Hollywood FL parks are generally closed from dusk to dawn unless otherwise posted. The Parks & Recreation Department sets hours for each facility. After-hours use requires a special event permit. Hollywood Beach has separate hours and rules.
Hollywood FL parks are generally closed from dusk to dawn unless specific hours are posted at the facility. The Parks & Recreation Department establishes operating hours for each park. Lighted fields may have extended hours for organized activities. After-hours use requires permits. Hollywood Beach and the Broadwalk have separate hours and enforcement. The Hollywood Police Department enforces park curfew and responds to after-hours reports.
After-hours presence is a trespassing violation. Citations or warnings may be issued.
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