with a viewing hut, complete with inflatable balls and an overhead net for safety. Two years later, we built a three-storey 3D maze nearby in the shape of a regular pentagon. The top floor offers stunning views of the Krkonoše mountains and Sněžka, the highest peak in the Czech Republic.

We created a concept study for a 3D maze in the popular tourist area along the Baťa Canal. The main entrance is a hexagonal lighthouse with a spiral staircase. From the 10-metre-high viewing platform, visitors can enjoy the view or relax in suspended nests. A 90-metre 3D maze route begins on the first floor of the lighthouse.

It wasn’t our biggest, but it was one of the most beautiful: a three-level 3D maze in the treetops near the entrance to Hodonín Zoo. Built in just two months, it could hold up to 200 visitors. We decorated it with animal artwork in honour of the nearby zoo. Sadly, it was destroyed by a tornado in 2021 along with the surrounding trees.

As part of the revamp of an older municipal playground, we proposed a concept with themed zones: Sea, Beach, Jungle, Mountains and Volcano. Each zone is tailored to a target age group and offers distinct activities. Sand play on the Beach, slides and marble runs in the Volcano, climbing in the Jungle, and so on.

This playground looks like a shipwreck on a sandy beach. It features low rope obstacles and various play elements that resemble parts of a ship – a crow's nest, helm, ship’s phone and more. The centrepiece is a lighthouse with a viewing platform and a slide, connected to the ship by a hanging bridge. A sailor-themed balance trail and workout elements complete the site.

The Forest Kingdom study outlines an extension of an existing amusement area with a new family attraction. The diverse play zone includes a 3D maze, a toddler playground, and a nature-based water play area. The three-level maze is themed around layers of the forest ecosystem and includes two tree towers with interactive learning features.

A ship and lighthouse in one playground. Inside the lighthouse is a rope climbing frame leading to a lookout. From there, kids can slide down and cross over to the ship's deck via a bridge. The area is enhanced with small rope obstacles, balance blocks, and other fun features.

Visitors can explore the wooded Ressl Hill via two routes of varying lengths. Eleven creative stops offer a mix of activity zones, educational games, and nature-inspired play elements. Hand-painted info boards with minimal text and interactive mechanics invite hands-on discovery.