Destination inclusive playgrounds

Field of Dreams

Bossier City, LA

Large all-abilities playground in Bossier City with ADA-accessible features, restrooms, picnic tables, and trails.

Play area at Field of Dreams inclusive playground in Bossier City

Official city image for Field of Dreams.

Know Before You Go

Weather
Outdoor visit; plan around heat, rain, and sun exposure.

What to Expect

Play profile

  • Toddlers
  • Preschoolers
  • Big kids
  • Mixed ages

Visit amenities

  • Picnic tables
  • Restrooms nearby
  • Mixed shade
Visit type
Destination playground.
Read more about this location

Field of Dreams is one of the strongest inclusive playground options in North Louisiana and is designed as a destination-style public play space for children of different abilities. Official city materials confirm ADA accessibility, playground amenities, restrooms, picnic tables, and trails on site. Families looking for a bigger outing with room to move, regroup, and stay awhile will likely find this park especially worthwhile.

Hours & Admission

Admission

Free public park.

Accessibility

Summary

Official city listing identifies the site as ADA accessible.

Considerations

The official city page does not publish a full equipment list or surfacing details.

Considerations

Families with highly specific mobility or sensory needs may want to preview recent photos before visiting.

Confirmed Features

ADA accessible playground setting

Confirmed Features

Restrooms

Confirmed Features

Trails

Mobility features

Wide pathways

Surface type

Mixed surfaces

These details summarize published sources and dated reports. They are not an ADA inspection or an individualized accessibility assessment.

Location

4716 Hazel Jones Road

Bossier City, LA, 71111

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Sources & Updates

2 public sources on record · Last checked Apr 11, 2026. Time-sensitive details may have changed.

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Last check on record
Apr 11, 2026
Sources reviewed
2 public sources

Public sources

What changed

  • April 11, 2026

    Created listing from official city facility page and supporting attributable sources.

Accessibility details reflect available public information and dated reports, not an ADA inspection.