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Indianapolis is home to hundreds of playgrounds. However, there are a select few that stand out. These playgrounds have unique features that children love, and adults appreciate. If you are looking for a fun and quirky playground to take your kids to, check out this list of unique Indianapolis playgrounds. 7 Quirky and Unique Playgrounds in Indianapolis: Nature Adventure Playground at Jill Perelman Pavilion 3000 W. 116th Street, Carmel What makes it unique: Hidden in the woods behind West Park. The Nature Adventure Playground offers kids new challenges and ways to play. And did we mention: There’s a zip line here! Nature Adventure Playground at Jill Perelman Pavilion Blast Off Playground at Williams Park 940 S Locust Ln, Brownsburg What makes it unique: Blast Off Playground is a one-of-a-kind space adventure, shaped like a giant rocket ship! Kids will love exploring this fun-filled fort's tunnels, towers, and secret passages. It's perfect for games of hide-and-seek and imaginative play. Bonus: It's almost completely fenced in! Blast Off Playground at Williams Park River Road Park 12575 River Rd., Carmel What makes it unique: River Road Park blends play, education, and nature in one beautiful space. Little archeologists and dinosaur lovers can use their imaginations for a different kind of park play. River Rock Road Simon Moon Park 3044 E 171st Street, Westfield What makes it unique: Looking to avoid the big kids? Simon Moon Park is one of the few parks in Indy that caters more to the younger crowd. This might be your toddler's favorite park with smaller structures and tons of space to run. Simon Moon Park Firefighter Play Pocket Park in Greenwood Greenwood Fire Station 91 on 155 E. Main St. in Greenwood What makes it unique: Firefighter Play Pocket Park was designed to allow children to pretend they are firefighters and build a connection between the community and the fire department. Firefighter Play Pocket Park in Greenwood Old City Park 304 S Meridian St, Greenwood What makes it unique: Old City Park reopened in 2020 with a brand new element you can't find anywhere else in Indiana. The recreational centerpiece of Old City Park is a 20-foot cube tower, with a tunnel slide attached and lots of climbing features below. The play tower is the first of its kind in Indiana and one of only three in the country. Old City Park, 20-foot cube tower is the first of its kind in Indiana River Heritage Park 1813 River Road, Carmel What makes it unique: In 2001, River Heritage Park’s accessible playground was dedicated as “Everybody’s Playground.” When the park was reimagined in 2022, the focus on inclusion remained a top priority. The park’s updates focus on accessible play and providing access to the community’s most significant natural resource: the White River. A standout feature of this park is the unique playground adventure trail. This wheelchair-friendly nature trail encourages visitors to embark on a journey through the woods and along the White River. The exceptional trail boasts a durable, rubberized surface and wheelchair-accommodating path. Moreover, several playground stops await parkgoers at the trail's beginning, ensuring fun and exploration for all.

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