Playgrounds where every child plays together.
Inclusive playgrounds go beyond ADA compliance. Ramped access, ground-level play, sensory elements and quiet zones designed so children of all abilities, and their caregivers, play side by side.
Accessible is the minimum. Inclusive is the goal.
ADA tells you how to get to the playground. Inclusive design decides what happens once you arrive. We plan elevated play that a child in a wheelchair can reach by ramp, ground-level activities that put everyone at the same height, sensory-rich elements for children with autism, and seating and shade for caregivers with mobility needs.
- Ramped access to elevated decks and slides
- Ground-level play, transfer points and inclusive swings
- Sensory panels, music and tactile elements
- Quiet zones and cozy spaces for regulation
- Unitary poured-in-place surfacing for wheelchair access
Components we use to build inclusive play
Selected to cover physical, sensory, cognitive and social inclusion.
Ramped structures
Full-ramp decks that bring wheelchair users to the top of the structure.
Sensory play
Musical instruments, tactile panels and visual elements for sensory engagement.
Multi-user swings & spinners
Equipment where children of different abilities play together, not side by side.
Quiet & cozy zones
Nooks and calming spaces for children who need a break from stimulation.
Unitary surfacing
Poured-in-place rubber that meets accessibility and impact standards.
Shade & caregiver seating
Shade and benches inside the play area so caregivers stay close.
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Often combined with
Commercial Playgrounds
Play structures for ages 2 to 12.
Safety Surfacing
Poured-in-place, tiles, turf, wood fiber.
Shade Structures
Sails, cantilevers and hips.
Site Furnishings
Benches, tables, racks, shelters.
Ready to start your project?
Tell us about your site and your budget. We design your space to code at no cost, so you can see the vision before you commit.