Los Angeles World Cup Legacy Program

The City of Burbank Parks and Recreation Department is honored to be chosen as one of the 26 Community Champions for the Los Angeles World Cup Legacy Program. This program recognizes local non-profit and municipal organizations that are using the game of soccer to empower, uplift, and drive meaningful change throughout the Los Angeles region.

Adaptive Hiking

Track chairs are available through reservation at the Stough Canyon Nature Center for 2-hour timeslots on designated days and times. Learn more here.

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Adaptive Hiking

Track chairs are available through reservation at the Stough Canyon Nature Center for 2-hour timeslots on designated days and times. Learn more here.

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Adaptive Recreation

The City of Burbank Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of Adaptive Drop-In Sports, Adaptive Hiking, and annually hosts the Burbank Adaptive Sports Expo, celebrating athletes of all ages and abilities. Scroll down to learn more about the various adaptive recreation offerings.

Pipers Pals

Piper's Pals is an inclusive adaptive sports program offered through the City of Burbank Parks & Recreation Department that provides athletes with disabilities the opportunity to participate in organized team sports. The program is designed to remove barriers and create a welcoming environment where all children can experience the joy of playing sports, building friendships, and being part of a team. What makes Piper's Pals unique is its "kids coaching kids" approach. Middle and high school students serve as youth coaches and buddy players, working alongside adult volunteers to support athletes in a fun, non-competitive environment. This peer-to-peer model encourages confidence, teamwork, leadership, and meaningful friendships for everyone involved.The program emphasizes participation, inclusion, and sportsmanship, ensuring that athletes of all abilities have the opportunity to play, learn, and succeed in a supportive setting.

Piper's Pals Sports Opportunities

All programs focus on creating a positive experience where every athlete feels included, supported, and encouraged to participate. Piper's Pals continues to grow, offering athletes opportunities to participate in a variety of sports throughout the year, including:

Baseball

Athletes have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of baseball, develop skills, and experience the excitement of being part of a team.

Basketball

A fun and supportive environment where athletes can develop basketball skills, practice teamwork, and enjoy the game.

NFL FLAG Football

Our newest sports opportunity! Athletes can experience the excitement of flag football while learning new skills, building confidence, and participating alongside their peers.

Athletes with disabilities are encouraged to join Piper's Pals and experience the fun of organized team sports. Players participate with the support of youth coaches, buddy players, and adult volunteers. Whether your child is new to sports or has participated before, Piper's Pals provides a welcoming environment where everyone has the opportunity to be part of a team.

Middle, high school students and adults can make a difference by volunteering as youth coaches or buddy players. Volunteers work directly with athletes, helping them learn skills, participate in games, and build confidence.This is a great opportunity for students to develop leadership skills, gain volunteer experience, and create meaningful connections while making a positive impact in their community.

Adaptive Art

Art For All Minds Inclusive Art Program

Instructor Jennifer Morgan and Girl Scout Gold Award candidate, Taylor Martinez invite artists of all abilities to participate in free inclusive art classes Sundays at McCamrbridge Recreation Center. Register at www.BurbankParks.com

Adaptive Drop-In Sports

A variety of adaptive drop-in sports are offered every Sunday at the McCambridge Recreation Center, located at 1515 N Glenoaks Blvd, Burbank, CA 91504. Check the monthly Open Gym Schedule for available dates and times. All drop-in hours are subject to change without notice.

Wheelchair Rugby (9:00 am to 11:45 am)

A high-intensity, full-contact team sport for athletes with physical disabilities, played on a basketball court where players use specially designed wheelchairs to carry, pass, and score with a volleyball.

Parafencing (10:00 am to 1:00 pm)

An adaptive form of fencing for athletes with physical disabilities, where competitors duel from a seated position. ***New Saturday times from 1pm to 4:30pm starting on March 14, 2026***

Power Soccer (11:45 am to 2:15 pm)

A fast-paced, competitive team sport for power wheelchair users, where players maneuver their chairs to pass, block, and kick an oversized ball to score goals.

Boccia (2:30 pm to 5:00 pm)

A precision ball sport, similar to bocce, designed for athletes with physical disabilities. It is easy to learn, social, and open to all skill levels. All equipment is provided.

Event Maps

Event Map

Click or tap on the "View Larger Map" icon on the top right of the map below to open in google maps. From there, you can select the individual location icons to get specific directions.

Download the Event Map PDF.