I don't understand this

[macoman]

I go to any public park in NJ or PA. The first I read before I go inside is their rules and regulations. None of them stipulate that drones are banned. I even go to their website to make sure I am updated with their rules and regulations. Nothing I see write about drones, and yet there is always someone... Park ranger or someone that work in there that will tell you... "Drones are not allow here". I just don't understand why when they don't even mentioned in any of their rules or policies.

 

[microlinux]

Ask them which specific law or ordinance is applicable. If they can't cite, inquire further with the parks department.

It's possible they are applying a "general nuisance" clause.

 

[With The Birds]

The answer is simple for state parks..... http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksand...licy_2.38_unmanned_aerial_vehicles-drones.pdf

Public parks are more tricky however enquiring with the various municipality’s directly will give you the answer. A quick google reveals that some counties (I think that what you call them over there) have specifically banned model AC usage.