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I took my family for a drive to Antelope Island State Park today. To my surprise as I was reading the brochure it appears that they are banning Concealed carry holders despite the fact that I thought a State Park could not ban concealed carry. Here is how the brochure reads, "Possession or use of firearms, traps, or other devices capable of launching a projectile that can immobilize, injure or kill a person or animal, or damage property is prohibited unless the weapon or device is 1) unloaded and packed away to prevent its use, or 2) being used by authorized law enforcement officers in the performance of official duties. Hunting is prohibited within park boundries." The problem I have is with #1, I was unaware that they could impose this kind of stipulation on a concealed carry permit holder since I thought the law says on the legislature can make laws of this sort? It appears they are making their own rules despite the fact they are a State Park and not private property. By the way I carried anyway ignoring the rule, I was already on my way out of the park when I noticed this in the brochure. Is there anyone that can tell me if they are allowed to do this?