Welcome to accessibleplayground.net new Playground Directory.

This directory lists playgrounds that have inclusive and accessible features. Yes, we would all love to have the perfect inclusive playground in our neighborhood. But we know that is not reality. Here you can find the best of the best as well as playgrounds that have added accessible swing seats or other accessible feature.

We know that it is difficult to push a wheelchair through wood mulch (EWF) and we have done our best to let you know about the surfacing.

In the BIO section, you will find a description of the playground. In the NOTES section, you will find information about the park the playground resides.

All of the playgrounds (at the time of publication) are open to the public. Any of the playgrounds located at schools, you can assume are open afterschool and on weekends. You may want to call the school to check on the opening times.

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	Tatum’s Garden Tatum’s Garden Home 1 Maryal Drive Salinas CA home
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Biography This playground was built over a week with around 300 volunteers. The design and the assistance with community build was done by Leathers and Associates. Among the attractions: an asparagus climbing forest; a broccoli tree house; a strawberry cottage; an artichoke amphitheater; a spinach harvest rock climbing wall; a berry produce stand; a lettuce maze; and a lettuce triple slide.

	Taylor’s Dream Taylor’s Dream Home Kreager Park North River Road Fort Wayne IN United Stateshome
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Biography The playground features a splash pad in the center. Surrounding the splash, is a ramped structure for 5-12 year olds, a ramped structure for 2-5 year olds, swings, a music area, T-Rex,an Areoglider and a NEOs game. The playground was built by Playworld Midstates with equipment from Playworld Systems. See pictures of the playground.

	Tecumseh Playground Tecumseh Playground Home W. 78 St. and Amsterdam Ave. Manhattan NY 10024 United Stateshome
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Notes Park Offers: Basketball Courts Bathrooms Playgrounds Biography This is a LEVEL 3 (as designated by NYC Parks) Playground with universally accessible swings allows unimpeded access to the swing(s) and provides at least one universally accessible swing. These playgrounds may not necessarily have ramped play equipment. All NYC playgrounds have pour-in-place rubber or tiles for surfacing. This playground has an adapted swing seat.

	Telephone Pioneers of America Park Telephone Pioneers of America Park Home Telephone Pioneers of America Park Phoenix Arizona 85012 home
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Biography The Parks and Recreation Department manages Telephone Pioneers of America Park , one of the first barrier free park in the nation. This facility was built through community donations under the leadership of the volunteer organization, Telephone Pioneers of America. The park features two beep baseball fields, a therapeutic heated pool, a wheelchair-accessible playground, an 18-station exercise course, racquetball, volleyball, tennis, basketball and shuffleboard. Ramadas, grills and picnic facilities also are available. A state of the art “All Children’s” accessible playground was completed in January, 2001. The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department supports year-round inclusive recreation opportunities for Phoenix area residents with disabilities. The award winning adaptive recreation programs Daring Adventures and River Rampage are now offered by River of Dreams, a local nonprofit, in collaboration with the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department. River of Dreams staff coordinates and schedules all program activities with adaptive equipment provided by the Parks and Recreation Department. To find out more about River of Dreams and current program opportunities you can visit their website, http://www.river-of-dreams.com or send e-mail inquiries to info@river-of-dreams.org.

	Telephone Playground Telephone Playground Home Bell Bl, 75 Av and 217 St Queens NY 11364 United Stateshome
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Notes Park Offers: Handball Courts Playgrounds Spray Showers Water Fountains Biography This is a LEVEL 2 (as designated by NYC Parks) accessible playground which can include accessible swings and/or ramped play equipment, transfer platforms, and ground level play features. These playgrounds can also include accessible amenities, which can include drinking fountains and comfort stations. All NYC playgrounds have pour-in-place rubber or tiles for surfacing. This playground does NOT have an adapted swing seat.

	Tercentennial Legacy Playground Tercentennial Legacy Playground Home Poquonnock Plains Park 13 Fort Hill Rd, Groton, CT Groton CT 06340 United Stateshome
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Biography According to Southeastern CT Kids this playground is a hidden and gem. They describe the features of this park: Multiple playscapes with unique playground equipment you won’t see elsewhere Awesome sandbox and with awesome toys Shaded sitting area with benches at the center of the playground All ability accessible swings Walking trail perfect for babies who will only sleep in strollers Picnic tables for stuffing faces Nearby fields for kids to run their hearts out See many more pictures and learn more about bathrooms and parking at Southeastern CT Kids

	Teresa Cameron Playground Teresa Cameron Playground Home Victoria Park 125 Centennial Line Ingersoll ON N5C 3V3 home
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Notes Biography The Teresa Cameron playground is the heart of PlayRights mission. The playground originally conceived by local Kiwanians was over 15 years in the making. Over 150 community volunteers participated in the four day build for this project. Features include: concrete sidewalk attaching the playground borders to existing paved walking trails and parking at the nearby community centre. The playground also feature 45% rubberized surface, with the Remaining base comprised of Fibar. Multiple ramps over accessible entry on the equipment from both the north and south sides. There are also staged transfer points along the length of the main component. A tapered rockwall leads to multiple sensory panels including musical instruments, colour wheels, and Braille panels. This playground also features a “rolling” boat apparatus, and a climbing netplex component. Also included at this site is a separate structure specifically designed for 18 month to 4 year olds. This project was made possible by the Ontario Trillium Foundation, The Kiwanis Club of Ingersoll, Amico Infrastructures, Ingersoll Community Foundation, and the town of Ingersoll.

