Compare RV parking rules in Indiana

Use a maintained surface intended for parking; no sidewalk or grass-strip encroachment. Separate zoning clearance remains needed.

Grass and planted areas fail §71.81 surface requirement; paved/gravel placement still needs current zoning review.

Operable RV/camper/boat on an approved surface directly connected to driveway, street or alley; preserve all other restrictions.

Ordinary grass/unapproved yard parking does not qualify. New side/rear pads need approval and table-scope confirmation.

Residential RV/camper/travel trailer≤32 ft long/8 ft wide; one outdoors; connected approved hard surface, registration and operability.

Front-building-line route is limited; apparent defect in 18–32 ft temporary wording remains unresolved. Do not infer approval from paving.

SR and other residential districts have different placement routes; required front-yard setback/front facade must be identified.

Ordinary maximum two outdoor RVs; current plates and ready mobility matter. Additional visitation unit is limited and needs scope confirmation.

Official City guidance describes three-times-maximum-height lot-line storage clearance unless completely enclosed; full UDO route remains unverified.

Lawn/greenspace is not ordinary motor-vehicle parking; loading/unloading/washing and specified exceptions require actual qualifying activity.

Nonresident RV paragraph describes≤10 days/month unless otherwise prohibited. Resident full UDO storage requirements remain unverified.

Do not turn the visiting-RV paragraph into unrestricted resident front-yard storage; ask Planning for current UDO conditions.

One RV/camper/travel trailer≤32 ft long/8 ft wide; full uniform hard surface, applicable registration, condition and easement checks.

No grass parking; public-way clearance and easement agreement requirements still apply. Exact 2 ft boundary remains for City confirmation.

If inside legally required front/side yard, listed equipment faces>24 h restriction; full home-storage route remains unverified.

Required front/side yards use the 24 h ceiling; rear/other placement is not automatically approved.

Complete current private driveway/storage route not established from the public-way section.

Confirm current zoning, surface, screening and site approvals separately.

Outdoor storage must stay out of rights-of-way and setbacks and not obstruct access easements.

Residential outdoor storage limits two RVs and/or watercraft visible from a public right-of-way, private road or adjacent parcel; screened/enclosed cases need their own review.

Private placement requires separate owner/tenant and site review.

Paragraph 4 has a tenant-specific enclosure or six-foot side/rear fence clause; not generalized to all owners.

Current private-storage UDO answer required.

Current private-storage UDO answer required.

Ordinary front-driveway storage not the described route.

Paved side/rear, no front-façade projection or required setback encroachment; posted UDO cap two.

Operable RV driveway route.

Camper/tent trailers have a separate yard entry; ordinary RVs do not.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Front setback wording must be reconciled with the city.

Registered limit two; unregistered RV side/rear outside setbacks or enclosed.

One covered vehicle; five feet all lot lines and ten feet adjoining residence.

Driveway permission does not establish other-yard storage.

Behind principal front building line on improved surface; general yard prohibitions remain.

Rear-yard permission is not established by the behind-building clause alone.

Height/setback rules and structural restrictions apply.

Over six feet: no required front/side setback unless in a qualifying structure.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Front/side driveway only for qualifying temporary activity.

One resident-owned rear item on concrete/bituminous pad with six-foot neighbor screening.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Paved behind/alongside principal building; no front-façade projection.

Retain mobility and stay outside required setbacks; full current conditions need confirmation.

Outdoor route has strict size and behind-building conditions.

R-1/R-2: 20 ft length, 8 ft 6 in height; 5 ft sides, 10 ft rear; screened and paved.

Behind line, enclosed, or screened front strip outside minimum yards.

No minimum yard; owner must occupy storage property.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Over fourteen days needs enclosure or six-foot opaque enclosure behind front line.

Same screening rule; heavier-than-15,000-pound outdoor restriction in listed districts.

A residential driveway is not automatically an approved RV-storage site; confirm zoning, parking layout and required approvals.

