Day use only

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Signs bearing the phrase “day use only” are sometimes used to indicate that a feature is open to the public only during daylight hours, but is closed at night. In most cases this should be tagged as a conditional access restriction. The time range for which the restriction applies can be expressed using the opening hours syntax. If explicit times are not posted, sunset-sunrise is a reasonable interpretation.

Examples

Day use only sign (USFS).jpg
A simple sign, found in the backcountry. No specific times are posted. It should be tagged access:conditional=no @ (sunset-sunrise).
Day Use Area Fee Signage.jpg
This sign, found at a picnic area in a state park, says both "day use only" and "open dawn to dusk". It should be tagged access:conditional=no @ (dusk-dawn).
Lake Marie day use area within Umpqua Lighthouse State Park.jpg
The sign at this picnic area identifies specific opening hours. It should be tagged access:conditional=no @ (21:00-06:00).

Usage count (Taginfo)

Usage counts for the specific tag access:conditional=no @ (sunset-sunrise):


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