Park Curfew: Altadena vs Long Beach
How do park curfew rules compare between Altadena, CA and Long Beach, CA?
Altadena has fewer restrictions than Long Beach.
Altadena, CA
Los Angeles County
County parks in Altadena (e.g., Loma Alta, Farnsworth, Charles White Park) close at sunset. LA County Code Section 17.04.530 makes it unlawful to be in a county park between sunset and sunrise without special permit.
View full Altadena rules →Long Beach, CA
Los Angeles County
Long Beach parks and beaches close between 10 PM and one hour before sunrise under LBMC Ch. 16.16. Walking, jogging, and fishing (with license) are permitted on wet sand until midnight.
View full Long Beach rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Altadena | Long Beach |
|---|---|---|
| Code Section | LA County Code 17.04.530 | - |
| Default Hours | Sunrise to sunset | - |
| Eaton Canyon | Closes at sunset | - |
| Fines | ~$100 infraction | - |
| Closing Time | - | 10 PM |
| Opens | - | 1 hour before sunrise |
| Wet Sand | - | Open until midnight for walking/jogging |
| Code | - | LBMC Ch. 16.16 |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Altadena FAQ
When do Altadena parks close?
Most LA County parks close at sunset per Code Section 17.04.530. Eaton Canyon and trails are also sunset closure.
Long Beach FAQ
When do parks close?
Most Long Beach parks close at dusk or between 10 to 11 PM. Check posted signs at each park entrance.
Can I be in a park after hours?
Only with authorization for a permitted event. Otherwise, after-hours presence may result in a trespassing citation.
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