WOW! Children's Museum
Children's museumLafayette museum running Sensory Friendly Playtime with reduced noise and lights, limited capacity, a sensory room, and adaptive equipment.
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6 places to go in BoulderDetails checked July 2026Editorial guidelines
A sensory-friendly outing is one adjusted so an autistic child can take part comfortably. Boulder is a standout for inclusive recreation, with sensory-friendly programming across museums, parks, and libraries.
Museum of Boulder
MuseumOffers a Sensory Friendly Free Day with low noise and light, limited attendance, a sensory break room, and trained staff, plus wheelchair-accessible galleries.
Visit siteBoulder Parks & Recreation EXPAND
Adaptive recreationOne of the nation's leading therapeutic-recreation programs, offering adaptive sports, fitness, social, and cultural-arts activities plus inclusion support.
Visit siteWe Rock the Spectrum (Northern Colorado)
Sensory gymAll-inclusive sensory gym in nearby Broomfield with swings, a zip slider, trampoline, crash mats, and a calming room for kids with sensory needs.
Visit siteFlagstaff Summit Sensory Trail
Nature trailA smooth gravel nature trail on Flagstaff Mountain designed for sensory exploration, with guide ropes and braille interpretive signs.
Visit siteBoulder Public Library
LibraryHosts an inclusive sensory-friendly storytime designed to welcome children who benefit from a calmer, sensory-rich reading environment.
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