RV parking rules in Hudson Town

Hudson Town RV parking at a glance

One unoccupied unit in the owner’s rear yard or building

Section 95-2B permits one unoccupied travel-trailer unit in an accessory private garage or building or the owner’s rear yard, with no business practiced inside. Authorized dealers and vehicle-service premises have separate exceptions. This is not a front-yard or street-storage approval. Official source.

The outside-park occupancy exception is at most 30 days

Section 95-2A generally prohibits occupying, or parking for occupancy, a covered unit outside a licensed travel-trailer park. Its limited exception is one trailer for no more than 30 days on premises with a permanent dwelling. The Town Board may extend occupancy for workers on public construction projects serving the Town; a claim of employment does not itself grant an extension. Official source.

Permanent or indefinite occupancy is prohibited

Section 95-3 prohibits a permanent abode, dwelling or business and indefinite occupancy. Continuous occupancy beyond three months in any twelve-month period is presumed permanent. Three calendar months are not silently converted to 90 days, and the 30-day outside-park limit remains independent. Official source.

Wheels and stabilization remain separate restrictions

Section 95-3B prohibits removing wheels except temporarily for repair and prohibits attaching a trailer to the ground for stabilization. A temporary stay does not authorize these alterations. Licensed parks have their own spacing, facilities and licensing requirements that this checker does not approve. Official source.

Who to contact for your setup

Confirm boundaries, actual authorization, parcel rules and any legal exception with the local government. This checker does not issue permission.

Use the Hudson 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

• Town travel-trailer law

  Full Chapter 95, including definitions, exceptions, park provisions and penalties.

• Town code index

  Code-through April 8, 2026.

• Town new laws

  Two listed attachments reviewed.

• Operator-license fee update

  Fee update, not RV law.

• Future land-use-map item

  Attachment recommends a map amendment; no Chapter 95 amendment.

• Town identity

  Separate Town history and government.

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.