Playgrounds are an important resource where children can interact physically, emotionally, and socially with their peers. Studies show integrated play helps children with disabilities develop critical sensory, motor, cognitive, and social/emotional skills that impact them into adulthood. Integrated play also gives non-disabled children an opportunity to interact with their peers with disabilities as equals and friends. Furthermore, those with special needs often lack the benefits of playing outdoors because many places have barriers to free access. This unique play space encourages imaginative, creative play through activities designed to connect people to the wonders of the natural world.