Accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Pennsylvania

State College’s We Play Together playground has an official accessible-play designation and documented ADA-compliant park restrooms. Component-by-component equipment access is not fully specified.

Large rubber-surfaced boundless playground in the Twin Lakes Peach Plaza area with extra-wide decks, swings, slides, climbers, and more than 55 activity stations for kids of varied abilities.

Inclusive Skippack Township playground with a roll-on spinner, face-to-face swing, rocking bridge, accessible slide, and rubber surfacing.

Large all-inclusive destination playground in Quakertown with ramped play, a wheelchair-accessible carousel, poured-in-place rubber surfacing, and separate zones for younger and older kids.

Destination inclusive playground in Lititz with poured rubber surfacing, a Liberty wheelchair swing, and full-access design for kids and caregivers with varied mobility needs.

Large all-ages inclusive playground at FDR Park with a 20-swing mega swing, custom birdhouse towers, accessible paths, quiet spaces, picnic seating, and nature-based play.

Accessible inclusive playground at Nay Aug Park in Scranton with soft surfacing, ADA-compliant play equipment, and a setting beside the park's butterfly garden and paths.

Free seasonal inclusive playground at Pocono Raceway with a nationally recognized design, 5,000-square-foot layout, and family-friendly daytime access when the raceway is open.

Large township playground in Mechanicsburg with an all-inclusive play area, sensory garden, restrooms, picnic seating, and adjacent park amenities.

Large township inclusive playground at Mountain View Park with accessible restrooms, accessible parking, pavilions, and a broad mix of outdoor play for different ages and abilities.

Inclusive playground in Lititz's Dean L. Saylor Park with adaptive play additions, musical instruments, trail access, restrooms, and parking near the playground.

Inclusive city playground in Reading with wheelchair-accessible play levels, multiple slides, swings, shade canopies, and poured-in-place surfacing.

Inclusive indoor sensory gym in Erie with therapeutic play equipment, open play, classes, and party options for kids of all abilities.

Community-supported fully accessible playground in Lancaster with a highly customized design focused on play for children of all abilities.

Renovated neighborhood playground in Wightman Park with three distinct play areas for different ages and abilities, accessible restrooms, and a rentable shelter.

Riverfront Dauphin County destination playground in Harrisburg with plans and official features for an inclusive play area, rubber surfacing, accessible paths, and renovated restrooms.

Large community park in Landisville with the Dream Park play area, trails, fields, pavilion rentals, and strong local recognition as a park for all abilities.

Large community playground in Erie with broad play variety, a walking trail, and published wheelchair-accessible features.