Outdoors Nearby

Accessible playgrounds in Maryland

22 playgrounds in 18 towns across Maryland, 5 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Baltimore (2), Columbia (2), Kensington (2) and North Beach (2).

Baltimore: 2 accessible playgrounds

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Columbia: 2 accessible playgrounds

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Kensington: 2 accessible playgrounds

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North Beach: 2 accessible playgrounds

Brunswick

All parks with playgrounds in Brunswick

Dunkirk

Fort Meade

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Gaithersburg

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Golden Beach

Highland

Lexington Park

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Lusby

Mount Airy

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Randallstown

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Rockville

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Savage

Silver Spring

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Thurmont

All parks with playgrounds in Thurmont

Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 1,107 parks with playgrounds in Maryland. Find out what makes a playground accessible or inclusive, including surfaces and swings.

Sources: OpenStreetMap contributors and official park department pages in Maryland. A partly accessible playground has a way in but some barriers inside. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.

Frequently asked questions

Where is an inclusive playground in Maryland?

Schooley Mill Playground in Highland is one of 5 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in Maryland. Others are in Columbia, Savage and Thurmont.

How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in Maryland?

22 in our data: 5 inclusive, 12 wheelchair accessible, 5 partly accessible. The real number in Maryland is higher, since most newer playgrounds follow the ADA rules even when no map says so.

Do Maryland playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?

Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in Maryland as everywhere in the US. An older playground can lack ramps or a firm surface until it is rebuilt, so check before a long drive in Maryland.