Accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Delaware

Large boundless playground in Alapocas Run State Park with an accessible surface, wide ramps, toddler area, sensory stations, family restrooms, swings, shade, and pavilion seating.

Renovated town park in Selbyville with newer playground areas, bathrooms, pavilion space, courts, and broad room for mixed-age family outings.

Recently updated waterfront playground in Lewes with improved accessibility, restrooms, walkways, parking, and a scenic canalfront setting.

Popular boundless playground in Milford with an asphalt walking trail, large park setting, and inclusive design rooted in Delaware's Can-Do movement.

Newark's all-inclusive playground at the reservoir with adaptive equipment, a large rubberized surface, and a layout created so children of all abilities can play together.

Compact community playground in Ocean View with picnic amenities, nearby restrooms, walking paths, and easy family logistics.

City-run accessible playground at Dover Park with a new all-accessible play area alongside a splash pad, community center, courts, fields, and picnic pavilions.

Municipal playground in front of the Fenwick Island Police Department. Specific inclusive-play features and accessible facilities are not established in the town information reviewed.

Popular bayside playground in Rehoboth Beach with a strong local reputation for inclusive play, near the boardwalk and beach hotels.