Soaky Mountain Waterpark is set to unveil a new 825-foot waterslide named "Rafter's Rage" for the 2025 season, offering a unique rafting experience with lateral accelerations.

The Duluth Fire Department has issued a high rip current warning at Park Point beaches, advising against entering the water until the alert ends at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow.

Fayette County breaks ground on a new walking trail at Dunlap Creek Park, enhancing local recreation and tourism as part of its Parks Master Site Development Plan.

The city of Euless, TX, has completed the revamp of Wilshire Park, adding a themed playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, new trails, and parking with lighting.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department confirms a case of Chronic Wasting Disease at a Medina County deer breeding facility, urging adherence to monitoring guidelines.

The Lake Montebello Playground in Baltimore has been renamed to honor Mary Pat Clarke, a former city council president, and features new playground and fitness equipment.

Camp Long in Seattle announces a free outdoor movie series for August, starting with "Barbie" and including titles like "Black Panther Wakanda Forever." Screenings begin at dusk with pre-show activities and picnics encouraged.

Denny Park's off-leash area in Seattle will be closed on August 21st for tree maintenance by the Urban Forestry team, with educational opportunities for the public. Other nearby OLAs will remain open.

Local 363 members have approved a new contract for full-time and seasonal Minneapolis park workers, pending final Park Board Commissioners' approval on August 7.

The City of Kirkland is opening a temporary recreational area with gardens, skate tracks, a bike garden, and pickleball courts at the former Houghton Park and Ride on August 8.

Indiana Dunes National Park's Portage Lakefront will close daily at 9 p.m. due to vandalism and illegal fires. New hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., starting August 2.

The Schertz Parks & Recreation Department releases their FUN Guide, detailing upcoming events, programs, and park developments for Fall 2024 and Winter 2025.

Bloomington residents are invited to share their ideas for Moir Park's future at a city event on August 7, aimed at involving the community in the park's redevelopment.