City of Palm Beach Gardens Announces Reopening of Some Recreational Facilities

Palm Beach Gardens, FL

In a memo to the City's Mayor and Council, Palm Beach Gardens City Manager Ron Ferris announced that in accordance with Palm Beach County's recent emergency order the City will begin a phased approach to reopening certain recreational activities.

 

The following City recreational facilities will be open to the public on Wednesday, April 29 at sunrise for individual use:

·       The Gardens North County District Park

·       Joe Russo Athletic Complex

·       Gardens Park

·       PGA Park

·       Mirasol Park

·       Lilac Park

·       Plant Drive

·       Lake Catherine Sports Complex & Lake Catherine Park

·       Oaks Park

·       Twins Park

·       Thompson River Linear Park

·       Sandhill Crane Access Park

·       Riverside Linear Park

·       Burns Road Walking Trail

 

Sandhill Crane Golf Course will be open for calls to schedule tee times beginning Wednesday, April 29 and open to the public on Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 7:00 a.m.

 

The Aquatic Center will only be open to pass-holder lap swimmers.

 

Single play at the Tennis & Pickleball Center will begin on Monday, May 4, 2020.

 

Ironwood Park and Riverside Youth Enrichment Center remain closed. The indoor facilities at Burns Road Community Center will remain closed.

 

All playground and exercise equipment will remain closed. Restroom facilities will be available and will be disinfected a minimum of two times per day.

 

On Sunday, May 3, 2020 from 9:00 a.m. to noon, the Gardens 2 Go Drive-thru Produce and Product Market is set to begin at 10500 N. Military Trail. Patrons can pick up fresh produce and other food products from vendors but will not be permitted to leave their vehicles. A drive through operation has been organized by staff with a limited number of vendors.