Mt. Ton of Fun Inclusive Playground

If you're visiting the Pigeon Forge and Sevierville area with kids of different ages or abilities, Mt. Ton of Fun Inclusive Playground should be at the top of your list — and it won't cost you a dime. Located in Sevierville's Caldwell Park on Park Road, this thoughtfully designed playground was built so kids of every ability level can play together without anyone sitting on the sidelines.

The playground features adaptive equipment throughout, including wheelchair-accessible swings that don't require a child to transfer out of their chair, sensory activity panels with lights and sounds, and ground-level play elements that work for kids who aren't mobile climbers. But don't worry — there's plenty to challenge active kids too. The mountain-themed climbing structures, slides, and overhead ladders keep able-bodied kids busy and sweaty.

In summer, the splash pad transforms the park into the most popular spot in the area. The water features are designed for all mobility levels, with gentle spray areas for toddlers and more intense spray jets for older kids. On a 90-degree Smoky Mountain afternoon, you'll likely find yourself staying twice as long as planned.

For families traveling with a mix of ages and abilities, this is a genuinely rare find — a place where a 2-year-old, a 7-year-old, and a child who uses a wheelchair can all run (or roll) off in different directions and have a blast simultaneously. The park is well-maintained by the city of Sevierville and has restrooms, shaded seating for parents, and open grassy areas for picnicking.

Since it's free and close to Sevierville's main tourist corridor, this is an easy add-on to any Smokies trip. Hit the playground in the morning before Parkway traffic picks up, then grab lunch at one of the dozens of nearby restaurants.