San Jose Parks - Follow the Guidelines
Park Amenity Reopening:
By Order of the County of Santa Clara County Health Officer, the City of San José's Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services closed more than 1,000 amenities that are reopening in a phased approach. Golf courses reopened on Tuesday, May 5 with added protocols and health guidelines. On Saturday, May 9, the following amenities re-opened: pickleball, bocce ball, tennis courts, disc golf, skateparks and horseshoes. Due to the large number of amenities, reopening will take place over the course of the following weeks and will be staggered throughout the month of May. Those who choose to use opened park amenities are expected to abide by all posted signage as well as the Orders and guidance from the County Health Officer. This includes staying out of closed amenities, no sharing of recreational equipment, and only using open facilities with members of your household. For more information about park amenities, visit bit.ly/prnsreopens
Previous Guidelines:
By Order of the County of Santa Clara County Health Officer, the City of San José's Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services closed more than 1,000 amenities that are reopening in a phased approach. Golf courses reopened on Tuesday, May 5 with added protocols and health guidelines. On Saturday, May 9, the following amenities re-opened: pickleball, bocce ball, tennis courts, disc golf, skateparks and horseshoes. Due to the large number of amenities, reopening will take place over the course of the following weeks and will be staggered throughout the month of May. Those who choose to use opened park amenities are expected to abide by all posted signage as well as the Orders and guidance from the County Health Officer. This includes staying out of closed amenities, no sharing of recreational equipment, and only using open facilities with members of your household. For more information about park amenities, visit bit.ly/prnsreopens
Previous Guidelines:
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We all have a duty to help stop the spread of coronavirus. Do your part to keep San José parks open by maintaining physical distancing. Let’s work together by staying apart to keep San José parks open. The City of José recognizes the wellness benefits that the use of parks bring. However, we must all do our duty to ensure parks remain available for use. To slow and reduce the spread of COVID-19, the City of San José needs residents to follow Santa Clara County’s physical distancing orders. City parks will be closed indefinitely if residents fail to follow these public health and safety guidelines:
As a reminder, the City has closed certain park facilities (e.g. play structures, dog parks, and more). The City will close all parks, in order to protect public health and safety, if residents do not follow the guidelines.
For more information on parks, trails and facilities closures, visit bit.ly/prnscancellations.
To report non-compliance, call 3-1-1 (408-535-3500).
- Stay home if you are sick.
- Do not engage in group social activities.
- Keep a six-foot distance from others at all times.
- Comply with park amenity closures and stay out of these areas:
- Dog parks
- Tennis, pickle ball, futsal, bocce ball and basketball courts
- Disc golf areas and sports fields
- Outdoor gym equipment and playgrounds
- Picnic and BBQ areas
- Drinking fountains
- Restrooms
As a reminder, the City has closed certain park facilities (e.g. play structures, dog parks, and more). The City will close all parks, in order to protect public health and safety, if residents do not follow the guidelines.
For more information on parks, trails and facilities closures, visit bit.ly/prnscancellations.
To report non-compliance, call 3-1-1 (408-535-3500).
