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Touch the Sky Playground

Beverly School for the Deaf campus, Beverly, MA

Inclusive school-based playground in Beverly with wide ramps, rubber surfacing, supportive swings, and tactile play elements.

Editorial notes

What stands out

A strong option for mobility access and tactile play, especially if you want a quieter destination than a big municipal park.

What to Expect

Play profile

  • Toddlers
  • Preschoolers
  • Big kids
  • Mixed ages

Visit amenities

  • Seating
  • Picnic tables
  • Limited shade
Visit type
Quick neighborhood style outing
Read more about this location

Touch the Sky Playground sits at Beverly School for the Deaf and is one of the clearest inclusive playground matches in the North Shore region. Publicly documented features include wide ramps, a rubber surface for wheelchair access, bucket-seat swings for extra support, and a roller-ball slide designed for children who seek tactile input. Families should note that it is school-based and reported to be open to the public only when school is not in session.

Accessibility

Sensory

Roller-ball slide for tactile input

Mobility

Wide ramps

Mobility

Rubber surface accommodates wheelchairs

Considerations

One slide is described as metal rather than plastic.

Considerations

Location is up a steep hill behind the school.

Supportive Play

Bucket-seat swings for extra support

Mobility features

Ramped access

Mobility features

Adaptive swings

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

Location

Beverly School for the Deaf, 6 Echo Avenue

Beverly, MA, 01915

Other options nearby

Wide view of the new inclusive playground at Bates Elementary School in Salem

Bates Elementary School Playground

Public access not confirmed

Salem, MA

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.

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

  • Accessible Playgrounds directoryaccessibleplayground.net

    Directory entry ties the playground to Beverly School for the Deaf and describes inclusive features.

    Checked: name, address, ramps, rubber surfacing, bucket swings, tactile slide

  • State guide includes this Beverly playground among inclusive playground examples.

    Checked: city, school-based public access note

What changed

  • April 11, 2026

    Created listing from regional accessible-playground sources.

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