Village of Lakemore, Ohio · reviewed

RV parking rules in Lakemore

Lakemore allows up to two RVs or campers per residence on a residential lot, with vehicle-condition and driveway-placement requirements. Public property and residential storage are not interchangeable.

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Ordinary unoccupied operable licensed personal RV/camper outdoor storage at a residence in a Lakemore residential zoning district, using an available lawful private driveway. No commercial use, dwelling, special permit or enclosed storage.

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Lakemore RV parking at a glance

Location and use matter. Confirm the property's jurisdiction and every applicable condition.
Location or useWhat to check
StorageUp to two RVs/campers per residence; working, repaired and currently plated; available driveway as far from street right-of-way as possible.
Public parking or loadingVillage-owned parking requires a specific-period permit or council-approved special event; public storage is not authorized.
OccupancyNo dwelling approval from the storage rule; sleeping/living is not screened.
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Residential storage has four express conditions

Section 603.10 permits parking or storage of RVs and campers on a residential-district lot, with no more than two such vehicles per residence. Outside a fully enclosed building, the vehicle must be in good repair, working and currently plated. When driveway space is available, use it and place the vehicle as far from the street right-of-way as possible. Storage on public rights-of-way, private streets and other public property is prohibited. This screen covers the available-driveway route; it does not resolve a yard-storage proposal where no driveway space exists.

Lakemore adopted RV provisions Village camper/RV property ordinance Village zoning source index

Village-owned property needs a separate authorization

Ordinance 1439-2010, adopted July 6, 2010, prohibits camper/RV parking on village-owned property except where the owner obtains a village permit for a specified period or a council-approved special event requires such parking for a specified period. A residential storage allowance is not a public-lot permit. This checker does not issue or evaluate those discretionary permissions.

Lakemore adopted RV provisions Village camper/RV property ordinance Village zoning source index

Parking is not permission to live in the vehicle

The residential provision concerns parking and storage, not a dwelling approval. Section 603.4 separately restricts house trailers used as dwellings to designated parks established before the ordinance. The narrow checker leaves sleeping, living, hookups, commercial uses and nonresidential parcels unresolved rather than treating a stored RV as an authorized home.

Lakemore adopted RV provisions Village camper/RV property ordinance Village zoning source index

Confirm the parcel before placing the RV

Confirm the village boundary, residential zoning, lawful driveway and property boundaries. Keep required access and all other applicable parcel restrictions satisfied. The village zoning page currently supplies these source documents and directs zoning applications through the Planning Commission. This is a review of those published provisions, not a claim that every later council action has been exhaustively consolidated.

Lakemore adopted RV provisions Village camper/RV property ordinance Village zoning source index

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. The guide uses the currently supplied village zoning documents. No claim of an exhaustive later-legislation audit; confirm parcel requirements and any intervening changes with the village.

Use the Lakemore 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.