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Park Curfew

Curfew Laws

When public parks close for the night and reopen, including rules for trails, sports fields, and playground areas.

0% permissive91% moderate1% strict(1002 locations)

How Park Curfew Rules Differ by Place

1002 places covered8 strict912 moderate2 permissive

Lynwood, CA: Lynwood Park Curfew, 10 PM to 5 AM

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Lynwood, it is unlawful to remain, stay, or loiter in any public park between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. without a special permit from the Recreation and Parks Director…

Santa Barbara County, CA: Santa Barbara County Park Hours and Curfew

Heavy Restrictions

Under County Code Section 26-10, county park facilities open no later than 8:00 a.m. and close at sunset, and it is unlawful to use park facilities outside the posted hours. The…

Santa Maria, CA: Santa Maria Bans Overnight Camping and Parking in Parks

Heavy Restrictions

Santa Maria bars overnight camping, sleeping, or parking in any public park at any time, and caps every park-use permit's activity at midnight, under Municipal Code Section 10-2.09…

Oakland County, MI: Park Hours and Park Curfew in Oakland County, MI

Few Restrictions

Oakland County Parks and Recreation operates 14 parks under Michigan's County and Regional Parks Act (Public Act 261 of 1965, MCL 46.351–46.367). The Parks Commission sets posted…

Galveston County, TX: Park Curfew and Hours in Galveston County

Few Restrictions

Galveston County parks are open only during hours posted at each entrance, and overnight camping is banned except in designated campgrounds. A 2023 state law (HB 1819) abolished all…

Bessemer, AL: Bessemer City Parks Close After Dark

Some Restrictions

Bessemer's public parks close one half hour after sunset and reopen one half hour before sunrise under Code of Ordinances section 82-22(a). Anyone found on park grounds during the…