Browse 35 accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Indiana
Indiana inclusive playground options can differ by surfacing, route access, transfer points, adaptive swings, sensory supports, fencing, shade, and restroom access. Use this page to compare the access details worth checking before a visit.
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Major new Mishawaka inclusive recreation project at Normain Park with a fully inclusive playground, splash pad, sensory areas, accessible restrooms, and Miracle League field.
Riverside West Lafayette park with an accessible playground for ages 2 to 12, trail access, picnic amenities, and scenic downtown-adjacent views.
Upgraded Lafayette playground with poured-in-place rubber surfacing, multiple swings, slides, and climbing features in a larger neighborhood sports park.
Small Terre Haute neighborhood playground renewed with accessible equipment, including a sensory dome and other updated play elements.
Inclusive playground inside Winchester's large Goodrich Park with adjacent splash pad, trails, shelters, sports amenities, and restrooms nearby.
Franklin's inclusive playground at Blue Heron Park adds accessible surfacing, wheelchair-friendly swings and spinner play, plus the bonus of trails, wetlands, and a larger park setting.
Updated neighborhood playground with synthetic turf, musical play, an inclusive whirl, swings, sensory panels, and accessible all-abilities design.
Avon's highly accessible playground includes a wheelchair-accessible structure, flush merry-go-round, inclusive swings, and a supportive seated zip line beside the aquatic park campus.
Downtown Greenwood playground with accessible features, rubberized surfacing, and inventive play elements that work well for families mixing inclusive access with a more urban park stop.
Large county park in west Evansville with multiple playground areas, family amenities, year-round public access, and recent investment in more accessible play.
Newer Elkhart playground at Walker Park with all-inclusive messaging from Elkhart Parks and a fresh play layout on Bristol Street.
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