Saint EdwardState Park
A wooden footbridge on a forest trail

Rules & Regulations

Saint Edward State Park is a day-use park open 8 a.m. to dusk. Dogs are welcome on a leash of 8 feet or less, alcohol has to stay at your picnic site, and glass bottles and cans aren't allowed on beaches or trails. Fires are allowed only in designated areas, and horses and motorcycles are banned from the trails. Every parked car needs a Discover Pass.

At a Glance

Key Rules

Hours8 a.m. to dusk; day use only
DogsLeash up to 8 feet; clean up
AlcoholOnly at your picnic site; no kegs
Glass and cansNot on beaches or trails
FiresDesignated areas only
TrailsNo horses or motorcycles
FireworksProhibited

Hours and Overnight

Dogs

Alcohol, Glass and Cannabis

Fires, Grills and Fireworks

A forest picnic area with a walking path

Trails

Groups and Events

Parking

Every car parked in the park needs a Discover Pass. A car without one can get a $99 citation. See Discover Pass.

A deer feeding in a forest beside a trail
FAQ

Rules & Regulations FAQ

Are dogs allowed at Saint Edward State Park?

Yes, on a leash no longer than 8 feet and under control. Owners must clean up after them, and pets aren't allowed on designated swim beaches.

Can you drink alcohol at Saint Edward State Park?

Only at your picnic site. Keg beer isn't allowed, and bottles and cans aren't allowed on the beaches or trails.

Are fires allowed at Saint Edward State Park?

Only in designated areas, and burn bans can tighten that. In fall 2026 a Level 2 burn ban limited wood fires to fire pits in designated areas.

Are horses allowed at Saint Edward State Park?

No. The park brochure prohibits horses and motorcycles on the trails.