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Adapted Recreation This page contains links to resources on other Web sites that may be of assistance to people with disabilities. OLRS does not guarantee that the information provided within the destination link is accurate or right for the particular needs of the person. Once you follow a link away from the OLRS Web site, refer to that site's privacy policy and disclaimer statements. Arts Parks and Travel Sports and Fitness Summer Camps Toys Arts National Arts and Disability Center VSA arts of Ohio Return to top Parks and Travel Organizations Accessible Parks Database: Parks by Location (National Center on Physical Activity and Disability) America The Beautiful - Access Pass (U.S. National Parks and Monuments Travel Guide) DisabilityInfo.gov - Outdoor Recreation National Center for Boundless Playgrounds National Parks: Accessible to Everyone (National Park Service) National Recreation and Parks Association Play Areas - ADA Guidelines (United States Access Board) Recreational Facilities for Persons of All Abilities (Ohio Department of Natural Resources) Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality Publications Designing for Inclusive Play: Applying the Principles of Universal Design to the Playground (National Center on Physical Activity and Disability) Introduction to Designing Accessible Play Areas (National Center on Physical Activity and Disability) Introduction to Playground (National Center on Physical Activity and Disability) Return to top Sports and Fitness Ohio Organizations AIM for the Handicapped Gliding Stars Adaptive Ice Skating Programs (offered in several Ohio cities) Miracle League of Central Ohio (adapted baseball) Ohio Sled Hockey Ohio State Recreational Sports Ohio Wheelchair Sports Association Recreation Unlimited Special Olympics - Ohio TAASC - The Adaptive Adventure Sports Coalition Westerville Parks & Recreation Department Special Needs Programs (PDF file) National Organizations Blaze Sports DisabilityInfo.gov - Sports & Fitness Disabled Sports USA Fishing Has No Bounderies Inc. Inclusive Fitness Coalition Infinitec.org National Center on Accessibility National Center on Physical Activity and Disability North American Riding for the Handicapped Association Personal Ponies Physical Fitness and Health: I Can Do It, You Can Do It Special Olympics The National Beep Baseball Association TOPSoccer United States Association of Blind Athletes Publications Impact: Feature Issue on Social Inclusion Through Recreation for Persons with Disabilities (Institute on Community Integration) Palaestra Magazine (adapted physical education activities) Program Considerations for Integrating Children with Disabilities into Community Sports and Recreation Programs (National Center on Physical Activity and Disability) Summaries of Accessibility Guidelines for Recreation Facilities (Access Board) Return to top Summer Camps Organizations American Camp Association Choice Camps Discover Camp KidsCamps.com (Special Needs Camps section) MySummerCamps.com SummerCamps.com (Special Needs Camps section) Very Special Camps Publications Choosing a Summer Camp (United Cerebral Palsy) Choosing the Right Summer Camp (About: Parenting Special Needs) Finding a Camp for Your Child with Special Needs (KidsHealth for Parents) Introduction to Camp Resources (National Center on Physical Activity and Disability) Mom, I Want to Go to Camp (Family Center on Technology and Disability) Sending Your Child with Special Needs to Camp Summer Camp 2007: "We Can Work with Your Child" (Family Center on Technology and Disability) Return to top Toys Organizations AblePlay Dragonfly Fat Brain Toys FindTheRightToy.com Fisher Price Kidscope Toys Lekotek Let's Play! Projects Playworks TFH - Special Needs Toys The Adaptive Child We Can Play! Publications Top 10 Things to Consider When Buying Toys for Children With Disabilities Toys for Children with Special Needs: You Can See a Lot by Observing Return to top To view and print PDF documents, you need to have Adobe® Reader®, a free software program, installed on your computer. Download Adobe® Reader® Related Topics: Adapted Recreation and Play Assistive Technology