Signage

Signage
 

Translating English to Spanish for a public park, how does this sound?

Rules and Regulations:
Reglamento:

Please observe the following rules and regulations:
Favor de atenerse a lo siguiente:

Respect private property and stay on the public trail
Respeten la propiedad privada y quédense en el sendero público
Or ...la senda pública. Which one? Or is there a better choice for the word trail?

No camping
Prohibido el campamento
Is No acampar a better choice?

Do not remove, collect or destroy plants or animals
No quitar, recoger ni destruir plantas o animales

No hunting or fishing
Prohibidas la caza y la pesca
Does No cazar ni pescar sound better?

Keep dogs on a leash
Los perros deben ir sujetos con correa

No motorized vehicles
Prohibidos los vehículos motorizados
How about Se prohiben los vehículos motorizados?

Is it that for using within United States boundaries?

"Favor de" is not used in Spain. I know is usual in Mexico, but don't know in another countries. I would say "Respeten las siguientes normas, por favor".

I would prefer "manténganse" or "no salgan de" instead of "quédense".
I would choose "sendero".

"No acampar", "prohibido acampar", "se prohibe acampar" sound better than the first option.
There must be a better word than "quitar". However, if you collect a plant you are removing it, don't you?
Both are fine.

Both are fine.

Yes, primarily for the benefit of visitors who are mostly of Mexican origin. The place is actually a nature preserve which is open to the public.

Ok, because "favor de" might be used in the US, but it's not the way rules and regulations are presented in Spanish speaking countries as it make them look as simple guidelines.

I agree with most of the suggestions made by Don José.

"Los visitantes deberán respetar en todo momento las siguientes reglas"

"Mantenerse en los senderos públicos, repetando la propiedad privada"
"Prohibido acampar"
"Se prohíben la caza y la pesca"
"Queda prohibida la presencia y uso de vehículos motorizados"
"Se prohíbe extraer plantas o dañarlas, como también llevarse o maltratar animales"

Spanish style on regulations is not simplifying nor shortening anything but being clear and exhaustive.

Some more suggestions: :)

Many Thanks to all of you. Wonderful suggestions!