Vehicles required to be registered but lacking displayed current registration must be inside a completely enclosed building on residentially zoned or used property.

No lawn or sidewalk parking; driveway placement still requires a zoning answer.

Vacant-lot parking is prohibited; full home-storage standards need confirmation.

Elsewhere on residential premises only while loading/unloading, at most 24 hours.

Residential storage in a carport, enclosed building or rear yard.

Private residential placement requires separate zoning confirmation.

The street code does not establish a yard-storage route.

Use authorized city-permitted driveway access; §72.18 is not complete private RV-storage zoning.

Vehicles cannot park in front, side, rear or court yards other than designated driveways under §72.18(A).

Private driveway and yard storage need a separate zoning determination.

Section 70.02 does not establish a private-yard storage route.

Front-yard RV placement must be on the hard-surfaced driveway or interior access drive.

No part may project into a required side or rear yard. At most two RVs outdoors.

Operable RVs use an approved parking surface directly connected to a driveway, street or alley.

The RV table marks yard parking prohibited; grass and other unapproved parking surfaces are prohibited.

Owner or person-in-charge permission is required on private property, but does not by itself establish zoning or storage permission.

Confirm residential placement and storage requirements separately.

Private residential storage conditions are not established by the street FAQ.

Private residential storage conditions are not established by the street FAQ.

Outdoor ordinary storage in rear yard; carport/enclosed building alternatives.

Outdoor ordinary storage in rear yard; carport/enclosed building alternatives.

Paved outdoor storage behind facade and outside required side/rear setbacks in residential/agricultural districts.

Paved outdoor storage behind facade and outside required side/rear setbacks in residential/agricultural districts.

District count limits; rear storage or 72-hour garage-driveway preparation.

District count limits; rear storage or 72-hour garage-driveway preparation.

Not screened.

Not screened.

Not screened.

Not screened.

Private storage is not evaluated here.

Private storage is not evaluated here.

Front yard: combined 2 maximum, strictly over 20 feet from road ROW.

Front yard: combined 2 maximum, strictly over 20 feet from road ROW.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

No RV street allowance established from the residential-property section.

No numeric RV loading exception established by §71.81.

RV/camper/boat residential street parking prohibited; general 24 h vehicle clock is not an exception.

No general RV residential-street loading exemption verified.

General RV street prohibition remains; 24 h towed clause is not a blanket shorter-stop allowance.

Commercial/loading provisions have specific scopes; RV temporary-front wording contains an apparent defect.

Complete current RV street route not established by the accessory-use review.

Actual loading/unloading anywhere on premises≤48 h; not ordinary two-day storage permission.

Current §8-46 restricts vehicles>20 ft except actual freight loading/unloading. City guidance separately limits motorized RV ROW storage to 10 days/month.

Actual freight loading/unloading is a street-length exception, not a generic recreational visit.

Covered RV/trailer stay must be under 72 continuous hours; return to ROW requires at least 30 days after relocation.

No general numeric loading exemption verified from §72.13; activity does not automatically waive return restrictions.

Listed RVs, campers, boats and trailers prohibited on residential streets.

No universal RV loading-time exemption established by §72.32.

Listed equipment>24 h prohibited; residential-district trailer/truck rule can prohibit ordinary parking sooner.

Actual passenger/merchandise loading exception under §72.11; no blanket waiver of every other restriction verified.

Temporary RV/camper/travel-trailer public-street exception≤24 h; listed boat/other trailer categories do not automatically qualify.

Specific commercial/trailer loading and unavoidable-disabled-trailer exceptions; confirm actual scope.

No street-parking permission established. Stored vehicles cannot encroach on a right-of-way.

The selected storage and recreational-use rules do not establish a street-loading exception.

Ordinary RV street/alley parking is prohibited except under paragraph 4.

No more than 72 hours; street directly in front of owner’s or tenant’s residence; actual loading/unloading and no Marshal-deemed traffic hazard.

Ordinary trailer street/alley storage prohibited.

