The charity, which promotes and supports play across the capital, launched the street signs this week as part of a campaign to encourage managers of public spaces to take a more child-friendly approach.
London Play said it hoped the signs would be used to point out natural play areas across the city.
The government invested £10m in play this April, on top of the £225m already committed in The Children's Plan to develop 3,500 new play areas and 30 new adventure playgrounds in England.
To buy a sign, email liz@londonplay.org.uk
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