Outdoors NearbyAccessible playgrounds in Florida
28 playgrounds in 20 towns across Florida, 9 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Gainesville (5), Orlando (4), Tampa (2) and Boca Raton (1).
Gainesville: 5 accessible playgrounds
- Albert Ray Massey Park Playground Inclusive
ramps
Space-themed boundless playground, the city's first fully lit one.
- 46th Blvd Playground Playground Partly accessible
- Alfred A. Ring Park Playground Partly accessible
- Kiwanis Park Playground Partly accessible
- Westside Park Partly accessible
Orlando: 4 accessible playgrounds
- Young Pine Community Park Inclusive Playground Inclusive
Orange County inclusive playground.
- Eagle Park Playground Partly accessible
- Hunter Creeks clock tower Playground Partly accessible
- Lake Eola Park Playground Partly accessible
Tampa: 2 accessible playgrounds
- New Tampa All-Abilities Playground Inclusive
ramps, sensory play
10,000+ sq ft playground for physical, sensory and neurodiverse needs.
- Freedom Playground Accessible
parking nearby
Boca Raton
- Boca Springs Playground Accessible
Boynton Beach
- Jacob's Park Inclusive
ramps, rubber surface, sensory play
Clermont
- Waterfront Park Playground Accessible
accessible equipment
Englewood
- Englewood Beach Playground Partly accessible
Fort Myers
- Yacht Club Community Park Partly accessible
Hollywood
- Fletcher Street Park Accessible
Jacksonville
- Ringhaver Park Playground Inclusive
ground-level play, rubber surface
Renovated for all abilities, with the city's tallest slide.
Lake Worth
- Barrier-Free Playground Inclusive
ramps, sensory play
Barrier-free playground near the county's therapeutic recreation complex.
North Port
- Boundless Adventures Playground Inclusive
adaptive swing, rubber surface, sensory play
Boundless playground in a sensory garden park, with a wheelchair glider.
Ocala
- Boundless Playground Inclusive
Palm City
- Jock Leighton Park Playground Accessible
wheelchair swing
Rockledge
- Cross Bridge Community Park Playground Accessible
turf surface
Saint Petersburg
- Roberts Park Playground Accessible
St. Johns
- Field of Dreams Playground Inclusive
adaptive swing, merry-go-round (accessible), music play, ramps, sensory play
St. Johns County's first all-inclusive playground.
Tavares
- Lake Idamere Park Playground Accessible
West Palm Beach
- Okeeheelee Park Accessible Playground Accessible
Winter Garden
- Maple Street Park Playground Accessible
Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 2,012 parks with playgrounds in Florida. We explain what makes a playground accessible or inclusive and what to check before you go.
Data for Florida: OpenStreetMap volunteers plus city and county park pages. "Partly accessible" marks places with some barriers, such as a step or loose surface. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is an inclusive playground in Florida?
Field of Dreams Playground in St. Johns is one of 9 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in Florida. Others are in North Port, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth and Tampa.
How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in Florida?
28 in our data: 9 inclusive, 10 wheelchair accessible, 9 partly accessible. Expect more on the ground: newer Florida playgrounds usually meet the ADA basics without being labeled.
Do Florida playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?
Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in Florida as everywhere in the US. Renovations bring older playgrounds up to the standard, and many Florida cities post their upgrade plans online.