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Maintain six-foot distancing from others at all times.
Don’t congregate on courts, in common areas, or parking lots. Limit or stagger playing groups.
Play singles – doubles play with household members is preferred best practice. Wash hands with soap and water and bring hand sanitizer to courts.
Clean and sanitize paddles, rackets and water bottles. Do not share equipment.
Avoid touching gates, fences, nets, benches, etc.
Use your paddle, racket, or shoe to pass out-of-play balls. Consider wearing gloves to help avoid touching pickleballs or tennis balls.
Coordinate your group so each person serves with a different colored or numbered ball. If that’s not an option, mark personal balls for individual use.
Virtual handshakes only.
PUBLIC HEALTH ALERT: For all BPRD parks and trails
The parks and trails are calling and you want to play. It’s okay; you can with a few reminders:
No face coverings are required on BPRD parks and trails; however, they are strongly recommended when visitors are not able to maintain distancing.
Private vendors and event staff with reservations in parks may require face coverings.
OHA strongly recommends that individuals who are unvaccinated or who are at higher risk for COVID-19 continue to wear a face covering when at outdoor crowded areas and at outdoor large gatherings of individuals and maintain physical distancing.
Bring your own water. Drinking fountains are not available.
Wash/sanitize hands before and after any visit to a park or trail.
Consider visiting less popular parks and trails or at less popular times.
Keep dogs on leash; It’s the law in Bend except at designated off leash areas.
If you are sick, stay at home – do not use a park or trail.
PUBLIC HEALTH ALERT: For all BPRD parks and trails
The parks and trails are calling and you want to play. It’s okay; you can with a few reminders:
No face coverings are required on BPRD parks and trails; however, they are strongly recommended when visitors are not able to maintain distancing.
Private vendors and event staff with reservations in parks may require face coverings.
OHA strongly recommends that individuals who are unvaccinated or who are at higher risk for COVID-19 continue to wear a face covering when at outdoor crowded areas and at outdoor large gatherings of individuals and maintain physical distancing.
Bring your own water. Drinking fountains are not available.
Wash/sanitize hands before and after any visit to a park or trail.
Consider visiting less popular parks and trails or at less popular times.
Keep dogs on leash; It’s the law in Bend except at designated off leash areas.
If you are sick, stay at home – do not use a park or trail.