No Logo Available	Thaddeus James Weisner Park Thaddeus James Weisner Park Home Fourth and Flagg Streets Auroa IL 60505 home
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Biography From Time Out Chicago Kids, “This 5,500-square-foot park is best known for its slide: Wheelchairs can be rolled up the eight-foot-long ramp, with room on top for someone to help a child out of a chair and down the slide. It’s named in memory of Aurora Mayor Tom Weisner’s son, a quadriplegic with cerebral palsy who loved slides so much that his parents would carry him up, then ride down with him. The park also has wheelchair-accessible picnic tables and ground covering made of ground-up tires, which is both a smooth surface for wheelchairs and good for cushioning falls.”

	The City Botanic Gardens The City Botanic Gardens Home Alice St Brisbane City Brisbane QLD 4000 Australiahome
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Biography Although located in the middle of bustling Brisbane, Australia, this park’s wooded setting is ideal for such a nature-inspired playstructure. Contemporary green-on-green tones provide a sense of whimsy that’s echoed by three fanciful roofs and the giant stalks of grass and leaves made out of Permalene®. In this magical, woodland kingdom of play, there is something for everyone. Inclusive play opportunities welcome kids of all abilities—ramps provide access, the Rollerslide, Sensory Play Center®, climbing nets and much more provide tons of imaginative fun. For more photographs, visit Landscape Structures.

	The Clubhouse The Clubhouse Home Boyce Mayview Park 1541 Mayview Road Pittsburgh PA 15241 home
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Notes The Boyce Mayview Park is home to the Upper St. Clair Community Recreation Center as well as Regulation Baseball Field,Baseball/Softball Field, Multipurpose Field, The Miracle League Field, Pavilions, Concession Stand, Batting Cage and The Outdoor Classroom Biography Opened in the spring of 2015 at the Upper St. Clair Miracle League Field, this unique playground was designed like the skyline of Pittsburgh. The yellow all accessible bridge is built to resemble Roberto Clemente Bridge as seen from Pittsburgh Pirates PNC park. There are Red LED lights that are push button activated, which are the same lights asused on a truck trailer on top of bridge light up. Another climber resembles Ft. Duquesne bridge. There is blue climber that resembles PPG Place. There are accessible swing seats and a bird nest swing. A NEOS 360. A piano that one can roll and run over to make it play. All of the pieces are custom made by Cr8Play. You can see a slideshow on their site.

	The Hope Helps All Inclusive Playground The Hope Helps All Inclusive Playground Home 460 S. Illinois St. Coal Cit IL 60416 home
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Biography The playground opened in September 2016. There are chair swings along with typical swings; a chair zip line, next to a typical zip line; and the main structure doesn’t have rope ladders or other moving objects that could prevent a person with disabilities or a small child from using it. There is merry-go-round was designed to be wheelchair-transferable. There is a sensory wall. The playground was developed by Hope Helps which is dedicated to promoting local scholarships, research & advocacy to those individuals diagnosed with autism and their families.

	The Kiwanis Park Inclusive Playground The Kiwanis Park Inclusive Playground Home 3808 West Main Street Road Batavia New York 14020 United Stateshome
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Biography Playground includes: Wheel Chair Swing, Roller Table, Omni Spinner, Sway Fun, Sand Diggers and Adult Molded Bucket Swing all from Landscape Structures. The park was the signature project of the United Way’s Day of Caring on May 8, 2012. On that day, 75 volunteers contributed 450 man-hours to installing the equipment and beautifying the park. The playground’s surfacing is engineered wood mulch which may make it more difficult for a person using a wheelchair to maneuver throughout the playground.

	The League of Dreams The League of Dreams Home Fruitvale Norris Park 6221 Norris Road Bakersfield CA 93308 home
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Notes Directions to the park: From HWY 99, take the Olive Drive exit and head west on olive drive. Take a right at Fruitvale Avenue. Fruitvale/Norris Park is located on the southeast corner of Fruitvale Avenue and Norris Road. The park is 17.6 acres and includes the following amenities. Four baseball diamonds (two lighted) Multi-purpose field Two basketball courts Two tennis courts Two horseshoe pits Restrooms Family picnic pads Two group picnic shelters Children’s play area Open play area Recreation building Mature shade Biography The Fruitvale Norris Universal Playground is a custom Playworld tree house themed play structure set on a poured-in-place rubber surface. The 2-12 age playground is nestled within a mature park and is in close proximity to our accessible Universal Ball Diamond. Components of the playground include 12″ and 24″ platforms with easy to reach guard rails on each side, a wheelchair accessible ramp and a short length slide. Activity panels include drum and chime panels, a nature search-and-find game with nature sounds and the quintessential steering wheel at an accessible height. One of two key features is the Aero Glider, a hybrid swing & teeter-totter that allows for a full 5′-0″ wheelchair turning radius and enough room for two wheelchair users to sit side-by-side. It also includes seats and exterior ride space to encourage cooperation and teamwork among children of all ages and abilities. The second key feature is the Cozy Cocoon, a specifically designed sphere with autism in mind. This sphere is fun for all children and is an enclosed space with windows to allow for a child to ‘escape’ when overstimulated. The Cocoon sways, rocks and spins within a limited area and has helpful grips for smaller hands to provide easier entry and exit.

