Aberdeen Park

Aberdeen Park
All-Abilities Turf Replacement
Project Overview
The Aberdeen Park all-abilities field has been a place of joy, inclusion, and opportunity for children and adults of all abilities. Over time, the specialized turf that makes this field accessible has reached the end of its usable life and now needs to be replaced to ensure safety, playability, and continued access for everyone.
The St. Johns County Parks Foundation is proud to support the replacement of this turf—helping ensure this beloved space remains welcoming, inclusive, and safe for years to come.

Why This Project Matters
This is more than a turf replacement—it’s about access and dignity.
All-abilities fields remove barriers to play for individuals with physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities. Replacing the turf ensures:
- Safe and accessible play surfaces
- Continued use for adaptive sports and inclusive recreation
- A space where every child and family feels welcome
When this field is improved, the entire community benefits.

Project Impact
- Supports inclusive recreation for children and adults of all abilities
- Ensures long-term safety and accessibility
- Strengthens one of the county’s most meaningful inclusive play spaces
- Reinforces St. Johns County’s commitment to recreation for all
Though located in one park, this project reflects a county-wide value: everyone deserves the opportunity to play.

How the Foundation Helps
The St. Johns County Parks Foundation works alongside Parks & Recreation to raise private support that accelerates and enhances public projects like this one.
Through donor contributions and community partnerships, the Foundation helps:
Bring community voices and business partners into the effort
Offset costs not covered by public funding
Elevate the quality of materials and outcomes
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Ways to Support the Aberdeen Turf Replacement
1. Make a Donation
Every gift helps move this project forward and ensures inclusive play remains possible for all.
2. Become an Annual Corporate Giver
Annual corporate givers provide consistent, year-round support that helps strengthen projects like the Aberdeen all-abilities turf replacement—while also supporting recreation across the county. This is the most impactful way for businesses to invest in inclusive play and community well-being.
3. Start a Community Fundraiser
Rally friends, teammates, or coworkers around a friendly golf game, pickleball match, or team challenge to support inclusive recreation.



