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Accessible playgrounds in Washington

47 playgrounds in 26 towns across Washington, 11 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Seattle (8), Bellevue (4), Redmond (4) and Tacoma (4).

Seattle: 8 accessible playgrounds

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Bellevue: 4 accessible playgrounds

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Redmond: 4 accessible playgrounds

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Tacoma: 4 accessible playgrounds

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Point Roberts: 3 accessible playgrounds

Bainbridge Island: 2 accessible playgrounds

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Blaine: 2 accessible playgrounds

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Kirkland: 2 accessible playgrounds

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Allyn

Anacortes

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Bremerton

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Edgewood

Edmonds

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Everett

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Fairwood

Ferndale

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Gig Harbor

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Goldendale

Kennewick

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Kettle Falls

Maple Valley

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Port Townsend

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Pullman

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Renton

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Vancouver

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Woodinville

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Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 1,986 parks with playgrounds in Washington. Here is what makes a playground accessible or inclusive in our guide.

Based on OpenStreetMap tags and park department websites. We label a playground partly accessible when part of it has barriers. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.

Frequently asked questions

Where is an inclusive playground in Washington?

36th Meridian Community Park Playground in Edgewood is one of 11 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in Washington. Others are in Seattle, Bremerton, Everett and Bellevue.

How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in Washington?

47 in our data: 10 inclusive, 1 sensory, 28 wheelchair accessible, 8 partly accessible. Not every accessible playground in Washington is marked on the map, so local parks departments may know more.

Do Washington playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?

Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in Washington as everywhere in the US. Older ones only have to comply when they are altered, so a quick check with the city parks department is worth it.