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Accessible playgrounds in Massachusetts

46 playgrounds in 23 towns across Massachusetts, 13 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Boston (21), Cambridge (3), Woburn (2) and Acton (1).

Boston: 21 accessible playgrounds

All parks with playgrounds in Boston

Cambridge: 3 accessible playgrounds

All parks with playgrounds in Cambridge

Woburn: 2 accessible playgrounds

All parks with playgrounds in Woburn

Acton

All parks with playgrounds in Acton

Arlington

All parks with playgrounds in Arlington

Beverly

All parks with playgrounds in Beverly

Chelmsford

Fairhaven

Grafton

Longmeadow

Mansfield

Merrimac

New Bedford

All parks with playgrounds in New Bedford

Newton

All parks with playgrounds in Newton

Peabody

All parks with playgrounds in Peabody

Quincy

All parks with playgrounds in Quincy

Rockport

Stow

Sudbury

West Barnstable

West Springfield

Westford

Weymouth

All parks with playgrounds in Weymouth

Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 1,191 parks with playgrounds in Massachusetts. We explain what makes a playground accessible or inclusive and what to check before you go.

Data for Massachusetts: OpenStreetMap volunteers plus city and county park pages. "Partly accessible" marks places with some barriers, such as a step or loose surface. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.

Frequently asked questions

Where is an inclusive playground in Massachusetts?

Martin's Park in Boston is one of 13 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in Massachusetts. Others are in Peabody, Westford, Rockport and Sudbury.

How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in Massachusetts?

46 in our data: 13 inclusive, 28 wheelchair accessible, 5 partly accessible. Expect more on the ground: newer Massachusetts playgrounds usually meet the ADA basics without being labeled.

Do Massachusetts playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?

Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in Massachusetts as everywhere in the US. Renovations bring older playgrounds up to the standard, and many Massachusetts cities post their upgrade plans online.