Accessible and inclusive playgrounds in New Jersey

Trenton's first completely inclusive playground, with ramped access, rubber surfacing, an inclusive spinner, sensory play, and a quiet grove.

Summit's first all-abilities playground, with wheelchair-accessible dual ziplines, a fully accessible sensory structure, and a communication board.

Universally accessible county playground in Colts Neck with wheelchair-accessible elevated play, Braille signs, sensory play additions, paved paths, and a nearby sprayground.

All-inclusive Nutley playground with wheelchair-accessible surfacing and ramps, sensory and quiet play, adaptive swings, shade, fencing, and accessible facilities.

Neighborhood playground in Princeton with poured-in-place surfacing, toddler swings, a spray pad, a pavilion, and a paved perimeter path.

New all-inclusive playground in New Brooklyn Park with poured-in-place rubber surfacing, ramps, transfer access, sensory features, shade, and a fenced layout.

Beachside universally accessible playground in Long Branch with inclusive design, nearby picnic facilities, parking, and a destination setting inside Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park.

Compact fenced Princeton playground with newer equipment, benches, a sandbox, picnic tables, and a walking path inside Quarry Park.

Inclusive playground for ages 2-12 with age-specific climbing areas and swing choices including a supportive freedom swing.

Large all-inclusive playground at John Adler Memorial Park with accessible pathways, multiple play areas, restrooms, picnic spots, and adjacent sports amenities.

Large inclusive play area at Veterans Park North Entrance with a big children's activity center, smaller play areas, a pavilion, comfort station, and connected walking paths.

Recently upgraded Princeton playground with new equipment, shade canopy, and poured-in-place rubber surfacing for improved accessibility.

Neighborhood park in Phillipsburg with a newly funded inclusive playground plan that includes poured-in-place surfacing, a therapeutic swing seat, transfer access, accessible route work, and expanded fencing.

County-led completely inclusive playground project at Riverside County Park South in North Arlington, planned under Jake’s Law standards.

Accessible and inclusive children's activity center behind Hamilton Township's municipal building with nearby fields and a basketball court.

County-planned completely inclusive playground in Westwood with published concept plans, Jake’s Law design intent, and multiple official renderings.

Farm-themed inclusive playground in Delran Community Park with accessible ramps and surfacing, a large parking lot, and room for longer outdoor play.

Waterfront public playground in Somers Point with an active city-backed inclusive redesign, picnic amenities, restrooms, and family-friendly open park space.

County-planned completely inclusive playground in Saddle Brook with Jake’s Law design intent and official concept renderings already published.

Large modern playground inside Berry Lane Park with inclusive design intent, rubber surfacing, wide paths, swings, climbing, seating, and adjacent splash-play park amenities.

Large community-built playground in Bridgewater with wide play variety, toddler-to-big-kid appeal, seating, parking, and restrooms nearby in the municipal park setting.

Inclusive play area behind Ewing Senior & Community Center with Inclusive Play equipment designed for children with disabilities and sensory-stimulating activity.

Recently upgraded Ocean County playground in Bayville with more inclusive play elements for children of all abilities.

Updated county playground in Lakewood that Ocean County identified as part of its more inclusive playground upgrade effort.