Peoria city parks generally close at 10:00 PM and reopen at sunrise. The city operates over 30 parks across the community. Park curfew is enforced by Peoria Police. Special event permits may extend hours. Pioneer Community Park and Peoria Sports Complex have specific operating hours.
Peoria parks are generally open from sunrise to 10:00 PM daily unless otherwise posted. The city's extensive park system includes over 30 parks, recreation facilities, and the Rio Vista Community Park and Pioneer Community Park complexes. Park curfew is enforced by the Peoria Police Department. Remaining in a park after hours without authorization is a violation. Special events and organized activities may receive permits for extended hours. Dog parks within the city may have specific hours. The Peoria Sports Complex (spring training facility) has its own operating schedule. Lake Pleasant Regional Park (Maricopa County) adjacent to Peoria has separate county-managed hours. Peoria's growing trail system and community parks in newer developments follow the general curfew.
Being in a park after closing hours may result in a citation. Repeat violations may lead to trespass warnings.
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