If you are interested in visiting more adapted parks, we leave information about those present in Alicante and Madrid, highlighting the Canal Park in which we have collaborated sharing our experience:
Canal Ríos Rosas Park
The Community of Madrid has made available to citizens a new public park in the Madrid district of Chamberí, which has a children’s play area adapted to children with functional diversity. For the design of the park they had the collaboration of Lukas Foundation. Children will enjoy this new space from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. from October 16 to April 30 and from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. from May 1 to October 15. We hope that from now on many children of the district can enjoy many moments of games where integration and smiles are very present.
Plane park in Getafe
The Parque del Aviocar C212, is located in the neighbourhood El Bercial (Getafe, Madrid) and is a tribute to aviation and the link that unites it with the city of Getafe. [More info]
Av. Salvador Allende, 8, 28907 Getafe, Madrid
Somontes Park in Madrid
The Somontes sports complex has this ONCE Foundation park adapted for children with physical and sensory disabilities. A large multi-game space that occupies more than 100 square meters, built according to the principles of Universal Accessibility and under the concept of “Design for All”. [More info]
Carr Madrid-El Pardo, Km. 3,400, 28035 Madrid.
Multi-game adapted in Fuenlabrada
Children’s area with rubber ground and adapted swings with the central multi-game being the adapted “Fire Station”. Located at Parque de la Solidaridad [More info]
Address: Calle Francia, 52
District Board: Cerro-El Molino
Adapted parks in Alcorcón
The municipality has playgrounds adapted for children with disabilities in the Plaza de Pontevedra, in the Parque de las Palmeras, in the Darwin Sur park, in the Plaza de Orense, and in the Violeta Friedman and La Paz parks. [More info]
Juan Carlos I Park
Adapted play area in the Summer Pine Forest, which includes adapted games such as an adapted frigate, a triple swing with adapted seats, an inclusive carousel, a raft dock, a swan and a Teepee carousel. [More info]
Av. De Logroño, 36, 28042 Madrid
Lunar Module Park in Alcobendas
This park, known as the ‘lunar module’, has been designed so that all children can play there at the same time. It has a swing equipped with an inclusive seat, which two or more children can use at the same time. The ground is made of continuous rubber and there is also a slide and games to develop cognitive abilities. [More info]
Av. Olímpica, 5, 28108 Alcobendas, Madrid (in front of the Gabriel y Galán school)
Adapted parks in Majadahonda
There is an integration children’s play area in the Plaza de la Constitución for children between the ages of 2 and 12. The park’s two integration docks allow the use of games by children with certain motor disabilities.
Plaza Constitución – 28220 Majadahonda
The Adolfo Suárez de Majadahonda park is the first park in Spain accessible to people with visual disabilities. The City Council offers blind people geographic and descriptive information about the environment. [More info]
Calle Velero, 24, 28220 Majadahonda, Madrid
– Currently in Madrid there are 18 integration areas scattered throughout the urban map. Four have been renewed with this action: Integration Area «Torres Miranda» in Zona Delicias (Calle de Torres Miranda, 2, 28045 Madrid, play area in Calle Párroco Eusebio Cuenca * (Arganzuela), two on Celio Villalba Avenue ( Hortaleza), and another one in the Sierra de Grazalema square * (Villa de Vallecas). * – At least 80% of the elements are integrative-
Adapted Playground in Parque Vía – Alicante
This adapted children’s leisure park has three different spaces:
- One for children over three years old that incorporates specific games to form an integration area where children with mental and cognitive disabilities can play.
- One for over five years in which all games are adapted.
- A skating rink.
Vía Parque Park. Via Parque, 03016- Alicante [More info]
Adapted Playgrounds in Petrer – Alicante
The two large parks in the city are fully adapted: the 9 de Octubre park (developed by the Sense Barreres association of the disabled) and the El Campet park. [More info]