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Park Rules Signs
Park rules signs sit at the main gate or trailhead, where visitors decide how to behave before they walk in. HOA greenspace, subdivision parks, campgrounds and small city parks post them with the hours and the few rules that matter most.
18" x 12"
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Park Rules Sign prices
| Size | Aluminum | Plastic | Reflective |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12" x 12" | $42.95 | $25.95 | Not offered |
| 12" x 18" | $42.95 | $25.95 | $68.95 |
| 18" x 12" | $42.95 | $25.95 | $68.95 |
| 24" x 18" | $63.95 | $40.95 | $137.95 |
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Where park rules signs are used
A trailhead parking pad with a dog bag station, a creek-side picnic shelter, a neighborhood greenbelt with a footpath, or a county boat landing where people launch kayaks all need the rules read before anyone walks in. A volunteer committee may hang one at the trailhead kiosk, and a neighborhood association might post one on a bench by the path. It is where visitors decide how to behave, so the rules get read before the first step.
Choosing the size and where to hang it
Put it on the kiosk, the gate post or the first sign at the trail, at about eye level, so visitors read it before going in. The 24 by 18 in size fits a kiosk or a gate, and 12 by 18 in suits a trail post. Aluminum suits outdoors because it is rust-free and holds up to rain and sun. Plastic is light and suits a shelter. Use the corner holes or zip ties, and check your state and local rules for signs a public park must post.
Questions about park rules signs
Which colours suit a park sign?
White on brown has the traditional park look that visitors recognize. White on green is brighter and suits a neighborhood park or playground. Both print on aluminum or plastic, so pick the colour that fits the rest of your park.
What rules should a park sign list?
List only the rules you enforce, such as hours, leash rules and no glass, and keep the list short enough to read at a glance. Many cities and counties set their own park rules, so check local rules before you post them.
Is one park sign enough?
It is a notice, not a fence or a guard. For a busy park, add a map board or a phone number on a second sign. A 24 x 18 in sign reads from a path, and an 18 x 12 in sign suits a smaller gate.
Can I post the park hours on the sign?
Type the hours on the extra line, such as Dawn to dusk, and check the preview to see how it prints under the main words. Keep the hours short, and update the sign if the schedule changes. A separate sign can carry a full list of rules if you need more room.
Who should see the sign first?
Visitors who arrive on foot or by car, so place the sign where they stop, such as the lot or the trailhead. A second sign at a side entrance helps walkers who come from another direction. Check that the sign shows from the path before the first turn.
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