Accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Vancouver, WA

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All accessible and inclusive playgrounds in Vancouver

Inclusive play structure at Marshall Park in Vancouver with accessible pathways and elevated play elements.Source reviewed
Wheelchair swingAccessible routes

Large fully inclusive Vancouver playground with Washington's first wheelchair swing, a two-wheelchair spinner, elevated sand play, musical features, water play, and adjacent restrooms.

Inclusive playground structure at Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver.Source reviewed
Adaptive swingsAccessible routes

Downtown Vancouver's fully inclusive playground with a zero-entry merry-go-all, accessible swings, music garden, Roxall see-saw, nearby restrooms, and splash-feature surroundings.

Children playing on the fully fenced inclusive Elizabeth Austin Playground at Fruit Valley Park in Vancouver.Source reviewed
Ground-level playAccessible routes

Inclusive fully fenced playground in West Vancouver with spinners, climbers, swings, a zipline-style track ride, and seasonal water play.

Children playing on the wetlands-themed inclusive playground at Oakbrook Park in Vancouver.Source reviewed
Ground-level playAccessible routes

Wetlands-themed inclusive playground in Vancouver with musical elements, nature play, swings, restrooms, and surrounding habitat-focused park improvements.

Ribbon-cutting graphic for the inclusive play area at Felida Community Park.Source reviewed

Felida Community Park Inclusive Play Area

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Vancouver, WA

Clark County's inclusive playground at Felida Community Park with an all-ages-and-abilities layout and a rainbow-marked entrance.

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