It’s July, and we’re still dealing with a pandemic. Those of us in countries with continued social-distancing policies are desperately looking for ways to enjoy summer...safely.

If you’re spending this summer in a city, that desperation might reach a boiling point. We all deserve to enjoy the best season without putting each other at risk, and the Internet is here to help.

Below are 4 tools and resources from across the Internet to help you navigate the unique challenges of a pandemic summer, and still find ways to soak up the sun.

If you’re in a major U.S. city, you’ve likely been eating dinner, falling asleep, and jolting awake to the sound of fireworks. If you have a pet, you know fireworks can cause them a great deal of anxiety. Try to drown out the sound with Spotify for Pets. Created by its in-house team, you can create a unique playlist for your furry friend, based on music you love.

Good news: You can still safely camp this summer. Changing your environment, and spending a few days surrounded by nature can be significant for your mental health amidst stay-at-home orders. To find a private campsite (with glamping possibilities), you can try the Tentr app. Similar to Airbnb, Tentr allows hosts to rent out their campsite, complete with proper cleaning procedures between stays, flexible possibilities, and more. Search a campsite, and get started.

Every summer, air conditioning units drive up the cost of our utility bills. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, and shelter-in-place orders, more people around the world are spending more time at home. That can be pretty expensive. Find economical ways to keep your apartment cool with this guide by New York Magazine’s The Strategist.

If you have been wanting to start at-home workouts or take up running, but struggling with taking that step, here’s an app that can help. None to Run is for anyone who is new to running or coming back from taking a long break. It’s 12-week program will help you become a consistent runner with spoken audio cues, along with strength and mobility training to help your body maintain the stress of running.