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We’re refreshing the playground and surrounding amenities at Sarawak Family Park to create an inclusive play space for a wide range of ages and abilities. Design work is planned for 2025, with construction targeted for 2026.
Why now? Recent investments have improved accessibility at the park (accessible washrooms, trail connections, parking upgrades, mobi-mat), but the existing playground is older, and surfaced with engineered wood fibre (EWF). We’re aiming for a fully accessible play area with rubber surfacing, expanded shade and seating, and better connections from paths and parking.
Next Steps
Fall 2025 – Final design + procurement prep
2026 – Construction
Budget context: Current budget planning identifies $850,000 for the accessible playground. The project will be 50% funded by the Government of Ontario CSRIF Grant.
We’re refreshing the playground and surrounding amenities at Sarawak Family Park to create an inclusive play space for a wide range of ages and abilities. Design work is planned for 2025, with construction targeted for 2026.
Why now? Recent investments have improved accessibility at the park (accessible washrooms, trail connections, parking upgrades, mobi-mat), but the existing playground is older, and surfaced with engineered wood fibre (EWF). We’re aiming for a fully accessible play area with rubber surfacing, expanded shade and seating, and better connections from paths and parking.
Next Steps
Fall 2025 – Final design + procurement prep
2026 – Construction
Budget context: Current budget planning identifies $850,000 for the accessible playground. The project will be 50% funded by the Government of Ontario CSRIF Grant.
Incorporating feedback from Phase 1 Engagement, take a look at the refreshed playground concept and share your thoughts and comments.
Notable Features:
All-ages play (2–12): Mix of lower and higher challenges, including Tree Stump steppers labeled for 2–5 & 5–12, plus two “Overlook” decks for hang-out and supervision.
Tot-friendly elements: 3'/4' Single Vine Climber, Rumble & Roll Zip Slide (low height), Frog Spring Rider, gentle Leaf Seats and Fun Seats.
Inclusive swing bay: Two-bay swing with Zero-G inclusive chair (5–12), enclosed/toddler seat, and belt seats.
Sensory & quiet-play layer:Bongos (sound), Sounds of Water, Sensory Fidget, Buzz Reaction, Gyro/Pinball/Ball-Turn/Gears panels, plus Animal Trackers and Nature Critters “Find Me” discovery panels; Storefront panel for imaginative play.
Nature-forward look & shade:Conifer post toppers, Tree/Stump climbers, Altus Spire roofs with Sail Roof Extensions for built-in shade and a woodsy aesthetic.
Clear entries & circulation: Multiple timber Entryways and an Offset Archway support intuitive routes through the play space.
Share Your Thoughts
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