Port St. Lucie parks are generally open from sunrise to sunset or 10 PM (depending on facility). After-hours presence in parks without authorization is a trespass violation. Athletic facilities and trails have specific posted hours.
Parks and Recreation sets hours by park and facility type. General neighborhood parks: sunrise to sunset daily. Community parks with lighting (Lyngate Park, MidFlorida Event Center grounds, Rivergate Park): typically sunrise to 10 PM. Trails including the Savannas Recreation Area portion: dawn to dusk. Hillmoor Lake Park and Oak Hammock Park have posted closures. After-hours presence is trespass under FL Statute 810.09 and city ordinance. PSLPD patrols parks especially for juvenile gatherings, drug activity, and vandalism. Special permits available for evening athletic events, weddings, and private rentals through Parks and Recreation Department. Violators cited for trespass and subject to ban from specific parks after repeat incidents.
Trespass in closed park: citation $50-$250 first offense. Repeat offenders: misdemeanor trespass, up to 60 days jail under FL 810.09. Park ban letters for repeat violators.
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