The owner of premises used by persons for hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, and the like owes no duty to such persons to keep the premises safe, not even to warn of hazardous conditions. The immunity does not extend to willful or malicious injury. Nor does the immunity apply when the premises are used principally for a commercial recreational enterprise for profit. The limitation of liability is applicable even if the owner has leased the right to use for recreational purposes to others than the entire public. A similar limitation statute applies to property owned by public entities.