Touch the Sky Playground
Inclusive school-based playground in Beverly with wide ramps, rubber surfacing, supportive swings, and tactile play elements.
Browse 39 accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Massachusetts
Massachusetts 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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Inclusive school-based playground in Beverly with wide ramps, rubber surfacing, supportive swings, and tactile play elements.
Neighborhood inclusive playground in Worcester with accessible surfacing, transfer-friendly play access, nearby café space, and a broader park setting for longer family visits.
Municipal East End playground in Provincetown with published ADA-accessible playground status and adjacent basketball courts.

Accessible New Bedford playground beside the zoo with wide ramps, roomy elevated surfaces, and a larger park setting that works well for varied ages.

Indoor play space in Pittsfield for kids ages 2-12 with climbing structures, slides, ball pits, trampolines, foam pits, arcade games, and birthday parties.
New community playground at the Dudley Municipal Complex built as a public investment in recreation and accessibility for local families.
Recently improved school-and-neighborhood inclusive playground in Worcester with new accessible access and updated outdoor infrastructure.
Lowell's first universally accessible playground, offering a stronger accessibility-focused neighborhood play option.

Accessible pocket park in Springfield with accessible walkways, swings, and an omni-spinner designed to support more inclusive neighborhood play.

Accessible Fairhaven playground at Leroy L. Wood School with even foam-and-tar surfacing, a lower-level boat play area, and a track looping the structure.
Town-backed inclusive community play space project at Goodwill Park in Falmouth with major recent public funding and disability-commission involvement.
Inclusive playground within Kennedy Park in Fall River, offering a larger park setting and a well-known all-abilities play destination for local families.

New Salem school playground with poured rubber surfacing, interactive games, shade, musical play, accessible spinner access, and sensory-focused elements.
Municipal playground in South Hamilton with newly added rubber surfacing, accessible paths, shade, benches, a zip line, pirate ship play, and a dome swing.
Large waterfront Gloucester playground in Stage Fort Park with beaches, picnic amenities, restrooms, and a newer play area inside a broader destination park.
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