Contact Accessible Playgrounds NZ
Get in touch to suggest an accessible playground, update a listing, ask a question or connect with the wider Children with Disability NZ network.
We would love to hear from you
Accessible Playgrounds NZ relies on real-world information from families, carers, communities and local visitors who know their playgrounds best.
If you have found an accessible or inclusive playground, noticed a change to an existing playground, or want to share useful access details, your message can help other families plan better visits.
What you can contact us about
The more accurate the information, the more useful the playground map becomes for families across New Zealand.
Suggest a Playground
Tell us about an accessible, inclusive or wheelchair-friendly playground that could be added to the map.
Update a Listing
Let us know if playground equipment, surfacing, toilets, parking, fencing or access details have changed.
Ask a Question
Contact us about accessible playground information, sponsorship, the website or the wider Children with Disability NZ network.
Helpful details to include
If you are suggesting or updating a playground, please include the playground name, location, council area and any access features you know about.
Useful details may include wheelchair access, surface type, inclusive equipment, toilets, mobility parking, shade, seating, fencing, nearby paths and any barriers families should know about before visiting.
Use the contact form on this page
Please use the form below to send your message. If your enquiry relates to a specific playground, adding as much detail as possible will help us understand the location and update the information accurately.
Photos can also be helpful where available, especially when showing surfacing, accessible equipment, parking, toilets or pathway access.
Thank you for helping grow the map
Every suggestion, correction and local insight helps make Accessible Playgrounds NZ more useful for families looking for inclusive play spaces.
Together, we can build a stronger national picture of accessible playgrounds and help more children experience the joy of play and belonging.