A sunflower field is open at San Antonio's Traders Village every weekend until June 9, offering a scenic experience with photo opportunities and professional photography services.

Spencer Park in Rochester Hills closes its beach for Memorial Day weekend due to a lifeguard shortage despite efforts to attract new staff with higher pay and bonuses.

The Dancing 'til Dusk 2024 summer series is returning to Seattle parks for its 17th year, offering free dance lessons and events spanning various genres, including tango and swing.

Miami-Dade's Larry & Penny Thompson Park reopens its waterslide and beach area with new safety features, retaining its old-school charm for summer fun.

OC Parks opens the restored Pleasants Stone House in Modjeska Canyon to the public, offering historical tours.

Anoka County Parks and Wargo Nature Center will offer free guided nature walks on select Saturdays starting this summer, aimed at connecting the community with nature.

Blair Park in San Bernardino unveiled three new Dodger Dreamfields for baseball, initiated by the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and partners, enhancing local youth sports facilities.

The Discovery Park Beach shuttle in Seattle will run from May 25 to September 7, 2024, on Saturdays, providing free rides between park parking lots. Service animals and strollers are allowed, but pets and large items are not.

The Memphis Zoo announces a $250 million investment for upgrades, including improved habitats for elephants, rhinos, giraffes, and new guest features like a Great Lawn and Stingray experience.

Travis County acquires nearly 2,000 acres for new public parkland, including the 1,500-acre RGK Ranch and a 475-acre tract near Reimers Ranch Park, preserving natural spaces from urban development.

Wright County Parks & Recreation announced maintenance work at three parks for one day, ensuring that despite temporary disruptions, the parks would remain open for public enjoyment.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the purchase of 672 acres in Douglas County to preserve wildlife habitat, expanding the Wells Wildlife Area.

Seattle is enhancing Elliott Bay with a new greenway trail to connect parks, focusing on community input to shape waterfront transformation, aiming to complete by the 2026 World Cup.