No.
Property owners owe different levels of care depending on the guest that they choose to host.
Invitees | These are people that the property owner invites to enter or remain on the premises for his or her commercial benefit. Grocery store customers, hotel guests, etc. all make for good examples of invitees
Invitees are owed the highest level of care
Property owners must inspect their premises and provide warnings about hazards
Licensees | Friends, family members, and other social guests of the property owner invited for non-business purposes
Property owners must maintain and fix hazardous areas on-property
Property owners are only liable for dangers that they know about (whereas property owners are responsible for dangers they should have known about if invitees are present)
Trespassers
Property owners are not allowed to intentionally create hazardous areas on-premises to guard against trespassers