A PARK FOR EVERYONE
We Envision A Park Where We All Play
A safe and inclusive community playground
The Arc Park will foster friendships and provide learning and fun for people of all ages and abilities.
A park to play and have fun! A park to meet new friends! A park to explore and be outside in the great outdoors!
This destination playground is for children of all abilities because it removes the barriers that keep many families from frequenting other local parks.
We invite you to check out the park for yourself. Simply email Jo Ann Henderson (arcpark@arclane.org) or call 541-343-5256 ext. 127 to arrange a tour.
Watch our latest commercial and see the Arc Park coming to life! We also invite you to come check out the park for yourself.
INTERACTIVE MAP
Equipment And Features Of The Arc Park
PARK FEATURES
Enter The Arc Park

Fully Enclosed
Children can run with freedom while parents rest easy knowing their children are safe from cars and parking lots, fulfilling a community need by giving families a safe place for children to play.

Fostering Inclusiveness
Features all-accessible equipment like the dual ZipKrooz® with an adaptable bucket seat that gives children a thrilling zipline experience.

Accessible Turf
Wheelchairs users can easily travel from one area of the park to another. No more sitting on the sidelines. At the Arc Park, there is something for everyone!

Community Hub
The Comcast Amphitheater will be a great location for community gatherings and other fun events. And, the Arc Park will have fitness equipment that parents and teens can utilize while children play.
STATISTICS
Arc Park By The Numbers

The Number of Fully Accessible Parks in Lane County

Children in Lane county with A disability

Number of accessible play structures at the Arc Park

OUR VISION
A Park Like None Other In Lane County
The Arc Park is under construction now in Springfield!
The idea for the park was started by a group of parents who approached The Arc about the need for a safe space for their children to play. Families were choosing to self-isolate because there were not any options for safely enclosed, accessible playgrounds in Lane County.
Safety and accessibility are wonderful features, and what’s even more special are all the wonderful friendships that will take shape at the Arc Park.
Bark chips keep Robert sidelined at many local playgrounds. Jeanine, Robert’s mother, drove Robert 3 hours away so he could enjoy the simple pleasures of playing at an accessible park.
DONATE TO ARC PARK
We Need Your Help to Complete the Arc Park
“Kids with special needs and kids with typically developing needs can learn so much from one another.”
Learn how to increase the recognition of your business by partnering with The Arc Lane County on this amazing project. Contact Jo Ann Henderson to learn more about
naming opportunities.
Want to see more? Schedule a tour of the Arc Park by emailing Jo Ann Henderson (arcpark@arclane.org) or calling 541-343-5256 ext. 127.


















