The Playground We're Building

A playground that’s fully accessible, and built for Plymouth's kids. Here's exactly what your donation makes possible.

We have worked with Miracle Recreation through WeBuildFun Inc. to develop a full playground design for Fairground Park. The proposed equipment is fully ADA accessible. Designed for children ages 5 to 12 with 15 total play activities including a main tower structure, glide-along elements, and a complete swing set with inclusive seating, a tire swing, and belt swing options.

We continue to remain open to community input and ideas!

15
Total play activities in the proposed design
ADA
Fully accessible and ADA compliant
5–12
Age range served by the proposed play structure

What’s Included

Main Play Structure

  • Hexagon Mega Tower with covered roof

  • Chameleon II straight slide

  • Chameleon II spiral slide

  • Serpent Trek climbing element

  • Canyon Climber

  • Dome Climber

  • Crunch Station

  • Wave Hex Roof

  • ADA-accessible ramps and transfer points

  • Multiple deck levels and lookout towers

  • Interactive panels and sensory play elements

Swings and Accessible Elements

  • 5-arch swing structure

  • 3 belt seats

  • Inclusive adaptive seat

  • Generation swing

  • 360-degree tot seat

  • Tire swing

  • Glide Along accessible glide element

  • Glide Along standard add-on

Where the Money Goes

Based on a formal quote from WeBuildFun Inc. and comparable scope from the Lion's Club Park renovation approved by the Plymouth City Commission in May 2026.

1. Known Costs
Fixed pricing from a quote from WeBuildFun Inc. Reflects a community-build labor arrangement.
ItemNotesCost
Miracle equipment$209,945.00
Equipment shipping$10,266.79
Standard discount25% discount applied($52,486.25)
Engineered Wood Fiber Surfacing340 cu. yards, 12"$14,875.00
Community build install2 supervisors, 4 days$13,500.00
Subtotal$196,100.54
2. Estimated Site Costs
Pending city & contractor partnership. Fairground does not need a retaining wall or fencing like Lion's Club Park did, but requires more electrical work. These are estimates, not formal quotes.
ItemNotesEst. Cost
Concrete pathwaysSmaller footprint than Lion's$15,000–$20,000
Grading & drainageUnknown until assessment$10,000–$35,000
Site furnishingsBenches, racks, trash cans$10,000–$15,000
Electrical & lightingLarger scope than Lion's Park$50,000–$65,000
Subtotal$85,000–$135,000
No formal quote. Grading and electrical are the largest sources of uncertainty.
Estimated Total Project Cost
Combining known equipment costs with estimated site work and a standard contingency.
Known costs (Table 1)$196,100.54
Estimated site costs (Table 2)$85,000–$135,000
Contingency (~10%)$28,000–$33,000
Estimated Total Project Cost$309,000–$364,000

Working with the City of Plymouth

The City of Plymouth has a history of partnering with neighborhood organizations on park improvements through cost-sharing arrangements. We are in active discussions with the city to understand whether a similar arrangement is available for Fairground Park. We will publish any formal commitment on this page if one becomes available.

If the City Participates
$125K
raised by FPA could potentially unlock roughly $175K–$190K in city investment, bringing total project value to ~$255K–$295K.
Based on Comparable Projects
~1.5:1
The city's contribution to Lion's Club Park exceeded the club's share due to site work complexity — a dynamic we anticipate at Fairground as well to a lesser exent.
These figures are illustrative based on comparable Plymouth park projects and do not represent a confirmed city commitment.

Ready to Make This Happen?

Every dollar raised gets us closer to a playground Fairground Park families deserve.