Find a great playground

Not just the closest one — the right one. Fenced for runners, shaded for July, toddler areas, restrooms, and accessible & inclusive playgrounds — details parents actually need, verified each season.

Browse by state

Arizona50 playgroundsCalifornia89 playgroundsColorado28 playgroundsFlorida80 playgroundsGeorgia26 playgroundsIllinois32 playgroundsIndiana27 playgroundsKansas10 playgroundsMinnesota26 playgroundsMissouri16 playgroundsNevada30 playgroundsNew Jersey10 playgroundsNew York33 playgroundsNorth Carolina26 playgroundsOregon22 playgroundsPennsylvania18 playgroundsSouth Carolina1 playgroundTennessee27 playgroundsTexas113 playgroundsWashington35 playgrounds

What this guide has that a parks list doesn't

A council list gives you names and addresses. It almost never tells you the two things that decide the afternoon: whether the gate closes behind a toddler who runs, and whether a wheelchair can actually get to the equipment. So we work those out.

Towns with the most playgrounds

San Antonio27 playgrounds · TexasTucson21 playgrounds · ArizonaAustin20 playgrounds · TexasLas Vegas19 playgrounds · NevadaSan Francisco18 playgrounds · CaliforniaOrlando18 playgrounds · FloridaChicago18 playgrounds · IllinoisPortland18 playgrounds · OregonSeattle18 playgrounds · WashingtonHouston17 playgrounds · TexasJacksonville16 playgrounds · FloridaAtlanta16 playgrounds · Georgia

The details that matter

Every listing flags what it can verify:fencedshadetoddler♿ accessiblerestrooms — and it'sFree unless clearly labeled otherwise.

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