Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park opens on May 24 with a discount on season passes until June 10. The park features slides, a lazy river, and various events including Adult Nights and Doggie Paddle Day.

The Lake Michigan Overlook platform at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore has been removed due to erosion, highlighting the power of nature over human-made structures.

Las Cruces announces a revamp of Valley View Park's playground and parking lot, starting May 23, 2025, with expected completion in early to mid-August.

Ohio's ODNR has implemented life jacket loaner stations at 32 state parks to enhance water safety and promote the use of life jackets, with 1,890 jackets available free of charge.

Charlotte County Transit offers a free Saturday-only park and ride service to Englewood Beach starting May 31.

The Chesapeake Bay's blue crab count has reached its second-lowest level, prompting calls for protective measures due to threats like habitat loss and climate change.

New York City beaches open for Memorial Day weekend with enhanced safety measures, including increased lifeguard hiring and the potential use of drones for rescue operations.

Sacramento encourages park usage with guidelines for events, vending, and behavior to maintain communal green spaces. Permits are required for large gatherings and vendor activities.

MPRB is hosting BioBlitz events in Minneapolis parks, inviting the public to document local biodiversity with expert guidance. No scientific background is needed.

Minneapolis and Saint Paul rank high on the 2025 ParkScore Index for their outstanding park access and investment, affirming Minnesota's commitment to high-quality, equitable public parks.

Mark Coronado Park in Surprise, Arizona, will be closed from May 26 to June 13 for routine maintenance, with alternatives suggested at surpriseaz.gov/Parks.

Euless Family Life Aquatic Park is now open, featuring amenities such as a lazy river, water playground for kids, flume slides, aquatic basketball, a lily pad walk, and various seating and dining options.

Dallas improved its ranking to #34 on the Trust for Public Land's 2025 ParkScore Index for green spaces, with 81% of residents within a 10-minute walk of a park.