GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Grand Rapids has closed many amenities at city parks to promote social distancing amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Officials say all parks, dog parks and trails will remain open with warnings. However, several other amenities will be closed until further notice, including:

Playgrounds

Basketball courts

Bike polo courts

Futsal courts

Pickleball courts

Tennis courts

Volleyball courts

Disc golf

Soccer fields

Baseball and softball fields

Exercise equipment

Skateboarding features

Picnic shelters and picnic tables

Grills

Restrooms

Drinking fountains

Swimming pools

Splash pads

The city says while the parks and trails are still open, visitors must stay at least six feet away from each other.

People are urged not to visit parks if they are feeling ill, go only with members of their household, wash their hands before and after visiting, warn others of their presence and pick a different spot if it looks busy.

The city of Holland has implemented similar rules, closing all playgrounds and play structures, plus all basketball, tennis and pickleball courts. You can still visit green spaces.