A bit disappointed by the playground renovation. The big kid structure is great for anyone who doesn't have unique needs. However, this park claims on it's sign to be an inclusive playground, but doesn't appear they consulted anyone who might require inclusive features in the design. Much of the play structure base is wood chips, which are incredibly difficult to traverse for anyone in a wheelchair, crutches or with walking difficulties. There's a great ramp up to a wide roller slide, but the drop off from the bottom of the slide is 2'+ and drops into wood chips. A rubber base would be much more accommodating to diverse needs. Seems like they took the cheap way out. There are no inclusive swings, only infant bucket swings and swinging saucers, one of which was already broken. On top of all that, the toddler structure is microscopic. Maybe 2-3 kids can be on it at once. There's no room for the littlest ones to test their skills with bigger kids zipping past. Normally our toddler migrates to the big kid structures when he gets bored with the toddler stuff (which was fast), but the sides are huge with huge drops at the bottom so he needed more than normal supervision. Was really looking forward to this new playground, but others in the community meet our needs much better.