The Playground Map

Central Park, Doylestown

The wooden castle every Bucks County kid knows — and after a two-year, all-abilities rebuild finished in 2024, it's better than ever. Two inclusive zones for ages 2–5 and 5–12, a soft poured-in-place surface, and real permanent restrooms.

Bensalem

A ground-up rebuild that reopened in spring 2026 — an ADA carousel, adaptive swing and zip seats, sensory stations, and a big Super Netplex climber, fully accessible for ages 2–12.

Warminster

A 2024 inclusive build with separate 2–5 and 5–12 zones, a sign-language panel, and accessible spinners and seesaws — inside a 240-acre park that also has a 'Safety Town' mini-village for trikes.

Warrington

Locals call it 'Kids' Mountain' — a hilltop you climb by rope with three slides back down, plus a drums-and-chimes music section and a sensory trail through native pollinator plantings.

Newtown

A pirate-ship inclusive structure with ramps, transfer stations, and sound elements built for kids with visual impairments, set in a 23-acre park.

Memorial Park, Yardley

A nature-whimsy playground of ant tunnels, a honeycomb climber, and insect structures, with edge-to-edge rubber surfacing and an inclusive glider.

Northampton Township

Built specifically for sensory, motor, and social development, with accessible swings and interactive panels, inside a 213-acre park with an amphitheater and trails.

Upper Providence

One of the region's largest all-abilities builds: 16,500 square feet, more than 80 play elements, ziplines, and seamless rubber surfacing that rolls a stroller or a wheelchair straight to every zone.

Horsham

The area's universal-access benchmark since 2003, with full ramping to every level, a Sway Fun glider, and six shaded acres — plus a water mist station right in the middle for summer.

Skippack

The newest of the bunch, opened in May 2026 — a Burke inclusive set with a ground-level spinner, a face-to-face Konnection swing, and an industry-exclusive 360-loop slide with handrails. Ages 2–12.

Lansdale

An award-winning accessible playground — it took a 2022 Montgomery Award for inclusive design — inside a 33-acre park with a pool, an amphitheater, and a half-mile nature path.

Lafayette Hill

Reopened in late 2024 with a SwayFun glider, a symbol-communication board for non-verbal kids, pickleball courts, and a solar phone-charging station.

Willow Grove

Two age-separated playgrounds plus a painted 'Safety Town' mini-town for Big Wheels and trikes, inside a 76-acre park with a fishing pond and a fitness trail.

Dresher

Something genuinely different: a graduated bike park with paved and crushed-stone tracks sized for bikes, trikes, scooters, and wheelchairs, for kids up to about 12.

Elkins Park

A whimsical, volunteer-built wooden playground on 13 acres, with a skate park, lighted courts, and a spray pool.