Forest areas, farms, campgrounds, and ecological scenic areas typically boast beautiful natural environments,

 but when developing family-friendly recreational facilities, they face challenges such as dense, irregularly spaced

 trees on-site, which make it difficult to directly install standardized equipment. Furthermore, extensive tree removal 

or land leveling can easily damage the area’s original landscape features.

Located in Taiyuan, the Netstribe Rope and Net Family Adventure Park centers on the concept of “forest 

traversal + interactive bouncing + multi-level exploration,” with rope and net platforms, connecting pathways,

 and activity stations custom-designed to fit the layout of the on-site trees.

The project uses nets in various colors—including orange, purple, and black—to connect suspended walkways,

 bounce slopes, multi-level net platforms, crawl-through tunnels, ascending and descending passageways, and 

a ball pit. Once inside the structure, children can freely move between different heights and directions, engaging 

in activities such as running, jumping, crawling, climbing, navigating, balancing, and sliding.

The entire structure features an open, flexible rope-net design, with trees growing naturally through the mesh, 

allowing the facility to grow alongside the forest rather than being isolated from its natural surroundings. 

The width, slope, and elasticity of the various mesh sections vary according to their function, transforming

 the traffic space itself into a recreational experience.

The striking orange-and-purple color scheme contrasts with the green forest 🌳, preserving the natural atmosphere 

while enhancing the project’s visual distinctiveness. Some areas are also equipped with lighting, creating a clearer 

and more atmospheric spatial effect for the evening scene.