Jeanette P. Chipman Boundless Park and Playground
Salisbury, MD
Boundless city playground in Salisbury with ADA playground equipment, picnic tables, benches, a gazebo, and a compact neighborhood setting.
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Atlas perspective
Atlas Verdict
Best for a straightforward neighborhood-style inclusive stop when you want accessible equipment without the scale or stimulation of a large destination park.
What to Expect
Play and access
- Toddlers
- Preschoolers
- Big kids
- Ramped access
- Ground-level play
- Accessible routes
Family planning
- Seating
- Picnic tables
- Mixed surfaces
- Mixed shade
- Visit type
- Neighborhood stop
Hours & Admission
Admission
| Visitor | Price |
|---|---|
| Admission | Free |
Published admission can change. Confirm current prices and taxes before visiting.
Accessibility
Summary
Official sources confirm ADA playground equipment, and county tourism notes ramps that allow kids of different abilities to play together.
Mobility
ADA playground equipment
Mobility
Ramps
Considerations
Detailed surfacing and feature list were not clearly published on the reviewed official pages.
Mobility features
Ramped access
Mobility features
Ground-level play
Surface type
Mixed surfaces
Accessibility supports
Accessible routes
These details summarize published sources and dated reports. They are not an ADA inspection or an individualized accessibility assessment.
Location
311 Broad Street
Salisbury, MD, 21801
Nearby Alternatives
Compare three other local options using their published fit and planning details.
Source reviewedInclusive playground at Henry S. Parker Athletic Complex with ramps, swings, a merry-go-round, sensory trail elements, shade, and nearby adaptive baseball facilities.
Source reviewedBayside Park at 3rd Street
Bayfront Ocean City park with two playgrounds, including an all-access playground with a communication board, quiet grove, music hut, paths, and benches.
Home Run Baker Park Inclusive Playground
Baseball-themed inclusive playground with ramped access, a communication board, sensory elements, educational panels, and integrated shade.
Sources & Updates
Source-checked Apr 11, 2026 against 2 public sources
