Outdoors NearbyAccessible playgrounds in West Virginia
7 playgrounds in 6 towns across West Virginia, 3 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Charleston (2), Huntington (1), Hurricane (1) and Milton (1).
Charleston: 2 accessible playgrounds
- Kanawha State Forest Accessible Playground Accessible
adaptive swing, rubber surface, transfer station, wheelchair swing
Forest playground with a wheelchair platform swing and spinners.
- Haddad Riverfront Park Playground Accessible
Huntington
- Saint Cloud All-Inclusive Playground Inclusive
ramps
Barrier-free design with a Tree 4 All treehouse.
Hurricane
- All Inclusive Playground Inclusive
Milton
- April Dawn Park Playground Accessible
accessible equipment
Morgantown
- Mylan Park Inclusive Playground Inclusive
music play, sensory play, wheelchair swing
Barrier-free regional playground built with SteppingStones.
Terra Alta
- Farmers Wild Life Park Playground Accessible
merry-go-round (accessible), wheelchair swing
Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 158 parks with playgrounds in West Virginia. Learn what makes a playground accessible or inclusive, with tips for a first visit.
Listed from OpenStreetMap and public park information for West Virginia. Partly accessible: usable, but with steps or soft ground in places. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is an inclusive playground in West Virginia?
Mylan Park Inclusive Playground in Morgantown is one of 3 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in West Virginia. Others are in Huntington and Hurricane.
How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in West Virginia?
7 in our data: 3 inclusive, 4 wheelchair accessible. Many more West Virginia playgrounds meet the basic ADA rules without being mapped that way.
Do West Virginia playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?
Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in West Virginia as everywhere in the US. Playgrounds from before 2012 may not meet the rules until they are renovated, so ask the West Virginia city or county parks office.