Accessible and inclusive playgrounds in West Virginia

Nature-themed inclusive playground in Huntington with accessible paths, an all-inclusive splash pad, quiet sensory space, restrooms, and room for mixed-age play.

Large destination inclusive playground at Wheeling Park with accessible surfacing, ramps, musical play, braille panels, shaded gathering space, and quiet decompression areas.

Fully inclusive, multi-generational playground at Mylan Park in Morgantown with a wheelchair swing, smooth surfacing, and broad family appeal.

Inclusive public playground at Valley Park in Hurricane with multiple play areas, accessible paved routes, nearby shelters, trails, parking, and family-friendly park amenities.

Large destination-style park playground at Lake Stephens in Surveyor, with broader family amenities including splash pad, beach, trails, camping, shelters, and Raleigh County's all-inclusive playground initiative.

Inclusive outdoor splash pad at Parkersburg City Park with accessible routes, ground-level water play, sensory variety, nearby restrooms, parking, and larger park amenities.

Renovated inclusive playground in Weirton with slides, adventure play, musical elements, shaded seating, and side-by-side access for kids of different skill levels.

Local Beckley park playground at Fitzpatrick Park, part of Raleigh County Parks' accessible all-inclusive playground project, with walking paths, picnic shelters, lake views, and ball fields.

Community playground in Beckley at Dry Hill Prosperity Park, part of Raleigh County Parks' accessible all-inclusive playground initiative with open green space, a paved track, picnic shelter, and community building.

Riverfront playground in Moundsville with a fully accessible design, shelter space, open lawn, and Ohio River views.

County park playground in Shepherdstown with an ADA-accessible play area near restrooms, shaded pavilion space, trails, and other family amenities.

Inclusive school-community playground in Barboursville designed with accessible surfacing, inclusive equipment, quiet sensory areas, and imaginative play structures.