Large lakefront inclusive playground at Onondaga Lake Park with ramp access, sensory-rich play, adaptive swinging, smooth paths, nearby restrooms, and room for mixed-age outings.

Large universally accessible playground in Eisenhower Park with separate age zones, broad pathways, shade, seating, and picnic areas for longer family outings.

Water-themed accessible playground at Tow Path Park in Buffalo with poured-in-place surfacing and Niagara River views.

Accessible Webster playground at Miracle Field with turf-field surroundings and regular family use through Webster Parks and Recreation programming.

Community playground in Owasco near Auburn with a splash pad and play structures, useful for families seeking a larger local play stop.

Accessible and inclusive farm-based playground in Chittenango with broader recreation programming, a communication board, and a welcoming setting for children of all abilities.

Village playground in Ilion with a small pavilion and planned upgrades toward a more inclusive play space.

City-planned all-inclusive playground at Frear Park in Troy, positioned by the city as the Capital Region's first all-inclusive playground.

Large town park in New Hartford with a newly built playground, pavilions, dog run, and a broader recreation setting suited to family outings.

Lakefront playground in Geneva with restrooms, walking paths, open park space, and an easy-to-pair downtown waterfront setting.

West Utica neighborhood park headed for major accessibility upgrades including accessible swings, restrooms, sidewalks, and a splash pad.

Community playground in Seneca Falls with open play access, sports fields, a gazebo, and seasonal recreation activity at the site.