Parks & Recreation
How we are keeping our programs safe during COVID
- Participants will complete a health assessment to include a temperature check prior to being allowed to enter program areas;
- Staff will be required to wear masks and other PPE when in close proximity to anyone while they work;
- Campers are required to wear face masks during indoor activities or when social distancing cannot be accomplished;
- Supplies are not shared between participants;
- Equipment that is shared during activity will be cleaned after each use;
- Activities are designed to maintain social distancing; and
- Program attendance limits are in place to ensure social distancing.
Jacobson Park boat docks
The boat dock at Jacobson Park has opened for 2020. You can learn about pricing, time-slots and more on the Jacobson Park page.
Tee times
Lexington city golf courses have reopened with new social distancing guidelines in place. You can book a tee time for any course online.
Natural areas registration
Raven Run Nature Sanctuary and McConnell Springs have opened their trails to the public.
Department newsletters
Volunteering
Interested in volunteering for Lexington Parks & Recreation?
News
Fireworks: Where to park?
Tomorrow is the day: July 4th, and downtown is the place … for fireworks, that is.
Summer’s about to be more fun!
Playgrounds, and spraygrounds, and basketball, oh my, summer is about to be a little more fun for children in Lexington!
City announces July changes for Parks & Recreation
Summer’s in full swing, and Lexington’s Parks & Recreation is planning several events to celebrate the season.