Built approximately 35 years ago, Yorba Linda Adventure Play area was due for an upgrade. A new building and public health codes needed to be addressed as well as the aging infrastructure. The park was just used for summer camps, but the City wanted to make most of the park and open it to the public through out the year. The City was interested in modernizing the facility, but wanted to preserve past elements of the
existing park, such as the fort building area. Outdated elements would be transformed into new features that both the public and summer camps could enjoy.

Existing features like fort building, wiffleball play and a waterslide were kept in the new design. New features include a spray play area, elevated tree houses with connecting catwalks, a zipline, and a large shade structure were implemented. The City performed two public input workshops as well as a workshop for the summer camp participants to gain design ideas. The City and RJM Design Group then combined
all the input gathered at the workshops into the final design which kept the fort building area (for summer camps) separate from the public area of the new park.