	The Mattamy Homes Spray Park and Chinook Winds Playground Home Chinook Winds Regional Park 2853 Chinook Winds Dr SW Airdrie AB T4B 0L9 Canadahome
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Notes This playground and spray park are part of the huge Chinook Winds Regional Park complex. The park area is still being developed. There is currently a skate park, a number of baseball diamonds and a hockey rink with boards that contains basketball courts in the warmer months. A seasonal concession with washrooms is opening this summer (2012) located between the spray park and playground. Biography This playground features preschool structure with steering wheel and double slide; school-age structure with slide and climbing wall; wave balance beam; 2 bowl spinners; tri-motorcycle bouncer; 4 swings (2 saucer swings); 2 stand spinners; large ring spinner; surf board. The ground floor of this playground is completely accessible. Although there is nothing that could be directly accessed from a wheelchair, you could get right up to the play on all items. There are also many items that could be accessed by people who could be transferred or just had low motor skills. There are many things that swing, spin or bounce for children who benefit from those types of vestibular motion. The large school-aged climber has stairs so older children with low motor skills could still get to the top. The sprayground features: many small sprays; two water cannons; 2 tall water dumping towers; musical piano sprayer; hoop sprayer.

	The Monroe Welcome Center Playground The Monroe Welcome Center Playground Home Highway I-75 NB mile marker 10 Monroe MI United Stateshome
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Biography A Boundless™ Playground located at the Monroe Welcome Center off of I-75 Northbound at 10 Mile Marker

	The Painter’s Playground The Painter’s Playground Home Alderton St. Bet. Dieterle Cr. And Ellwell Cr. Queens NY 11374 United Stateshome
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Notes Park Offers: Bathrooms Handball Courts Playgrounds Water Fountains Biography This is a LEVEL 3 (as designated by NYC Parks) Playground with universally accessible swings allows unimpeded access to the swing(s) and provides at least one universally accessible swing. These playgrounds may not necessarily have ramped play equipment. All NYC playgrounds have pour-in-place rubber or tiles for surfacing. This playground has an adapted swing seat.

No Logo Available	The Pepper Family Treehouse The Pepper Family Treehouse Home Citizens Park 511 Lake Zurich Road, (at Route 14) Barrington IL 60010 United Stateshome
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Biography See pictures from the Treehouse Guys

	The Play Park The Play Park Home King George V Playing fields Topsham Road Exeter EX2 6HE Englandhome
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Biography This is an inclusive playground where the equipment is almost all wheelchair accessible. The equipment is designed to encourage co-operative play and is large enough to be used by older disabled children who may need more space for wheelchairs and sometimes helpers. A safe community space due to adequate fencing and gates, it contains sensory equipment such as sand, textured surfacing and sensory planting, along with tactile signs for less well sighted visitors and pictorial signs for people with learning difficulties. Playground includes: A bird nest swing Trampoline Spiral Musical Chime Bars The Big Unit” has 3 slides, ladder climbing bars, rope support mesh, movable walkways, hoops to dangle from and lots of integral play parts A wheelchair accessible merry-go-round A wheelchair friendly see-saw See more pictures

	The Playground for Everyone The Playground for Everyone Home Butterfield Park 385 E Van Buren St. Elmhurst IL 60126 home
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Notes Located in the southeast corner of Elmhurst, Butterfield Park was renovated in 2016 and is home to the Park District’s inclusive playground, the Playground for Everyone, which is perfect for children of all abilities. Butterfield Park also has four baseball diamonds as well as a recreation building, picnic shelter, lighted tennis courts and soccer field. The recreation building serves as a satellite location for Sunbeams & Rainbows. Biography Playground Equipment: Cozy dome Double wide ramps Oodle swing Rock climber Roller slide Seesaw Sensory play equipment Five slides Spinner Sway fun Eight swings Vertical ascent climber ZipKrooz gliders

	The Playground Without Limits at Alief Park Home 11903 Bellaire Blvd Houston TX 77072 United Stateshome
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Biography The Playground Without Limits at Alief Park was designed to be bright, exciting, and fully accessible so park visitors with disabilities can interact with their friends on an equal basis. Those with sight and hearing impairments will find that the play equipment offers fun, sensory-rich activities. Braille and sign panels encourage learning and interaction. Children with mobility issues can join in the play via a series of ramps and transfer systems that allows access to 90% of the play structure. A rubberized ground surface and covered picnic areas are available to the whole family so that everyone can interact at the playground. Those who may have felt that the world was not open to them will know that this is a place for them and for all children.

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