Owner/occupant loading: one hour/day. Distinct daytime service and three-day moving exceptions.

No ordinary RV/trailer parking; active loading exception.

FAQ six days conflicts with posted UDO three days; confirm controlling adopted duration.

Written Police Chief permit may allow up to five days.

No automatic loading exception to the street permit.

Residential-zone public storage prohibited, even when hitched.

RV same-day trip preparation: two days/seven; non-motorized trailer loading: three hours/24; 75-foot intersection clearance.

On-premises rule is not public-street permission.

Seven days in any fourteen on the premises.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

No distinct RV loading period established.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

No separate RV loading exception identified.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

No distinct RV loading time allowance established.

November–March prohibited; April–October directly in front of and adjacent to owner’s property.

No RV loading exception established; commercial loading language is not a general RV waiver.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

One vehicle on driveway: 48 hours in any consecutive thirty days, for loading/unloading/servicing.

72 hours maximum continuous stay, subject to stronger weight/size/width and intersection rules.

Specific loading exceptions exist; no general RV loading permission.

Official city guidance prohibits RV/camper/trailer street parking.

Confirm a current RV exception; do not infer one from general freight language.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

No separate RV loading allowance established.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

No separate RV loading allowance established.

Trailers: at most two calendar days/week; other covered vehicles: one per owner in front of primary residence.

No general extra loading period; Inspector may set trailer period for building-permitted site.

RV/comparable trailer public-right-of-way parking prohibited.

No loading exception established by §2.309.

Over 21 ft long, 8 ft wide, 9 ft high or 11,000 lb registered gross vehicle weight: at most 60 minutes/day without written Board permission; passenger cars excluded.

Nonmotorized wheeled devices including trailers share the 60-minute/day limit; loading does not automatically waive it.

Move every three days, with plates and operability; residential oversized-vehicle limits remain.

No RV-specific loading exception is established by this guidance.

The residential loading exception does not authorize public-street parking.

Actual residential-premises loading/unloading up to 24 hours.

RV/trailer cap: 72 continuous hours within 100 feet; weight, size and safety rules may prohibit sooner.

Separate loading exceptions apply to specified size/weight rules, not blanket camping or storage.

Residential streets/right-of-way prohibit motorhomes and trailers subject to stated exceptions; citywide over-25-ft or over-26,000-lb restrictions also apply.

Property-owner non-semitrailer exception: at most 24 hours per stay and 72 hours per year, without impairing traffic.

No ordinary RV street parking; narrow loading/unloading exception only.

At most 24 hours, in front of the residence of the people using the unit, for personal-item loading/unloading.

Unattached non-self-propelled RVs and trailers cannot remain on Town streets, rights-of-way or Town property from dusk to dawn. Other street limits require separate confirmation.

The urban residential storage rule does not create a separate loading exception.

RV/camper street parking is prohibited in residential or commercial districts under§90.07.

No RV loading grace period is established by§90.07; a 72-hour enforcement period is not permission.

Ordinary street and alley parking of listed trailers, campers, house cars and boat trailers is prohibited.

Emergency or temporary stopping/parking is limited to one 24-hour period and remains subject to all other road restrictions.

Street and alley RV parking is prohibited except reasonably necessary bona fide pickup or delivery.

Street and alley RV parking is prohibited except reasonably necessary bona fide pickup or delivery.

Source says equipment should not be stored on street; traffic treatment needs confirmation.

Residential lot only: loading/unloading at most 48 hours.

Not determined

Paved front-yard preparation: at most 48 consecutive hours.

Ordinary town-property parking prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered larger RVs: residential ban; business maximum one hour unless prior written police permit.

Necessary-time delivery/pickup exception requires separate traffic-safety review.

More than two days needs prior Chief of Police permit; curb or marked-angle positioning also applies. Alleys prohibit parking.

No general loading exception inferred.

