Accessible and inclusive playgrounds in New Hampshire

Newly rebuilt West Lebanon playground with rubberized surfacing, ADA parking and bathrooms, and a disability-friendly design for ages 2–12.

Concord's all-inclusive playground at White Park features poured-in-place surfacing, a wheelchair-accessible swing, an accessible merry-go-round, and a larger park setting with splash pad, trails, and restrooms nearby.

New universal-design destination playground in Portsmouth with ADA-compliant design and a larger recreation-complex setting.

Fully accessible and inclusive playground in Nashua with broad all-ages appeal and a purpose-built layout for walking, rolling, and play together.

Free waterfront-style public playground in Dover with a splash pad, musical instruments, climbing features, swings, slides, and a standout gundalow boat play element.

Manchester neighborhood park with an official inclusive playground, swings, pavilion, and a climbing rock overlooking the fields.

Town-run playground and splash-pad complex in Peterborough with gradual water entry, a hydraulic Hoyer lift at the adjacent pool, and easy family logistics.

Lakeside public playground inside Ellacoya State Park with beach access, restrooms, picnic areas, and an easy family-friendly day-use setup.

Popular fenced Nashua playground with inclusive design touches, artificial turf, ramp access, accessible swing options, and strong toddler appeal.

Lakeside beach playground area in Elkins with active town plans to add an accessible swing, improved path of travel, and updated surfacing.

Public playground at Rochester Common with an installed communication board supporting more inclusive play.

Large nonprofit recreation park in Wolfeboro with a public playground, track, fields, dog park, and a broad all-ages community focus.

Rochester public playground with an accessible communication board installed to support more inclusive everyday play.

Large Manchester community park with a children's playground, walking trail, pool, pond, and easy onsite parking for families planning a full park outing.

Downtown Lebanon musical playground with interactive outdoor instruments and a playful public-space design that works well for quick sensory-rich stops.

Large free playground at Exeter Recreation Park with multiple classic play elements and strong local family draw.

Large Hanover playground inside Tenney Park with bathrooms, picnic pavilion, and athletic fields that can work well for mixed-age family outings.

Newer community playground in Keene with an intentionally family-friendly design, accessible routes, and a neighborhood-park feel for mixed-age play.

Community playground area within Meredith's Prescott Park, a town park currently being planned with accessibility improvements and a new playground.

Etna playground with adjacent open field and nearby parking that works well for simple neighborhood play and mixed-energy visits.