Boulder parks close at posted hours. After-hours presence is a trespassing violation enforced by police.
After-hours access is prohibited unless authorized for permitted events. Park hours are posted at entrances. Walking trails may have separate dawn-to-dusk hours. Lighted-facility hours are set per park by the local parks authority. Camping in parks without authorization is prohibited. Police and park rangers enforce after-hours closures.
After-hours trespassing: a penalty set by local ordinance citation. Unauthorized camping: a penalty set by local ordinance. Vandalism during closed hours: criminal charges.
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