Did you know that Fort Wayne is home to the largest indoor playground in the region, Kid's Korner? The facility at McMillen Park Community Center is 2,500 square feet of accessible playground.

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The theme of Kid's Korner, "Imagination in Motion," encourages social interaction, cooperative and imaginative play. The playground is accessible to children of all ages and abilities, and like Taylor's Dream Park in Kreager, includes a NEOS 360 which combines the speed and fun of electronic games with aerobic exercise to help kids get a great workout.

“This playground was one of the most requested projects, from youth and their parents, during the public input planning sessions we held to determine the best use of this property,” said previous Fort Wayne Parks Director Moll.

“It has truly become a community-wide endeavor, with 96% of the playground funded with private donations. It will be a well-used, well-loved activity center for children of all abilities.”

Among the features of the playground are ramps, stainless steel slides, crawl tubes and tunnels, GT Jams Musical play activities, and interactive game and puzzle panels.

This playground will truly be a unique experience for kids of all abilities. And, with safety foremost in the mind, the playground sits on a thick, recycled rubber surface. The park is now open!

There is a $1.00 fee for each child and adult.

This post was originally published in October 2015 and has been updated.