About This Playground
🌳 Boundless Playground in Tennessee is a pioneering inclusive playground designed to allow children of all abilities to play together. It features universally accessible equipment and sensory-rich environments that accommodate physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities.
Visitor Experience: The playground consistently receives positive reviews from families, particularly those with children who have disabilities. Parents appreciate the thoughtful design that allows all children to play together regardless of ability level.>
More about this playground
Playground Type
Address
519 Warrior Dr, Kingsport, TN 37663, USA
Coordinates
36.49031, -82.48237
Playground Features
Age Suitability
Suitable for children of all ages, with dedicated areas for toddlers (2-5 years) and older children (5-12 years)
Equipment Available
Wheelchair-accessible swings, ramps to elevated play structures, sensory play panels, musical instruments, adaptive seating, transfer stations, spinners, and ground-level play components
Shaded Areas
Multiple shade structures over play areas and several mature trees providing natural shade throughout the playground
Seating For Parents
Numerous benches positioned strategically around play areas, some under shade structures, and picnic tables nearby
Restroom Availability
ADA-compliant restrooms available on-site with changing tables
Drinking Fountains
Multiple accessible drinking fountains, including lower heights for wheelchair users and children
Safety Accessibility
Fencing
Partial fencing around the playground with gates at entry points to prevent children from wandering
Surface Material
Poured-in-place rubber surfacing throughout, providing wheelchair accessibility and impact absorption for falls
Ada Accessibility
Fully ADA-compliant with accessible routes to all play equipment, transfer platforms, and sensory-rich activities designed for children of all abilities
Cleanliness Maintenance
Well-maintained with regular cleaning schedules, equipment inspections, and prompt repairs
Additional Amenities
Nearby Parking
Dedicated parking lot with numerous accessible spaces located close to playground entrance
Pet Policy
Service animals allowed; pets on leashes permitted in surrounding park areas but not within the playground itself
Bike Racks
Several bike racks available near playground entrance
Nearby Food Options
Picnic areas with tables, nearby concession stand (seasonal), and several restaurants within walking distance
Sports Areas
Basketball courts, baseball fields, and tennis courts adjacent to the playground area
Walking / Biking Trails Nearby
Connected to community walking/biking paths with accessible routes throughout the surrounding park
Community Reviews
User Submitted Photos
Abundant photos showcasing the inclusive equipment and children of all abilities playing together
Recent Reviews
Recent visitors highlight the clean facilities, welcoming atmosphere, and exceptional design that allows children with disabilities to play alongside peers
Crowd Levels
Busiest on weekends and after school hours; moderately busy during summer weekdays
Special Events
Hosts inclusive community events, adaptive sports programs, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year
User Experience
Entrance Fee
Free admission for all visitors
Space For Groups
Designated areas for group gatherings, birthday parties, and school visits with prior reservation
Nature Connection
Integrated natural elements including sensory gardens, native plantings, and nature-based play opportunities
Noise Level
Moderate noise level typical of active playgrounds; some quieter zones available for children with sensory sensitivities
Aesthetic Design
Thoughtfully designed with bright colors, creative structures, and an emphasis on universal design principles that blend functionality with visual appeal
Safety Regulations
Security Presence
Regular park staff presence during peak hours and occasional security patrols
Rules Restrictions
Posted rules include adult supervision requirements, age recommendations for different play zones, and prohibited activities
First Aid Availability
First aid kit available at park office; staff trained in basic first aid
Community Interaction
Community Activities
Regular inclusive play dates, adaptive recreation programs, and community events that promote interaction between children of all abilities
Social Interaction
Design encourages cooperative play and interaction between children with and without disabilities, fostering understanding and friendship
Sustainability Environment
Eco Friendly Practices
Use of sustainable materials, native landscaping, and recycled components in playground construction
Renewable Energy
Solar-powered lighting throughout the playground and surrounding areas
Walkability Bike Access
Connected to community sidewalks and bike paths with accessible routes from nearby neighborhoods
Reviews
stacey jensen
5 months ago
We brought our 4 & 2 yr old grandchildren along with their parents, and I don't know who had more fun. Us or them! There are so many things to see and do for all ages and also for special needs children. Multiple sets of swings, slides & jungle gyms. A nice path under the trees with interactive stations about Narnia and fairy houses. There is a babbling brook down the middle of the tree covered walkway that is only a few inches deep, and the kids can play in it. A large tree house overlooks the whole park with viewing scope! By the way, the park was very clean too.
View on GoogleJimmy Elston
6 months ago
We took our grand babies here. The place is awesome, I think we had as much fun as they did. And it was free. It's not like state parks in South Carolina.
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3 months ago
My daughter loves this park. I do to it's so peaceful, has a great selection of play sets, and the interactive story tour around the park is really fun. I'd recommend them maybe considering upgrading the experience to maybe a new story or enhancing the props for the story that is out there now so that it can be more vibrant and engaging than what it is right now. Also, the story stop that has the clothes could use some TLC. As much as I love the park and the concept, I would never allow my baby to play in there just because of the amount of dust and allergens it's collecting being outside and exposed to the earth. Other than the above recommendations, I would say I love this place.
View on GoogleHeather Spaulding
9 months ago
Great playground! Clean, lots of room for lots of kids. A creek runs through it. Narnia themed. Different play areas for different age groups. Bathrooms available too. Parking might make for a short walk if it’s busy though. Right by the lake. Very well maintained!
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a year ago
Definitely one of the best playgrounds for kids. There’s a creek. A Narnia inspired trail. A golf disc course. Boat and kayak rentals. All of this inside of the state park.
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