An inclusive playground is intentionally designed so that children of all ages and abilities can play, be challenged, and have fun together. It goes beyond basic wheelchair accessibility and ensures that all kids have an inviting and enjoyable playground experience. Our inclusive Playgrounds for All program supports the FIVE Fundamentals below.
Create Welcoming Social Environments Including:
Kids in each stage of development play in different ways. Some want to interact and play games with their friends, while others want a space to play by themselves or with some social proximity to peers. Our equipment supports kids in each of the six stages of play, including: Solitary play, Onlooker play, Parallel play, Associative play and Cooperative play.
Inclusive & Accessible Playground Equipment
Miracle Recreation offers a variety of innovative, easy to clean and maintain inclusive playground equipment, which helps children of all abilities enjoy being children. Our inclusive playground design solutions let you stay compliant with ADA requirements while still offering engaging and fun play for all children. While there is no such thing as ADA playground equipment, Miracle Recreation works with you to ensure compliance with the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) through equipment selection and layout of equipment.
At Miracle Recreation, we know that shaping the future of play® means looking beyond the traditional approach of wheelchair-accessible ramps. Inclusive playground design includes systems and components that allow all children to play together in a rich and engaging way. In an inclusive play space, children of different abilities can play together, ensuring no one is left out.
Allow Greater Accessibility By:
With the right inclusive play equipment selections, we make sure all kids can access our equipment. Kids with wheelchairs, crutches or differing ranges of motion can play on our equipment thanks to our intentional designs.
- Protective, shock-absorbing unitary surfacing
- Wide movement routes
- Smooth, even transitions on and off equipment