Town of Fenton Town, New York · reviewed

RV parking rules in Fenton Town

Fenton permits habitual unoccupied RV storage subject to placement rules. Temporary stays are limited to two weeks, April through October, with a two-month no-return rule and no generator. Seasonal use has a separate permit and Ag-R-A parcel requirements.

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Town of Fenton, Broome County, New York; ordinary private-lot major recreational vehicles under §150-32. Street stays, permanent habitation, seasonal use, generator power and special approvals are not cleared by this limited checker.

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Fenton Town RV parking at a glance

Location and use matter. Confirm the property's jurisdiction and every applicable condition.
Location or useWhat to check
StorageHabitual unoccupied storage subject to street/building-line placement and unregistered vehicle limits.
Public parking or loadingResidential loading exception at most 24 hours; no street temporary stay.
OccupancyTemporary stays at most two weeks, April–October; seasonal permits are separate.
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Storage and loading placement

Section 150-32 covers travel and fifth-wheel trailers, chassis-mounted coaches, motorized dwellings, pop-ups and pickup campers. An RV or major recreational equipment may not be stored between a street and the nearest building line except in a driveway. Residential loading or unloading may occur elsewhere for at most 24 hours. Habitual parking is not prohibited when the vehicle is not used for residential purposes and the section is otherwise satisfied. Section 150-33 separately limits unenclosed unregistered motor vehicles and trailers of every type to one per property, treating functionally combined adjoining parcels under common ownership as one property.

Fenton Town adopted RV provisions Town official code link Current adopted-law list

Temporary stays, not residence

Section 150-32(C)(1) permits a temporary stay in every zoning district without a fee, but only April through October and for two weeks. A replacement RV can remain another two weeks, but the same vehicle cannot leave and return within two months. Temporary stays cannot occur on a street or road. Generators cannot supply power to recreational equipment or major RVs. The permission is for temporary habitat, not residential purposes. A different vehicle or an intervening move does not authorize permanent residence.

Fenton Town adopted RV provisions Town official code link Current adopted-law list

Seasonal use needs a separate local decision

Seasonal use is allowed April through October only in Ag-R-A on at least 1.5 acres. It requires an initial $100 permit and $25 annual renewal, a drawing showing required district setbacks, and Broome County Health Department sanitary compliance. The RV is treated as a temporary accessory structure. Only one seasonal and one temporary major RV are permitted per parcel; no major RV may be on a parcel with an uninhabitable dwelling. No generator may supply power, and the vehicle must be taken out of use at season end. The 2024 amendment is incorporated in the current section. This checker routes seasonal proposals to the town rather than issuing permission.

Fenton Town adopted RV provisions Town official code link Current adopted-law list

Who to contact for your setup

Confirm the exact address and proposal with the local planning or police office. This limited administrative screening is not a permit or complete legal approval. No street, permanent dwelling, seasonal permit or utility approval. Classification, setbacks, health requirements and special rights remain local decisions.

Use the Fenton Town parking checker to organize the starting conditions. The checker cannot approve a parcel, a variance or an unverified exception.

Official sources reviewed November 7, 2026

A review date records when we checked these sources. The notes above explain any use of older code editions or limits on access to the full source; an address-specific local-government determination may still be required. Read our research method.