What is the Sensory Garden Playground?
The Sensory Garden Playground is a combination of sensory-integrated playground equipment and amenities along with gardening areas. The 37-acre facility is being developed in phases as funding becomes available.
5 to 12-Year-Old Playground
Help us build the 5 to 12-Year-Old Playground

Contact us to learn more about the Play for All project and how you or a business you know can become involved.
Help us to provide Play for All
Imagine a playground without limits; without boundaries; that makes play possible for all. This is the type of play space your support helps build at the Sensory Garden Playground. Help make play possible for all children with your tax-deductible donation.
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What’s New?
Accessible Tree House
While the first phase of the tree house has been constructed, additional elements are planned as donations to the project make them possible. The site is generally accessible, however improvements to the accessibility of the tree house are planned as the project moves forward in the future phase.
Your input and suggestions are welcome as we strive to make this a fun play experience for all.
See Additional Photos | Project Plans (PDF)
Stage 1: Funded √
Visual Supports to Help Plan Your Visit
The Sensory Garden Playground is for children of all ability levels. Some children have difficulty with communication and may use visual supports. If your child benefits from using visual supports, please feel free to download the Sensory Garden Playground pictures provided on the new Visual Supports page.
Playground is Open
As part of the Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity Phase 4 operating guidelines, outdoor playgrounds are now open; this includes all playgrounds, nature play areas, and outdoor exercise equipment in our parks and schoolyards.
For additional updates or resources, please visit the Wheaton Park District’s COVID-19 Information & Resources Page or Facebook.