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May 12, 2018 Accessible Flooring

St Sebastian School Playground

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Thanks to Katie for this guest review! 

Note: This is a school playground, so you may be asked to leave during school hours.

Location:    map
Community: Chaparral – 65 Chaparral Dr SE (St Sebastian School)  
Parking: Free street parking  

Charlotte’s review (3 years old): “I love the slides!”
Luc’s review (9 months): Luc loved the recycled tire flooring, which was good to crawl on.  

Age range: 2 – 5 and 5 – 12 (two separate play structures)  
Ground cover: Pour-in-place recycled tire flooring  

Features: Two separate structures for younger and older kids. Multiple slides, small and very tall climbing walls, monkey bars, several types of bridges (rope, wavy steps, etc), musical instruments.  

Surrounding park area: The park is next to the school’s enormous grass field, baseball diamond, football field and basketball nets.  
Shade: Minimal shade from some small trees and the school itself.  

Seating: Several benches.  
Accessibility: Accessible flooring throughout. Musical features accessible from the ground level.  

Overall assessment:

This playground is truly enormous. There are unique features such as a rope ladder leading to a rope bridge, and monkey bars that each swing back and fourth individually.

St Sebastian School Playground

I liked that the smaller structure is right next to the large one, so it would be relatively easy to watch two kids of different ages. The playground is so big, it took my 3-year-old a long time to explore it.

I also liked all the different types of climbers and bridges. This playground has features we haven’t seen elsewhere, which made it more fun.  

St Sebastian School Playground

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  1. Gorden says

    December 12, 2013 at 4:41 pm

    This website is really neat, do you know the various developers of the playgrounds?

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    • danawyyc says

      December 12, 2013 at 8:02 pm

      Thanks! no I don’t know anything about the playground developers.

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