LOGAN, W.Va. (WVDN) — West Virginia State Parks officials announced today the opening of a new fully ADA-accessible playground at Chief Logan State Park, offering local families and park visitors an inclusive space for play and recreation.
“This new playground represents a significant step forward in making Chief Logan State Park more welcoming and inclusive for families in the region,” said West Virginia State Parks Acting Chief Dillard Price. “We’re proud to provide an opportunity for children of all abilities to play together and create lasting memories in West Virginia’s great outdoors.”
The new playground, which was built by Playground Specialist Inc., is designed for children ages 2-12 and includes a rock and rope climbing unit, a multi-slide play structure, swings with both ADA- and infant-accessible options as well as a specially designed wheelchair-accessible merry-go-round. The playground is located across from the park’s model locomotive and museum and can accommodate up to 24 children.
For more information about Chief Logan State Park, visit WVstateparks.com/chief-logan-state-park.
About West Virginia State Parks
West Virginia’s state parks and forests are the vacation destination of choice for more than 7 million people each year. Made up of 36 parks, 9 forests and three rail trails, the West Virginia State Parks system provides endless opportunities for family fun and adventure. Make memories that last forever. Book your adventure at WVstateparks.com.
West Virginia State Parks is managed by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, a division of the West Virginia Department of Commerce.
