The data around parks & recreation seems really odd to me, does anyone else agree? Anecdotally, the public parks where I live (Bexar County, Texas) have gotten

The data around parks & recreation seems really odd to me, does anyone else agree? Anecdotally, the public parks where I live (Bexar County, Texas) have gotten so busy that I rarely go on weekends anymore because social distancing has been made so difficult. Even after 5pm on weekdays, I've seen a spike in traffic similar to what a really busy weekend would look like. This has been the case at every park I've been to. Since basically any other form of recreation outside the home is no longer available, it makes sense that they're busier. Perhaps they're including places like theme parks in that category? Bexar County, to my knowledge, doesn't have enough closed state parks to account for the drop in traffic. Obviously, I'm missing something. Maybe people just aren't searching for parks further from them and don't need directions to their closest park.