Community Groups
We often hear from community groups and associations like Rotary, Apex or Lions who are actively helping raise funds for a pump track in their town. These projects take time to get off the ground and we’re here to help.
Why Community Groups should choose Modular Pumptracks?
A cost-effective playspace solution
Pump tracks are inexpensive compared to other playground equipment and designs, so they’re more easily covered by community grants.
Need help writing your community proposal?
If you’re a community group and need information to help with a proposal for council, let us know. We can provide you with all the information you’ll need to convince local authorities why your town needs a Modular Pumptrack!
Easy to order and install
Ordering a pump track is easy – we’re a ‘red tape-free zone’.
Pump tracks are simple to install.
We understand that most community groups are made up of volunteers with a variety of skills. Our specialist team provide all the guidance you’ll need to create the best pump track for your community.
Founder
Skate the East
I’m blown away by the Modular Pumptrack’s popularity since it opened on February 20. This is a chance for the kids and the youth to get out and show [Burnside Council] how popular it is.
Six-year-old Beau, who was one of the first to trial the pump track, says it is super awesome.
courtesy: adelaidenow.com.au – 5.3.20
Mayor
District Council of Tumby Bay
The Modular Pumptrack is definitely an exciting project for our community, co-funded by Tumby Progress and Tumby Bay Council.
There’s always people on it!
Regional Play Consultant
Urban Play
My client needed a pumptrack that was easy to install, cost-effective and robust.
The Townsville City Council was so happy with the proposal of a Modular Pumptrack that they decided to install two tracks at different park sites in the region.
