Outdoors NearbyAccessible playgrounds in South Carolina
11 playgrounds in 6 towns across South Carolina, 4 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Charleston (4), Greenville (2), Mauldin (2) and Florence (1).
Charleston: 4 accessible playgrounds
- Brittlebank Park Playground Accessible
accessible equipment
- Hazel Parker Playground Playground Accessible
wheelchair swing
- Harmon Field Playground Partly accessible
- St. Julian Devine Park Playground Partly accessible
Greenville: 2 accessible playgrounds
- Brooks' Playground Inclusive
Greenville's first fully inclusive playground.
- Trailblazer Park Playground Accessible
Mauldin: 2 accessible playgrounds
- Mauldin Miracle League Playground Inclusive
Accessible playground next to the Miracle League field.
- Southside Park Playground Partly accessible
Florence
- B.K.'s Playground Inclusive
accessible restroom, ramps, wheelchair swing
Wheelchair swing, wide ramps and an adult changing table.
Greer
- Century Park Playground Accessible
accessible equipment
Summerville
- Saul Alexander Playground Inclusive
merry-go-round (accessible), music play, quiet space, sensory play
Inclusive whirl, zip track and a quiet zone for sensory needs.
Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 517 parks with playgrounds in South Carolina. Read what makes a playground accessible or inclusive.
Compiled from OpenStreetMap and official parks departments. Where only some equipment is reachable, we say partly accessible. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is an inclusive playground in South Carolina?
Saul Alexander Playground in Summerville is one of 4 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in South Carolina. Others are in Florence, Greenville and Mauldin.
How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in South Carolina?
11 in our data: 4 inclusive, 4 wheelchair accessible, 3 partly accessible. Counts only include playgrounds marked as accessible; many others in South Carolina are fine for wheelchairs too.
Do South Carolina playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?
Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in South Carolina as everywhere in the US. If a playground looks dated, call ahead: older sites only need to comply once they are altered.