accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Nevada

Fenced all-abilities playground at Sparks Marina with shade structures and a destination-style waterfront park setting.

Carson City's first universally accessible playground anchors this neighborhood park with lake views, paved paths, restrooms, picnic shelter, and room for mixed-age play.

Accessible playground within Dick Taylor Memorial Park in Reno with accessible surfacing, transfer stations, and low play components.

Large city playground inside Kellogg Zaher Sports Complex with a ramp-accessible 5-12 play area, adaptive swings, spinner, and inclusive motion features.

Neighborhood park in southeast Carson City recognized on Nevada's inclusive playground list, with a playground, restrooms, picnic shelter, and easy open-park access.

Boulder City playground listed by Nevada as inclusive, with recently updated equipment and safety surfacing to improve accessibility.

Longstanding all-abilities playground in Sparks with restrooms, picnic areas, and a larger park setting for mixed-age outings.

Scenic Boulder City park with a playground, picnic shelters, parking, and inclusion on Nevada's statewide inclusive parks list.

Large community park in Zephyr Cove with a public play area, restrooms, picnic space, sports amenities, and an on-site library branch.

Small public town park in Genoa with a playground, restrooms, picnic area, pergola, and basketball court.

Private 2.5-acre accessible playground in Las Vegas designed for recreation and education for adults with disabilities, with a wheelchair swing and other adaptive features.

Community playground in Incline Village with two play structures, swings, picnic tables, and a grassy setting beside Preston Field.

Popular central Las Vegas park with an officially documented ramp-accessible playground for ages 5-12.

Douglas County is replacing the playground at Stodick Park with a new inclusive design for kids of all abilities, making this the clearest current inclusive-play project in Minden.