What’s new? Three major areas of the Playscape now have new play equipment:

1.  A wheelchair accessible maze through the generous gifts from Goebel Star Lumber Family Foundation, Kansas Children’s Foundation (formerly Wesley Children’s Foundation), Cox Charities, and JR Custom Metal.
2.  Sound Play Garden through the generosity of Envision.
3.  A new children’s area replacing the sand play through the generosity of the Lattner Family Foundation, West Wichita Rotary Club, Fidelity Bank, and Sedgwick County.

What is the Sunrise Boundless Playscape?

An inclusive playground so everyone can play regardless of physical mobility. The Sunrise Boundless Playscape exceeds ADA requirements. Ramps and wheelchair friendly surfaces welcome wheelchair users.

A $3.75 million dollar gift to Sedgwick County from the Sunrise Rotary Club of West Sedgwick County in celebration of Rotary’s centennial. Phase I of the Playscape was dedicated in 2008.

A 1.5 acre outdoor play area nestled in the middle of Sedgwick County Park with age appropriate equipment for toddlers to elementary age children. There are separate swing bays for babies and toddlers, elementary age children, high back swings for children with spinal challenges, and the Sway Fun swing for those who use wheelchairs. There are climbing structures, slides, spinners and sound play equipment.

A private-public partnership. While a community-driven fundraising campaign has provided much of the funding for the playscape, Sedgwick County has also made significant contributions including the playscape’s day-to-day maintenance. The Sunrise Rotary Club of West Sedgwick County provides a boost to maintenance twice a year with clean-up days.