Lake County, CA Curfew Laws: Park Curfew (2026)

Lake County Code Sec. 15-16 sets the hours county parks are open to the public. the following day, with a standing exception for anyone actively engaged in legal fishing. Two parks run on a different, sunset-based schedule: Kelseyville Community Park at 5270 State Street in Kelseyville, and Lucerne Creek Park between 8th and 9th Avenues (APN 34-124-01) in Lucerne, are both off-limits from one hour after sunset until one hour before sunrise. 3 requires dogs to be leashed and generally excludes them from County beaches and parks except in vehicles, guide-dog training, approved obedience classes, or specific signed areas at parks such as Lakeside County Park, Lucerne Harbor Park, Hammond Ave.

4 bans glass beverage containers in any County Park. A separate curfew under Sec. 6 closes Fountain Park, at Highway 20 and Foothill Boulevard in Clearlake Oaks, from one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise as well. 3, keeping swimmers and sunbathers at least fifty feet from courtesy docks and ramps. Because Sec. 15-16 sits inside Chapter 15, Article II (Camps and Camping) alongside these overlapping rules, someone cited for being in a park after curfew may also face the camping, dog-leash or glass-container provisions depending on the circumstances of the visit.