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Looking for the ultimate spot to let your kids run wild, burn off energy and let their imaginations soar? We've got you covered with some of the best playgrounds across the metroplex that the whole family will love! Whether you're after inclusive designs, towering slides, or glow-in-the-dark adventures, these playgrounds deliver fun for every age and ability.

Updated April 2025

BEST PLAYGROUNDS
 

Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground at Cottonwood Park

The Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground is one of the larger playgrounds, spanning 11,000 square feet filled with vibrant colors, slides, and swings. Designed with a rubber safety surface, shaded areas, and separate play zones for younger and older kids, it’s a space built for fun and comfort. An extensive wheelchair ramp system makes it accessible for everyone, ensuring both kids and adults can enjoy their time at the park!

Richardson | See Directions 

Casey's Clubhouse 

Casey’s Clubhouse is a local favorite that is an adventure-filled playground that captivates kids of all ages with its sprawling slides, climbing structures, zip-line, and interactive features, all fully handicapped accessible. With so much to explore—it’s the kind of spot you’ll want to visit again or even host your child’s next birthday party with friends!

Grapevine | See Directions 

Celebration Park

Take a little drive north of the city to Allen for an ideal family playground, featuring a large play area with plenty of slides, swings, climbing equipment, and interactive elements for kids of all ages to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the sprayground either to cool off in the summer -  which opens in early May and runs daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Allen | See Directions 

Flag Pole Hill Park

Look no further than this vibrant Lake Highlands playground—designed with inclusivity in mind and fully ADA-compliant, it’s built for kids of all mobility levels to enjoy. From climbing structures and engaging play equipment to hopscotch, obstacle courses, and treasure hunts, there’s no shortage of fun to keep your kids active and entertained for hours.

Lake Highlands | See Directions 

Griggs Park

With views of the downtown Dallas skyline, Griggs Park is a go-to spot for a day of fun with your kids and your pup. The playground offers something for everyone—treehouse-style play for the little ones and a challenging obstacle course with ropes and monkey bars for the older kids. Pack a lunch, enjoy a picnic, and soak up the sunshine and play time at this park!

Uptown | See Directions 

Harwood Park

Harwood Park is all about active fun, spanning nearly 4 acres and home to a one-of-a-kind, mammoth-shaped playground that will spark imagination from the moment your kids arrive! With an interactive splash pad, sport courts for pickleball and basketball, two dog parks, and open lawn space—all set against the backdrop of city views—it’s packed with things to do for the whole family.

Downtown | See Directions 

Hope Park Frisco

Hope Park Playground is one of the metroplex’s most beloved parks, born from the inspiring vision of a local mother whose child, diagnosed with Down syndrome, spent months in a wheelchair—motivating the community to create a space where kids of all abilities could play together. With rubberized flooring throughout, the park includes a “Tot Lot” for ages 2–5, a “Big Kid Lot” for ages 5–12, and the inclusive Friendship Park for all ages. Plus, on warm summer days, the nearby splash pad is just a short walk away for even more fun!

Frisco | See Directions 

Joya Playground at Oran Good Park

The word Joya means “jewel” in Spanish, and this playground truly lives up to its name—especially after sunset, when it transforms into a glowing wonderland. The main play area features an obstacle course, zip line, glow-in-the-dark seating, and a massive 27-foot Sphere with six levels of climbing, hammocks, and slides. There’s even a dedicated “tot” area for kids under 5. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., just keep in mind there’s a capacity limit for non-residents.

Farmers Branch | See Directions 

Kid Country Playground 

Kid Country Playground is all about adventure and discovery, designed for kids of all ages with equipment in earthy tones that beautifully complement the surrounding greenery and tall trees—creating a truly scenic play experience. With picnic tables, ponds, and walking trails just steps away, it’s the perfect spot for a full day of outdoor fun!

Coppell | See Directions 

Klyde Warren Children’s Park

Thanks to the generous Perot family, this downtown children’s park came to life, offering over 18,000 square feet of space designed for adventure! Highlights include a mini climbing wall, a tree-top lookout, a 35-foot climbing tower and slide, two water features, and countless opportunities for play for those 12 years and younger. Take a stroll through downtown, grab a bite from one of the many food trucks at Klyde Warren Park, and let your kids run wild in this urban oasis!

Downtown | See Directions 

Mary Heads Carter Park

Looking for a bigger playground that can handle your kids and all their friends? Mary Heads Carter Park has you covered with a massive three-story play structure featuring giant tube slides, a swaying pirate ship, climbing boulders, accessibility ramps, and smaller play areas—all set on soft synthetic grass for a comfy (and safe) landing. Plus, with scenic trails winding through the park and along the creek, it’s a perfect spot for biking or scootering during your family day out!

Carrollton | See Directions 

Liberty Playground at Windhaven Meadows Park

Liberty Playground spans over 20,000 square feet of vibrant, accessible fun with colorful slides, swings, climbing walls and more designed for kids of all ages—all set on soft, synthetic turf. Just steps away, you’ll find a splash pad perfect for cooling off on those hot summer days, making it a go-to spot for all-day play!

Plano | See Directions 

MORE TO EXPLORE

• Canyon Creek Park 

• Coffee Park 

• Cole Park 

• Exall Park

• Heritage Park

• Kidd Springs Park

• Lakewood Park

• Les Lacs Park

• Parr Park Playground 

• Tietze Park

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