Maximum24 hours over the applicable month under nuisance provision.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not established here.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered RV winter parking prohibited; state routes and limited exceptions separate.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

24-hour limit; town permission separately reviewed.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Sleeping, residence and utilities require separate confirmation.

Beech Grove, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed.

No guest sleeping or utility permission established by the examined parking rules.

Fort Wayne, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed.

Guest sleeping≤15 days per residential lot per calendar year, with every applicable storage condition; utilities separate.

Greenwood, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed. Published temporary-placement wording contains an apparent missing-word defect, and source version markers differ; those limits remain explicit.

Stored-RV occupancy normally prohibited; visitation cross-reference defect remains unresolved, so visitor sleeping requires confirmation.

Noblesville, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and retrieval limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed. The stored-RV occupancy visitation cross-reference is defective; no silent repair is used.

No general sleeping, residence or utility permission established from these parking/storage sources.

Carmel, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed. Current City guidance was read, but full current UDO 5.34 was not available for review; other street code remains controlling.

Nonresident 10 days/month paragraph mentions appropriate utilities but does not establish unrestricted living or every hookup.

Fishers, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed.

Qualifying guest sleeping≤7 days in any 30 consecutive calendar days, subject to the full preceding parking conditions.

Greenfield, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed.

No general sleeping, residence or hookup route established by the reviewed traffic provisions.

Shelbyville, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and retrieval limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed.

The 24 h temporary-parking exception does not establish camping, residence or utility permission.

Crawfordsville, Indiana city limits only. Targeted primary provisions read October 21, 2026; individual source editions, history and source-access limits appear below. No certification of every later uncodified amendment or parcel approval is claimed.

Qualifying recreational occupancy: at most 14 consecutive days, twice per calendar year, one occupied RV per parcel, plus other conditions. Stored RV sleeping is prohibited.

Stored-RV hookup clauses need reconciliation; no 72-hour permission inferred. Recreational occupancy cannot use permanent utilities.

Separate occupied-use conditions and extensions; no street sleeping clearance.

Highway-readiness language requires quick disconnects but does not independently approve utilities.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Town of Avon only, not unincorporated Hendricks County or another Avon. Current town Code Enforcement page links Trailer Parking Guidelines quoting Ordinance 2010-11, Chapter 8 §75. The linked leaflet has no update date. Older December 2021 UDO text is not treated as the current consolidated private-storage code. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

Stored RV living/sleeping prohibited.

Town of Brownsburg only, not the broader Hendricks County mailing area. Traffic §72.10, Ordinance 2017-35 passed January 25, 2018; 2026 S-34 publication through Ordinance 2026-14, August 27, 2026. Town FAQ and posted UDO §3.8(I) disagree on temporary loading duration (six versus three days); no current numerical allowance is certified here. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

Specified trailers/truck campers: no permanent dwelling or more than seven consecutive occupied days.

Butler corporate limits only, not other DeKalb County locations. Code §70.06, displayed 2025 S-42; amendments through Ordinance 1754 of May 2, 2022 in the section history. Residential areas include residential zoning and similarly residentially used sites. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

RV street exception must remain unoccupied.

City of Columbus, Indiana only, not unincorporated Bartholomew County or Columbus in another state. Code §10.30.030, displayed 2026 S-17; history cites Ordinance 34-2016 §2 and Ordinance 07-10 §2 (2007). Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

One additional visitation RV, at most 30 days in any three-month period.

City of Connersville only in this guide, not a blanket answer for unincorporated Fayette County. §153.36 in 2025 S-33; amended by Ordinance 7037, December 16, 2024. RV standards apply where residential use is the sole primary use. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Town of Dyer, Indiana only, not unincorporated Lake County or Dyer in another state. Code §10-132(d)(6), displayed 2025 S-46 through Ordinance 2025-08, July 17, 2025. Section history includes Ordinance 2021-30 §1, November 10, 2021. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

City of Goshen only, not the wider Elkhart County area. Code §72.026, displayed 2026 Code; amended by Ordinance 5253, passed March 23, 2026. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

Temporary occupancy at most ten days in six months.

