Queensland All Abilities Playground Project
All abilities playgrounds enable participation in play for children of all ages and abilities.
Sixteen new all abilities playgrounds are now under development across the state as part of the Queensland Government's All Abilities Playground Project — enabling participation in play.
The project recognises the fundamental importance of play in the health, wellbeing and learning of all children, regardless of their age or ability.
The new play spaces are being created by local governments in collaboration with the Department of Communities (Disability Services), local communities and industry specialists.
To learn more about all abilities playgrounds in Queensland, visit the playground site locations webpage.
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About the Queensland All Abilities Playground Project
An overview of the Queensland Government's All Abilities Playground Project and what the project aims to achieve.
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Playground site locations
Find a playground site near you and learn more about all 16 play spaces as they develop.
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Design Framework
Read about the design method and process being used to create Queensland's new all abilities playgrounds.
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Pioneer Park
View photos and learn more about play elements used at the truly pioneering Pioneer Park All Abilities Playground, located at Landsborough on the Sunshine Coast.
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Resources
Access more information regarding best practice in playground design and meeting the needs of all children, including children with a disability.
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Contacts
Last reviewed: 14 August 2009