Boundless playground is Canberra’s first all abilities playground and is worth visiting if you need a break from sightseeing, as it’s in the centre of town inside King’s Park near the shores of Lake Burley Griffin.
The aim is to create a state-of-the-art play space that is fun and inclusive. Stage one of Boundless playground opened in October 2014 and stages two and three include installing more swings, a slide, a sensory garden, and interactive, musical and educational artworks and sculptures and  a kiosk.
The fully fenced playground is zoned to cater to different ages and abilities. It features rarely found equipment, such as the accessible merry-go-round, see saw, reclining swing and water play area.
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Other highlights include a large sprawling climbing structure, a spinning pod, sand pit, water play tap and a nest swing.
The playground and King’s Park are popular with families enjoying a picnic or barbecue. Adjacent to Boundless playground is a plantation of Blue Gums, which provide late afternoon shade in summer to the play space as well as wind protection.
Boundless is Canberra’s best playground within the Parliamentary Triangle and CBD area and nominated as one of Australia’s best playgrounds. For more Canberra playground inspiration check out Pod Playground at the National Arboretum.
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- Suitable for toddlers;
- Suitable for older kids;
- Fully fenced;
- Fully accessible;
- Water taps;
- Public toilets with change facilities;
- Undercover picnic areas and BBQ shelters;
- park has limited on-site parking. Additional parking is available across Parkes Way. From here you can access Boundless across the intersection and via a connecting path, approx 5 minute walk.
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