Miami city parks are generally closed from sunset to sunrise unless otherwise posted. The Parks and Recreation Department enforces park hours, and persons in parks after closing may be cited for trespassing.
Most Miami city parks close at sunset and reopen at sunrise, though some parks have extended hours until 10 or 11 PM as posted. Bayfront Park and other downtown parks may have different hours. Park facilities like pools and recreation centers have their own posted hours. Persons in parks after closing may be cited for trespassing. Vehicles left in park lots after hours may be ticketed or towed. Special events may have extended hours with proper permits.
Being in a park after closing hours may result in a trespassing citation. Vehicles parked in park lots after hours may be ticketed and towed.
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