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Find a great place to play using the Let Kids Play "Playground Directory"!
The criteria we use to determine what playgrounds to include are:
1. The surfacing must be pour-in-place, playground grass, or tiles.
2. It must have been designed with the intention to go beyond ADA
3. It must be open to the public
We have not seen a majority of these playgrounds. Therefore, if you visit one and feel it is not accessible,
please let us know and we will remove it from the list.
If you know of an accessible playground not on the list or if you have more information and/or pictures of a
playground, please email the information to mara@letkidsplay.com.
We will continually update the list. This is a work in progress and we appreciate any assistance you can
give us to keep the list vibrant.
The criteria we use to determine what playgrounds to include are:
1. The surfacing must be pour-in-place, playground grass, or tiles.
2. It must have been designed with the intention to go beyond ADA
3. It must be open to the public
We have not seen a majority of these playgrounds. Therefore, if you visit one and feel it is not accessible,
please let us know and we will remove it from the list.
If you know of an accessible playground not on the list or if you have more information and/or pictures of a
playground, please email the information to mara@letkidsplay.com.
We will continually update the list. This is a work in progress and we appreciate any assistance you can
give us to keep the list vibrant.
Accessible Playgrounds
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