16 U.S.C. § 410kkk–4 — Private property protection

(a) Access to private property — Nothing in this subchapter should be read to do either of two things: (1) force a private property owner to let the public — or any federal, state, or local government — onto that owner's land; or (2) change any federal, state, or local law about public access to, or use of, private land. (b) Liability — Just because the park is designated here doesn't create any new legal liability for a private property owner. It also doesn't change any liability that owner might already have under some other law, if a person is hurt on that owner's private property. (c) Recognition of authority to control land use — Nothing in this subchapter changes any federal, state, or local government's existing power to regulate how private land is used within the park's boundary.