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April 02, 2025

Play for All: How the City of Las Vegas Supports Kids of All Abilities

We’re committed to making our parks welcoming and inclusive for children of all abilities.

In the city of Las Vegas, we believe that every child deserves the chance to play, explore and thrive. That’s why we’re committed to making our parks welcoming and inclusive for children of all abilities. From adaptive swings to sensory walls and interactive play zones, our park system reflects our dedication to building a city where everyone can enjoy outdoor spaces, regardless of physical or developmental challenges.

Across the city, you’ll find adaptive features designed with accessibility and inclusion in mind. Whether it's a molded bucket swing for added support or a sensory wall to stimulate learning through touch, these features are thoughtfully placed to provide safe and joyful play experiences. We're proud to offer options that allow children to play side-by-side, fostering connection and community.

Our Adaptive Recreation program provides opportunities for youth and adults of all abilities. We offer a wide variety of programs that promote socialization, skill development and physical activity. Staff provides advocacy and inclusion support for individuals with diverse abilities to participate in other recreational activities that we have to offer.

Here are just some of the adaptive features you’ll find in our parks:

  • Mountain Ridge Park – 7151 Oso Blanca Road
    • Molded bucket safety swings and Omni Spinner
  • Polly Gonzalez Memorial Park – 5425 Corbett St.
    • Molded bucket safety swing
  • Centennial Hills Park – 7101 N. Buffalo Drive  
    • Sensory play wall, molded bucket safety swing
  • Gary Reese Freedom Park – 850 N. Mojave Road   
    • Sensory wall, molded bucket safety swings
  • Gilcrease Brothers Park – 10011 Gilcrease Ave.
    • Sensory play wall, Gaga ball pit
  • Teton Trails Park – 7850 N. Bradley Road   
    • Sensory play wall
  • Ernest & Betty Becker Family Technology and Recreation Park – 2221 Maverick St.
    • Ground-level, app-based, interactive play interface
  • Bruce Trent Park – 8851 Vegas Drive   
    • Sensory play wall, musical instruments
  • Kellogg Zaher Sports Complex – 7901 W. Washington Ave.   
    • Ages 5-12 ramp-accessible playground, molded bucket safety swings, Omni Spinner, We-Go-Round and We-Saw
  • Trigono Hills Park – 3805 Cliff Shadows Pkwy.   
    • Omni Spinner
  • Arroyo Vista Park – 4755 Harris Ave.   
    • Sensory play wall
  • Angel Park – 241 S. Durango Drive     
    • Omni Spinner
  • Justice Myron E. Leavitt & Jaycee Community Park – 2100 E. St. Louis Ave.   
    • Omni Spinner, sensory play wall
  • Fitzgerald Tot Lot – 710 W. Monroe St.    
    • Molded bucket safety swing
  • Lorenzi Park – 3333 W. Washington Ave.   
    • Ages 5-12, ramp-accessible playground
  • Majestic Park – 9902 W. Gowan Road
    • Sensory play wall
  • Wayne Bunker Family Park – 7351 W. Alexander Road   
    • Omni Spinner
  • Stewart Place Park – 4700 Chantilly Ave.
    • Molded bucket safety swings
  • Cameron Community Park – 6410 Smoke Ranch Road   
    • Sensory play wall

We’re continually working to expand and enhance inclusive features in parks throughout the city. Because when we design spaces for everyone, we create a stronger, more connected Las Vegas.

Learn more about our parks and find one near you. 

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