Americans adapted to the coronavirus pandemic by spending more time outside than ever before. Many explored their local parks for the first time! 

Here’s how parks and recreation signage supports your residents and visitors.

1. Orient visitors and distribute them throughout your parks.

Info kiosks and directional signs help visitors rent a picnic space, locate a youth sports field, discover lesser-known spaces, or just get acquainted with park rules. A mobile app can take the communication to the next level. 

2. Connect your parks to public transit and local businesses.

Wayfinding signage, inviting walkways, and cultivated paths encourage walkability and guide park visitors into retail areas to grab a to-go coffee, enjoy lunch on a patio, and support their local economy. 

3. Facilitate arts and culture gatherings and sports events.

Art fairs, food festivals, concerts, and youth sports tournaments put the R in parks and rec ROI. Info kiosks promote your events calendar and other signage facilitates the event experience.

Orient and Direct Park Visitors.

Contact us to drive deeper resident engagement with your parks and recreation facilities.