Outdoors NearbyAccessible playgrounds in Georgia
19 playgrounds in 12 towns across Georgia, 8 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Atlanta (5), Smyrna (3), Gray (2) and Hinesville (1).
Atlanta: 5 accessible playgrounds
- Murphey Candler Park Playground Inclusive
music play, ramps
About 50 feet of ramps and a musical instrument zone.
- Rodney Cook Sr. Park Playground Inclusive
ramps
- John F. Kennedy Park Playground Inclusive
Sports-themed all-inclusive playground.
- Center Hill Park Playground Partly accessible
- Mattie Freeland Park Playground Partly accessible
Smyrna: 3 accessible playgrounds
- Cobb Park Inclusive Playground Inclusive
ramps, rubber surface
- Windy Hill Community Center Playground Inclusive
fenced, ramps
- Tolleson Park Playground Accessible
Gray: 2 accessible playgrounds
- Highway 18 Ball Park Playground Accessible
fenced, rubber surface
- Highway 18 Ball Park Small Playground Accessible
Hinesville
- Irene B Thomas Park Playground Accessible
wheelchair swing
Kennesaw
- Swift-Cantrell Park Inclusive Playground Inclusive
fenced, ramps, turf surface
Macon
- Amerson River Park Playground Accessible
rubber surface
Marietta
- Avenue East Cobb Family Lounge Accessible
Peachtree City
- All Children's Playground Accessible
Peachtree Corners
- Town Green All-Inclusive Playground Inclusive
rubber surface
Savannah
- Hull Park Playground Accessible
accessible equipment
Valdosta
- Boundless Playground Inclusive
turf surface
Watkinsville
- Playground of Possibilities at Harris Shoals Park Accessible
turf surface
Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 721 parks with playgrounds in Georgia. 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 Georgia?
Swift-Cantrell Park Inclusive Playground in Kennesaw is one of 8 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in Georgia. Others are in Valdosta, Smyrna, Atlanta and Peachtree Corners.
How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in Georgia?
19 in our data: 8 inclusive, 9 wheelchair accessible, 2 partly accessible. Counts only include playgrounds marked as accessible; many others in Georgia are fine for wheelchairs too.
Do Georgia playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?
Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in Georgia as everywhere in the US. If a playground looks dated, call ahead: older sites only need to comply once they are altered.