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Article 2 — RECREATIONAL AREAS IN GENERAL

Orange County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Orange County

Sec. 2-5-15. - Hours.

Sec. 2-5-16. - Fees.

Sec. 2-5-17. - Camping; encampments; occupancy of camp facilities; use of camp…

Sec. 2-5-18. - Electric outlets.

Sec. 2-5-19. - Vending and commercial solicitation; permit required.

Sec. 2-5-20. - Eviction.

Sec. 2-5-25. - Special events: Permit required.

Sec. 2-5-26. - Amplified sound system, music and live music—permit required.

Sec. 2-5-27. - Protection of natural, cultural, structural, and archaeological resources.

Sec. 2-5-28. - Sanitation.

Sec. 2-5-29. - Vehicle regulation.

Sec. 2-5-30. - Skateboards, roller skates and in-line skates.

Sec. 2-5-31. - Interfering with agency functions.

Sec. 2-5-32. - Sale or distribution of printed matter.

Sec. 2-5-35. - Alcoholic beverages.

Sec. 2-5-36. - Disorderly conduct and noise.

Sec. 2-5-37. - Firearms, weapons, fireworks, replica firearms.

Sec. 2-5-38. - Disturbing or taking wildlife.

Sec. 2-5-39. - Controlling domestic animals.

Sec. 2-5-40. - Research specimens; permit required.

Sec. 2-5-41. - Rock climbing.

Sec. 2-5-42. - Radio-controlled models.

Sec. 2-5-43. - Bicycles.

Sec. 2-5-44. - Powerless flight.

Sec. 2-5-45. - Athletic activities.

Sec. 2-5-46. - Trails, trespassing and closed areas.

Sec. 2-5-47. - Livestock and horses.

Sec. 2-5-48. - Construction.

Sec. 2-5-49. - Diving/jumping.

Sec. 2-5-49.1. - Landing in water after having jumped or dived.

Sec. 2-5-50. - False drowning alarm.

Sec. 2-5-51. - Equipment removal.

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