A pop-up leisure centre for children with disabilities has launched a fundraising appeal to build a permanent base.
Physiotherapist Stephanie Wheen set up Gympanzees four years ago when she saw the lack of facilities in Bristol.
She said she gets "desperate calls" from parents asking them to run all year round.
"It can be the only time families leave their house over the summer holidays," she said.
"So it is vital we get this open."
Ms Wheen said they have had 2,200 children coming through the centre over 24 days this summer, with the equipment helping to develop co-ordination, core strength and sensory awareness.
Nine-year-old Isabella has cerebral palsy and cannot walk or speak but communicates using her eyes.
She said: "My favourite place to go is Gympanzees, I have lots of fun."
Her mum Emma Louise, from north Somerset, said the facility allows Isabella to "have physio, play and exercise while having fun and being a typical child".
"I can't imagine being Isabella at 9-years-old sat in the play park or at my local soft play watching my peers play around me. It's heartbreaking.
"Every child deserves the opportunity to have fun, play and exercise in a safe and welcoming environment and that's something Gympanzees has in abundance," she added.
Ms Wheen said parents are "desperate" for the facility to run year-round but "we just can't because we need this enormous space to be able to run".
They need to raise £2.2m to secure a building and equip the centre, believed to be the first of its kind in the UK.
Follow BBC West on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Send your story ideas to: bristol@bbc.co.uk
Charity plans disability-specific play centre
Respite care is a 'postcode lottery' claims mum
Pool closures: Is your local swimming pool still open?
Fundraiser plea for disabled adult play park
Gympanzees – A world of fun & fitness for all disabled children
Bristol Airport Bristol Airport braced for busiest two-day period Carrington Walker person
Driver receives fine for going over Bristol Bridge during official diversion
A-Level Results Day 2022: Bristol students receive their grades – live updates
Pressure on Bristol museum to return ‘priceless’ Benin Bronze sculpture to Nigeria
Shocking footage shows bouncers tackling ejected punter to ground in daylight brawl outside V-Shed
Horse racing, classic cars and local food at Hutton festival later this… Charlie Williams
Preparing for the worst at Ukraine nuclear plant
Rushdie suspect 'read two pages' of Satanic Verses
US and Taiwan announce formal trade negotiations
Cheney vs Trump: Why it's not over yet
Impact crater may be dinosaur killer's baby cousin
Ditching French for English in Algeria
Why India forgot this freedom hero from the south
Why a notorious Indian rape case is back in the news
Why Dijon disappeared from France
10 of the most ingenious buildings
Nasa readies giant Moon rocket for maiden flight
How to make movies without a huge carbon footprint
Turkey's massive subterranean city
The language with no known origin
Why overthinkers struggle with remote work
© 2022 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.