Parks

Many San Diego beaches and parks have reopened, but with new rules. Here’s a look at what park and recreation facilities are open again across San Diego including coastal cities, North County inland, East County and South Bay.

San Diego County has lifted its beach restrictions to allow passive activities like sunbathing and lounging. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has details on what is and isn’t allowed.

Four waterfront parking lots along the San Diego Bay have reopened and one visitor told NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez expressed his thoughts on the matter.

At long last, three reservoirs in San Diego County are reopening for recreation. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has details on what guidelines have been placed for the occasion.

NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas shares modifications to the county’s public health order that allows for more outdoor recreation starting this weekend.

Chula Vista will reopen its parks and trails to the public on Friday under some guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to Councilmember John McCann.

NBC 7’s Dave Summers explains what is allowed at Chula Vista parks.

A San Diego County Public Health Order scheduled to expire on April 30 was extended indefinitely Thursday as the local leaders awaited guidance from the state of California on when they could begin to ease back requirements to “stay at home.”

NBC 7’s Dave Summers explains what you need to know if you want to play golf our hang out at your local park.

The city of Vista announced on Wednesday that its city parks will reopen for “passive use” beginning Friday, following just over three weeks of COVID-19-related closures.

Some parks are starting to reopen across San Diego County and plans of opening beaches and other public spaces are in the works. It’s a difficult decision local leaders are faced with and the community’s reaction to these changes is just as conflicting. Some people are pushing to get the economy rolling, while others fear it’s too soon. There...

Reopening is not a simple thing, reports NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado, and many people in the community feeling conflicted.

The city of San Diego has reopened several parks under guidelines that still follow the CDC’s recommendation of staying 6 feet away from each other.

Some parks in San Diego are beginning to reopen under strict guidelines. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has more details.

San Diego has cracked down on closing all city beaches and parks to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus and, according to city officials, those who defy the orders will be subject to “enforcement,” which could include a hefty fine.

NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado dropped by local beaches and parks to see if people were staying home as told by local officials.

NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez talks to surfers who braved ocean waters despite beach closures.