This newest accessible playground in Boiling Springs, SC, is great for kids of all ages. It’s fully fenced and features some imaginative play elements and adaptive equipment. Each structure cultivate creativity and inclusion. This playground is nestled in a quiet neighborhood, past the hustle and bustle of the main street.
Adjacent to the Mauldin Sports Center, City Center Park in Mauldin, SC, underwent an impressive renovation several years ago. Drawing inspiration from the fitness courses, this park brims with a variety of exciting play structures designed to encourage children of all ages to be active.
Sunset Park is a barrier-free playground in Mauldin, SC. It has wheelchair accessible play structures, a merry-go-round, the Sway Fun glider, roller slides, low-level sensory panels and lots of unique features. This colorful playground was designed to empower children of all abilities to play alongside each other and ensure no one is left out.
Located right next to the Westside Aquatic Complex, this playground features two separate play structures for older and younger kids. Overhead wheels, tons of slides, climbing features and the ground covered in fallen autumn leaves made this outing fun for the kids.
Gower Park is a tucked-away neighborhood park with sports fields, a disk golf course, covered picnic tables, trails, and a nice shaded playground with a kid-friendly zip line. On top of this, the playground is conveniently nestled in the shade of towering trees, making it ideal place to visit on a sunny afternoon in Greenville.
Holmes Park is a compact obstacle course full of some cool features, such as a swinging bridge, a rope tunnel, and a stand-n-spin you could rarely see in neighborhood settings. Designed for older kids with an element of risk at every turn, this playground could be so much fun for little daredevils.
Legacy Park is such a peaceful and quiet oasis in the heart of
a residential neighborhood in Greenville that makes you feel as if you're a thousand miles away from the hustle and bustle of the
city. There are two play areas for older and younger kids, the Little Free Library under an old oak, a bubbling fountain, a
tree-shaded walking trail, a pond, and plenty of wide open green spaces. And there's even a sand volleyball court. All in all, it's a gem of a park.
Located near Town Hall in Lyman, SC, this inclusive playground spans 2
acres of ultimate play space. In addition to all-inclusive and
handicap-accessible equipment, it boasts a musical garden, swing sets,
slides, roundabouts, a rock climbing wall, monkey bars, covered
pavilions, walking trails, a nearby amphitheater, and umbrellas over the
most equipment.
Miracle Park is an inclusive playground in Rock Hill, SC, that features adaptive play equipment, a rubber-like surface, zip lines, a musical garden, merry-go-rounds, swings, sensory boards, and so much more. This is truly a place where everyone can join in on the fun and feel included.
North Main Rotary Park is a nice, shaded and recently-renovated neighborhood park located in one of Greenville's oldest neighborhoods, near the downtown area. For such a compact playground, there are more than enough opportunities for kids to climb, jump, run, and explore.
