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Poligon Shelters

Farmer's Market - Fountain Inn, SC

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The Fountain Inn Farmer’s Market in Fountain Inn, SC, features the largest wood structure ever created by Poligon. This collaboration between DP3 Architects, Smith-Kellet Contracting LLC and Churchich Recreation offers this outdoor market facility a custom facility at pre-engineered pricing. Combined with a 10 year warranty, the structure offers a low cost-of-ownership.

Elementary Schools

Pomaria Elementary Playgrounds

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Playgrounds for Pomaria-Garmany Elementary Schools in Pomaria, SC, using Miracle Play Systems. The full play ground system was configured in two scales to accommodate kindergarten and older children. Churchich Recreation & Design participates in buying agreements that offer competitive pricing to member school systems. This provides a seamless purchasing process, providing for a seamless procurement process and lower costs.

Elementary Schools

Pritchardville Elementary

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Churchich Recreation & Design provided new play areas at the new Pritchardville Elementary in the Beaufort County School District. The site features an elevated sand box, Miracle Playground equipment, durable picnic tables, trashcans and amenities to create a complete play experience at this new facility. The solution is part of a multi-year engagement with Beaufort County School District to provide outdoor equipment and supporting services for its member schools.

Poligon Shelters

Mt. Pleasant Shelter


The Mt. Pleasant shelter provides cool comfort, all summer long for park visitors in Mount Pleasant, SC. The wood Poligon shelter offers a two-tier structure that keeps patrons protected from the elements while allowing natural sunrise/sunset light.

Durable, Contemporary Parks

Bluffton, SC Recreational Center


The new, Bluffton, SC recreational center provides two new full-court basketball space for the community and new offices for the Beaufort County’s PALS (Park and Leisure Services).  Churchich Recreation & Design provided commercial grade trash receptacles and benches for players. Bluffton’s community will soon be enjoying a new skate park and playground to complement their busy soccer fields.

Miracle Play Structures

Turn-Key Solution for Richland County


In early 2010, Richland County Parks in South Carolina evaluated competitive offerings from outdoor equipment manufacturers and solution partners. As a Miracle representative, Churchich Recreation & Design was able to utilize very competitive pricing that Miracle offers because of its unique manufacturing approach. By the end of May, Churchich Recreation will have provided a complete, turn-key solution, including the equipment, wood fiber, timbers, installation and storage during preparation, for 7 park upgrades throughout the Richland County Park system. The playgrounds were designed to be “ADA ramped” which means that wheelchairs can access almost all parts of the structure because of low grade ramps that connect the play events.  All playgrounds must meet ADA requirements but not all have to be ADA ramped.

Outdoor Furniture

University of South Carolina, Honors

Wabash Valley tables and chairs were selected by Garvin Design Group of Columbia, SC. The furniture was chosen to complement the historic design of the building and for its durability in withstanding the elements for long-term, outside use. PVC coated material keeps the chairs and tables cool in the hot summer months even with the black color.

Miracle Playground Equipment at Contract Prices for School District Cooperative Members

Churchich Recreation and Design awarded contract for playground equipment to Lexington-Richland District 5 Schools. Agreement extends purchasing benefits to all South Carolina, School District Cooperative Members.

South Carolina’s 28 district members of the School District Cooperative, can now take advantage of contract pricing for Miracle Playground Equipment and other leading recreational product lines and play systems offered by Churchich Recreation & Design.

In an effort to review access to high-quality recreational equipment, fair and competitive pricing and reliable service; Lexington School District 5 managed a competitive bid process and evaluation of 10 reputable suppliers. The organization sought to standardize and streamline the process of purchasing  playground equipment for upcoming playground projects that would be commissioned within the coming year. A provision of the agreement extends the same purchasing agreement to other South Carolina members of the Cooperative.

The contract was ultimately awarded to Churchich Recreation and Design, a leading provider of the highest quality park and playground equipment lines for more than 40 years. The firm met competitive pricing requirements in their proposal and offered innovative design enhancements that improved play experience without adding significant costs to the solution.

Churchich Recreation & Design offers leading equipment lines such as: Miracle Recreation, which it has represented since 1966, Xccent Playground equipment and Wabash Valley site furnishings. The company is recognized for its outstanding legacy of reliable service. They offer a completely turnkey solution, including design, storage, installation and maintenance of the equipment.

The organization is committed to helping organizations responsibly manage their procurement of playground and outdoor equipment and they support the South Carolina Association of Business Officials (SCASBO) through participation in their annual exhibition.

School Districts may purchase playground equipment from Churchich Recreation and Design from the Lexington School District 5 Contract, number 2009-55.

Contact us directly for pricing or support of this special purchasing agreement.

Benches, Tables and Amenities

Outdoor Furniture

Churchich Recreation represents leading manufacturers of outdoor furniture including: Wabash Valley an Urbanscape. Their portfolios of durable site amenities withstand the elements and elevate the experience of enjoying parks and outdoor events with flexible, contemporary designs that complement virtually any surroundings. Catalogs for our product lines have been updated for 2010.

MiracleTech, addressing the real cost of playground vandalism

MiracleTech, Integrated Security product line for playground equipment and recreation facilities.

MiracleTech, the new integrated Security product line from Miracle Recreation, features ParkWatch® – infrared security camera to wirelessly record (digitally) events, SiteBrite® – low-voltage lighting and the SonicScreen® – patented sound technology designed to deter after hours vandalism. The system can be mounted on a new or existing playground structure. The MiracleTech system can also be post mounted to as a retrofit to any recreation facility that has vandalism issues.

The system prevents vandalism and offers a deterrent to child abduction and sexual exploitation. Miracle Recreation Equipment Company is a corporate sponsor of The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children® (NCMEC). They have pledged to donate more than $250,000 to NCMEC over the next three years.

Funds will be used to support NCMEC’s mission of finding missing children and serving child victims and their families.  It will also support NCMEC’s prevention education efforts targeted at providing resources and information for families to help keep their children safer.  As part of the partnership, NCMEC will develop child safety tips for playgrounds and parks.

What’s the real cost of vandalism?

Examples from around the U.S. to repair park and recreational equipment

  • $159k per year in vandalism repair, Glendale, AZ
  • $200k per year. Yuma, AZ. In only one week in July, 2009, the city reported 54 incidents of graffiti and 195 incidents between July and August.
  • Park burned in July and September of 200  Sacramento, CA.
  • Increases of 20% in park and playground vandalism between 2008 and 2009. Salisbury, NY.
  • $12k replacement cost to SpaceNet Climber in Des Plaines, IL.
  • $105k to replace burned play equipment in 2009 after vandals burned 75% of the play area. MC Riley Elementary – Bluffton, SC.