Grant County-governed zoning only; confirm the county/participating municipality authority and do not assume a Marion mailing address establishes county zoning. Official posted Zoning Ordinance §153.124(B), Ordinance 2-2000 §17.10, passed March 13, 2000. The RV pages carry a 2022 S-10 notation; the complete-through date is not established, and Area Planning warns of uncodified amendments. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

City of Greendale, Indiana only. Code §71.03, displayed 2022 S-4; amendment Ordinance 2012-18, passed December 26, 2012. This section excludes state highways and state-maintained routes. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

Stored property cannot be inhabited.

Town of Highland, Indiana only, not another Highland. §18.15.070 applies specifically to R-1A and R-1 single-family districts; Ordinance 1659 §1 (2017). Publisher index lists legislation through August 24, 2026. Other districts and approved PUDs need separate review. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

County-governed roads in Howard County, Indiana; confirm the road authority rather than applying this guide to Kokomo or another incorporated jurisdiction. §70.08, displayed 2025 S-16; BCC Ordinance 2001-59, December 3, 2001. State-highway exceptions affect certain size/weight clauses, not every restriction. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

City of Lebanon, Indiana only, not Lebanon in another state or unincorporated Boone County. Official adopted-version UDO filename identifies February 27, 2024; reviewed excerpt is Chapter 5, printed page 7. The city’s Parking Guidelines are undated and broader than the older 2021 S-3 traffic-code wording. Later amendments and the full current storage conditions must be confirmed. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Town of Schererville only. Official posted zoning Title XX §2(E), in the town’s zoning documents. The retrieved section has no enactment/complete-through date on its page. General code publication is 2025 S-24, through Ordinance 985K of October 16, 2024; that is not asserted to date every separate zoning PDF. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

Guest-owned RV on same host lot in agricultural/residential district: 72 hours in 30 days.

Unincorporated St. Joseph County locations governed by county zoning; do not apply this guide to South Bend, Mishawaka or an incorporated town without confirming authority. Official compiled Chapter 154 §154.079, amendment Ordinance 19-20 of February 13, 2020. The compilation retains the base ordinance’s June 13, 2005 effective-date footer, not a new review date; complete-through date is not established. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

Tell City corporate limits only, not unincorporated Perry County. Code §73.12, displayed 2026 S-21 edition; Ordinance 1090 of July 6, 2015, amended by Ordinance 1098 of March 7, 2016. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

The cited provision does not establish permission for this use; confirm the separate land-use or traffic rules.

City of Valparaiso only, not unincorporated Porter County. Online UDO §§2.308–2.309. The section page does not establish an actual enactment date; its 1/1/1901 metadata is not treated as a legal effective date. A linked section export is labeled V20170406, so confirm later amendments with Planning. Reviewed November 6, 2026. The source edition is not a certification of all later amendments. Confirm the exact parcel, current zoning, private restrictions and road authority before relying on a parking arrangement.

RV living and sleeping prohibited outside an approved mobile home court, subject to separately established special authorization.

City of Evansville, Indiana only, not unincorporated Vanderburgh County, Darmstadt or Evansville, Wisconsin. Current online EMC §§10.15.080, 10.15.090, 18.130.130 and 18.135.020, read November 6, 2026. The registration provision includes Ordinance G-2025-27 adopted December 16, 2025. Confirm subsequent amendments and special approvals. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Living in an RV is prohibited by city guidance; guest sleeping needs a separate answer.

City of South Bend, Indiana only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. City 311 Neighborhood Parking Guidelines KA-04374, read November 6, 2026. Administrative guidance only; detailed zoning placement, vehicle classifications and temporary sleeping exceptions require a separate city determination. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping on residential lots or other unapproved locations.

City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana only, not Hammond in Louisiana or the Wisconsin village. City-hosted Zoning Ordinance 8514, as amended, section 20.50, linked by the current Zoning Division and read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Legally parked unoccupied RV exemption does not approve living quarters.

