Inclusive Design Isn’t Optional—It’s the Standard
Tags: Inclusive Playground Design, ADA Playground, Accessible Play, Universal Design, Midwest Playscapes
An inclusive playground is more than ADA compliance—it's about creating spaces where every child feels welcome, empowered, and able to play freely.
At Midwest Playscapes, inclusive design is woven into everything we do. We collaborate with city decision-makers and landscape architects to ensure each play environment serves a wide range of abilities, sensory needs, and age groups. This means designing beyond ramps: it means multi-sensory equipment, quiet spaces, accessible surfacing, and engaging activities for all developmental levels.
When a child with limited mobility can race their friends on a zip track, or a child with autism can find comfort in a sensory nook, a community becomes stronger. These details don’t just serve those with disabilities—they enhance the play experience for everyone.
We work with the industry’s most innovative manufacturers to ensure every piece of equipment meets inclusive play standards and exceeds expectations. Our process is collaborative and detailed, because we know the impact of getting it right.
Inclusive design isn’t a feature—it’s the foundation of modern playground planning. Let us help you build a space that welcomes every child, caregiver, and visitor.
