Smothers Park's Lazy Dayz Playground is large in both size and design. This award-winning barrier-free play space is accessible to children of all levels and features carefully selected elements to support the goal of being an inclusive playground. There are several play areas that provide plenty of opportunities for children to explore, each with ramps for children in wheelchairs to access equipment. The developers of this park went far beyond the ADA minimum requirements and removed as many potential hurdles as possible to play.

The waterfront location of Lazy Dayz Playground adds to the fun of this huge, magical playground. Sit by the waterfront and admire the waterfall. And the three fountains in the park add to the excitement. Every 15 minutes, the fountain comes to life and the water show entertains children and adults alike. While there, look for large animals like giant frogs and squirrels in the trees. This fun accent adds a whimsical touch to your park. In 2015 it was named the best playground in the world by the Landscape Architects Network. It is completely handicap-accessible.

• Lazy Dayz Playground Open 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location : 199 West Veterans Blvd, Owensboro, KY 42301, U.S.
Reservations: 270-687-8333
Concessions: 270-687-8365
Email: jennifer.hodges@owensboro.org

The Tower Playground in Fælledparken is an urban playground where children can learn about the architecture of Copenhagen by playing among five of the city’s most famous towers. The project includes towers such as the Savior Church, City Hall, Circular Tower, Marble Church, and Exchange Tower. Playground elements are incorporated into the tower replica of this famous Copenhagen building, so kids feel like giants climbing the city's roofs.

This park is like a bit of a history lesson because kids don't just play in the tower, they learn more about it. Kids are exploring and playing with rock climbing, rope bridges, slides and other traditional equipment. Bridges and other equipment connect the many towers, so children can move from tower to tower. The outer walls of some towers with built-in climbing grips can also be climbed.

Interesting details are built into many designs. Children can ring the bell at the top of the church tower. The Town Hall tower has a microphone system for public presentations. The round tower has a puzzle. Children can also set electronic traps on the roofs of buildings. A truly interactive, educational and creatively inspiring place.

• Open : 10:00- 15:30, April to October

• Admission fee: free

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: Fælledparken 2100 København Ø, Denmark

Phone:2911 5314

Email:byensdrift@tmf.kk.dk

Designed as an inclusive playground for children of all levels, Clemyjontri Park covers two acres and is a great choice for playing in Virginia. This huge and surprisingly well-designed playground was built in 2006. The park has wide ramps for children using wheelchairs and other mobility devices, and some swings are designed for children in wheelchairs. Maps and mazes include Braille for children with visual impairments. The Monkey Bottom Bar is easily accessible to all children.

The iridescent surface of Clemyjontri Park catches children's attention, but it's not just bright and cheerful. The protective surface around the equipment is non-slip and porous, making it safer for everyone. The play area divides the equipment into four "rooms" or pieces of space. These are the Rainbow Room, the School, and Maze Room, the Fitness and Recreation Room, and the Movin` and Groovin` Room. You'll find traditional playground components like the Jungle Gym and swings everywhere but presented in a fun and colorful way with a kid-friendly theme and accessible design. As if the rides themselves weren't enough, this park has a huge, fully functional carousel in the middle of the action.

• Open: 7 a.m. to Dusk

• General Admission is free, however there is a daily fee for each participant and chaperone for commercial or nonprofit groups (including day care centers, martial arts camps, YMCA, church groups, etc.). $5 for Fairfax County residents, $10 for Non-County residents. This fee does not apply to families.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: 6317 Georgetown PikeMcLean, Virginia 22101, U.S.

Phone: 703-388-2807TTY 711

Mail: Parkmail@fairfaxcounty.gov

Inspired by Peter Panin near Kensington Palace, Diana Memorial Playground is inspired by the late Princess Diana to encourage children to use their imagination. Opened in June 2000, it offers traditional elements like swings and slides, but in a fun and whimsical way.

Visitors can enter Diana Memorial Playground for free, but on busy days there can be queues, so you might have to wait a bit to explore this creative playground. At the heart of the play area is a huge wooden pirate ship, and one of the things that makes this playground so impressive is the attention to detail in the ship's attention to detail. Kids can operate the boat's steering wheel, use the pulleys and climb the boat's wooden structure. The design makes it easy for children to immerse themselves in creative play. The Mermaid Fountain and Tent Fortress add to the magnificence of this place. Many of the playgrounds in the park are wheelchair accessible, so most children can use them.

