Inclusive Playgrounds
Kids with mobility challenges may enjoy playgrounds designed with their needs in mind. Spartanburg has a couple accessible and inclusive playgrounds for children, and you’ll find a few more in the nearby Greer/Taylors area. These playgrounds often feature rubberized play surfaces, accommodating high backed swings, ramps, and sensory panels. Here’s a list of Inclusive Playgrounds in and near Spartanburg.
Do you know a child with special needs? Visit our Guide to Special Needs Resources in Spartanburg.
Cleveland Park has a fully accessible playground with full-support swings, rubberized ground cover, paved sidewalks and zero-entry access to both the playground and several play structures.
- Unique play structure
- Walking Trail with creek and pond
- Restrooms
- Free Parking
Read our full review of Cleveland Park.
Home to a fully accessible playground, this park is located in Boiling Springs.
This park includes:
- Baseball/Softball Field
- Bicycle Motocross (BMX)
- Outdoor Fitness Equipment
- Parking
- Picnic Shelter
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Swings
- Trails
Miracle Park, a portion of North Spartanburg Park, is a fully accessible playground that features a soft-surface, packed mulch playground, ramps to accessible play features, and a rubberized wheelchair-accessible baseball field.
- Playground with lots of ramps
- Walking trail, BMX track, baskeball field
- Paved Parking
- Restrooms
Home to the Greenville County Parks & Rec office, you will find the Boundless Playgrounds, a fully-accessible, sunny playground beside a preschool playground and lots of swings at the entrance off Old Spartanburg. If you go in the Scottswood entrance, you’ll find an enclosed, sunny playground with swings, sandbox, and a grassy space. With a dog park, tennis courts, paved trail and even an ice rink and bounce house inside, you will find something for everyone to love.
- Bounce house, ice rink, paved trail, dog park, tennis courts, grassy space
- Two Playgrounds: One fully-accessible with preschool area and one enclosed playground, both in the sun
- Restrooms
- Free parking lot
Read our review on Kidding Around Greenville of the Pavilion.
The newly-renovated Century Park re-opened in late March 2021 and features the fairy tale themed Benson Automotive Kids Planet. Kids Planet is located in the shade and sun and includes:
- Two fence-enclosed age-appropriate play areas
- Misting play area
- Musical activity space
- Ziplines
- Hillside slides
- A ground level trampoline
- Special needs child/parent swing
- Sno Hut Shaved Ice concession stand
Century Park also offers:
- Paved walking trail, picnic shelters, baseball diamonds, frisbee golf
- Restrooms
- Free parking lot
Read our review on Kidding Around Greenville of Century Park.