City of Kokomo, Indiana only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current 2026 S-51 code, sections 72.09 and 130.33, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Out-of-town guest RV parking has a five-day clause subject to all other ordinances; motor-vehicle 24-hour rule and sleeping permission require separate review.

City of New Albany, Indiana only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current 2025 S-13 Code §§72.15 and 72.18, read November 6, 2026. Five-day guest wording remains subject to the separate motor-vehicle 24-hour rule and other ordinances. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The street exception is for loading personal items, not sleeping or residence.

Town of Plainfield, Hendricks County, Indiana only; not Plainfield Charter Township in Michigan or namesake places. Current 2025 S-6 edition, §70.02(A)(8), Ordinance 21-2021 passed August 23, 2021; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in parked or stored RVs in urban residential districts.

Town of Zionsville, Indiana. Private-property rules below are limited to confirmed urban residential zoning districts; do not apply them to every rural parcel in the Town. Current publisher 2026 S-11, §194.022 (Ord. 2000-16, August 28, 2000) and §73.41, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The unoccupied-parking provision does not authorize sleeping or dwelling.

City of Marion, Indiana only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current 2025 S-9 codification, §90.07, Ordinance 1-2021 amended by 23-2022 October 18, 2022; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The temporary parking exception does not establish sleeping or residence permission.

City of East Chicago, Indiana only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Published 2024 Code marked current, §§72.057 and 72.002, read November 6, 2026; RV section cites Ordinance 3092 (1975). Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The pickup/delivery exception does not establish sleeping or dwelling permission.

City of New Haven, Indiana only, not New Haven in another state or unincorporated Allen County. This guide covers the city Code Enforcement FAQ on streets and alleys; private-property zoning requires separate review.

Living/housekeeping prohibited; guest sleeping and connections not independently authorized.

City of Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana. Private lots in residential districts or abutting residential districts; the loading exception is expressly for residential lots.

May be permitted up to 48 hours in any 30-day period on a paved residential lot for owner/guests.

Temporary occupancy uses the code’s discretionary wording and requires town confirmation. Repair, inoperable vehicles, enclosed storage and other districts are not automatically approved.

Stored RV occupancy prohibited.

No mixed-use/overlay, campground, council exception, utility or complete zoning approval.

No habitation approval.

Alexandria city, Indiana: §72.03 parking of an RV wider, longer or taller than a conventional station wagon or pickup truck in residential and business districts. Ordinary stops and prior written police permits are screened; deliveries and other exceptions need individual review. Administrative screening of the cited provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the proposal with the municipality; other applicable laws, posted restrictions and private covenants remain separate. Reviewed November 7, 2026. The city-linked current 2025 S-1 code is current through Ordinance 2024-009-C of December 2, 2024. No superseding RV street amendment was located in targeted later-law searches. An older traffic PDF uses a different section numbering; current codified §72.03 controls this packet.

Sleeping and habitation not screened.

Lawrenceburg city, Indiana: RV parking duration and position on city streets, plus the city alley-parking prohibition. No private-lot storage, camping or sleeping permission is determined. Administrative screening of the cited provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the proposal with the municipality; other applicable laws, posted restrictions and private covenants remain separate. Reviewed November 7, 2026. Current published 2026 S-21 supplement lists local Ordinance 2025-5 of August 4, 2025 and Resolution 2-2025 of April 7, 2025. Official city site links the code; targeted searches did not identify a superseding RV street amendment.

No camping or sleeping approval from the parking limit.

Only public-parking nuisance threshold; not general traffic, private storage, camping or utility approval.

Not established here.

Vacant lots, rear/side placement and occupancy require separate review.

Not established here.

Commercial/trailer overlap and summer parking require separate assessment; code edition 2023 S-8 disclosed.

No camping approval.

Adverse time-limit screen only; no timer-reset or short-stay permission.