• Open: 10:00–20:00

• It's free and has supervised access, so only accompanied children are permitted.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: Broad Walk, London

Phone: 0300 061 2001

E-mail: dianaplayground@royalparks.gsi.gov.uk

Next time you visit the Nashville Zoo, be sure to visit this large and creative play area - Jungle Gym. The playground is inside the zoo, so you have to pay to enter the zoo. It may not be very big for some parks, but this playground is even cooler as it is considered the largest community-built playground in the United States.

Jungle Gym offers over 66,000 square feet of space and features a child-friendly wooden play area where children can run around like wild animals. In the center of the area is a treehouse that looks like a huge wooden tower that can reach 35 feet tall. Cross bridges, climb nets or glide down snake tunnels. The design includes many little shelters that the kids will love.

• Sunday—Thursday
  
• April 13 - August 14
  
• 6 pm—8 pm (or dusk if earlier)
• Non-Member Tickets. Pricing varies by day. Adults & Teens : $16-23; Children (age 2-12) : Save $4; Children under 2 : Free
  

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: 3777 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN 37211, U.S.

Phone: (615)833-1534 ext. 118.

Email: birthdayparties@nashvillezoo.org

Sydney's largest playground, Blaxland Riverside Park offers stunning ocean views and a huge play area for kids of all ages. Since the park opened in June 2012, kids have been enjoying this unique playground facility. The playground is over 7 acres, so wear sneakers.

Blaxland Riverside Park has well-designed elements that kids will love. Huge swing lines mean kids don't have to wait long to take off. The terraced tree house is a popular playground for children. It's as if they stacked us on top of each other to create a towering climbing area perfect for kids. Slides and rock climbing are also popular. If you come here in summer, it is cool with 170 fountains.

• Open: 06:00–17:00 every day of the year

• Free parking

• Gas and electric BBQ’s throughout the park: free
  

The next destination is the Netherlands. A playground called Wallholla makes good use of the small space. This mostly metal playground uses vertical space to accommodate a lot of play on a small piece of land rather than an impressive one-acre square. A wire mesh also surrounds the playset, making it easy for children to see but does not fall off high surfaces.

Purmerend was home to the first Wallholla playground built in 2005. It includes a ribbon-like platform throughout the structure that creates the illusion of a floating design. However, despite its creative and quirky shape, this playset also includes many traditional play elements such as rock climbing, slides, sliding sticks, and rock climbing nets. The company that developed the Wallholla playground is currently making different versions of the design.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: Weidevenne, Purmerend, the Netherlands

Known as the Gutter and Ladder Park, this Bloomington jewel -Hyland Lake Park Reserve is reminiscent of the Wallholla Playground, with its high profile and mesh fence to keep children safe. However, the park is much larger than the Wallhall structure and combines several classic playful elements to keep the kids busy.

Hyland Lake Park Reserve's highlights include giant slides, tunnels, tire swings and climbing nets. There is also a separate, low-equipped children's area for visitors to the mini-park. Kids can do so many different things that they never get bored. Also, there is only one exit, so you can easily send your kids out of the playground.

• Open: 5 AM–10 PM

• Admission fee: $0.00

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: 10145 Bush Lake Road, Bloomington, MN 55438, U.S.

Phone: 763-694-7687

Inspire your child's domestic pilot by stopping by the Wright Brothers Playground in New York City. This city park may not occupy an acre of land, but in its individual character, it is huge and kid-friendly. You can see that the theme of the plane matches the names of the Wright brothers.

Bridges, guards, rings and nets Lasanca are what you'll find in this modern, mostly metal playground. Wright Brothers Playground also has educational signs giving children information about the Wright brothers and their first flight.

• Open: 7 a.m- 6 p.m

• Admission fee: Adult (16 and older): $10, Children (15 and younger): Free, With Federal Recreational Lands Passes: Free

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: St Nicholas Ave &, Manhattan Ave, New York, NY 10027

The playground at Elm Creek Park Reserve in Maple Grove, Minnesota will fit your needs. This playground opened in 2011 in the Three Rivers Park area. The novelty of this playground means that all equipment is safe and in good condition. And the park not only takes up a lot of space, but the tall buildings make it an exciting sight for kids.

The Toddler Zone of Elm Creek Park Reserve provides safety and fun for young children. There are many short play elements along with a small slide that makes it easy for young children to climb onto the toddler-friendly structure. The main building provides entertainment for older children. They can climb the three-level platform to bring up a giant slide that opens into this traditional playground. Hidden in the sandpit is a fun surprise of dinosaur fossils that kids can find. The playground features swing plates, rock climbing, poles, ladders, and many other classic park equipment. Kids of all ages will find something they will love at this park.

• Open: 5 AM–10 PM

• Admission fee: $5

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Location: 12400 James Deane Parkway, Maple Grove, MN 55369

Phone: 763-694-7894