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PRCS is committed to making Racine’s parks and playgrounds accessible to everyone. Enjoy ramps, swings, interactive games, and more designed for all abilities.
Use our interactive map to find ADA-accessible parks, including:
PRCS is committed to creating spaces where everyone can play, explore, and enjoy the outdoors.
Lockwood Park, at 4300 Graceland Blvd in Racine, spans 38 acres and is fully ADA-accessible. The playground is thoughtfully designed for all abilities, featuring a rubberized, poured-in-place surface that is soft
enough to cushion falls yet firm enough to support wheelchairs and walkers, offering a more accessible alternative to traditional wood chips or sand.
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For more information, visit Lockwood Park – City of Racine
North Beach features a Mobi-Mat, a roll-out, non-slip, ADA-compliant beach access mat that extends from the shoreline into the water. This mat provides a firm, stable surface for individuals using wheelchairs, walkers, or strollers to navigate the sand.
For more information, visit North Beach
Zoo Beach, located adjacent to the Racine Zoo, is accessible via the Lake Michigan Pathway. A staircase is also available to access Zoo Beach from street level. While there are no specific ADA-compliant features mentioned for Zoo Beach, the pathway provides a means of access to the area.
For more information, visit Zoo Beach