Compare RV parking rules in New Jersey

Ordinary route is side/rear of the owner’s residence, not a front driveway. Four feet from an abutting residential lot boundary.

One vehicle including supporting trailer; specified screening, current registration and condition. Screen width unit + 5 ft, capped 16 ft; length capped 40 ft.

Front-driveway/front-yard storage excluded for the listed recreational equipment; pavement alone does not waive location.

Side/rear route has 5 ft side-yard and 10 ft rear-yard wording; exact Township measurement reference and other parcel rules required.

Temporary RV route: at most 7 continuous days and 14 days/30 days; permit and other overlaps still need review.

Ordinary permitted rear route: at least 3 ft side/rear separation, at most 35 ft length/12 ft 2 in height, screen and current annual permit; side variance separate.

Lawful driveway allowed as the examined private location; front yard outside a driveway excluded.

Side/rear route; safe operability, required registration, secure covers, sight triangle and other parcel rules.

Private driveway storage not established by this street-focused source review.

Current full yard/surface/occupancy requirements require Zoning confirmation.

No complete private-driveway storage route established by these traffic provisions.

Residential parcel, accommodation and utility requirements need separate current source/Township confirmation.

Single-family property; A/B required-front-yard rules differ. A has an R-90 route at least 25 ft from the front property line; listed coastal exceptions need exact review.

A travel/camper/small-boat 28 x 10 ft differs from B: RV/motorhome over 28 ft only within required building setback lines. Specific open single-axle noncommercial trailer 20 x 10 ft.

Front yard and side yard adjoining a street excluded from the examined outdoor route.

Resident-owned/leased side/rear equipment at most 20 x 8 x 8 ft, accessory-building setbacks, screening and preserved required spaces/access.

Front location is not cleared by a paved drive; use qualifying side/rear placement behind the farther of front wall or required setback.

Hard surface if not garaged; at least 3 ft side/10 ft rear. Corner lots must meet both primary and secondary front restrictions.

Outdoor single-family storage only outside required front yards; paving is not a location exception.

Unoccupied, maximum 25 × 8 feet; 10-foot side/rear setbacks; one travel trailer/camper plus one small boat; no public nuisance.

Ordinary private-property RV storage conditions not established by these traffic provisions.

Private-yard placement, setbacks and any storage approval need a parcel-specific zoning answer.

RV-trailer storage must meet parcel lot coverage and front/rear/side setbacks; no universal driveway clearance.

Outside the 36-hour exemption: registration, operability, visibility, owner/occupant relationship and vacant-lot/permanent-structure conditions.

Outdoor RV must be behind the actual principal residential facade, even where the house is beyond the required front setback.

One property-owner-owned, unoccupied house trailer or RV; principal-structure side/rear setbacks. Commercial/nonpassenger overlap needs resolution.

Ordinary private-driveway storage permission and setbacks are not established by the street/sleeping article.

Get separate parcel zoning and storage requirements; the temporary-dwelling route requires private noncommercial property.

A driveway label does not establish a permitted yard. Covered nonexempt repair/storage outside licensed locations requires a Council permit.

Accessory RV storage in side/rear yards, not common open space; required-front-yard passenger-auto driveway wording is not an RV exemption.

Stored and unoccupied trailer/camp vehicles are exempt from the three-week time limit; driveway zoning permission is not established.

No yard placement, setback or screening permission established by Chapter 473’s time exception.

Outdoor front driveways do not fit the side/rear-yard placement rule.

One covered trailer; rear: five feet from all lot lines; side: 10 feet from side line and emergency exits clear.

This street section does not establish general driveway RV permission.

No complete general yard placement or setback rule established here.

Only a driveway position within the legal rear yard fits the specific outdoor RV clause.

One unoccupied RV in a residential rear yard; inconsistent accessory setbacks remain unresolved.

Front-driveway exception in §108-1A conflicts with residential side/rear-only §91-122C.

Residential one-RV-or-boat-per-family rule conflicts with broader Chapter 108 count wording; Township interpretation needed.

Approved residential driveway/parking area only; maximum 25-foot width; widening requires Board approval.

Front-yard parking prohibited; five feet from all property lines unless Zoning Officer determines the approved-area exception.

Must satisfy rear-of-home placement; a front or side driveway is not an exception.

Unoccupied rear storage at least five feet from side/rear lines in eligible residential districts.

One recreational vehicle at any time, in the designated residential driveway.

No general yard alternative: designated driveway required.

Residential storage requirements not established by the street section.

Yard placement and setbacks unresolved.

Single-family unoccupied outdoor storage outside the required front yard; not unconditional driveway permission.

Listed trailer/camper categories: 35 by eight feet, two total and 12 consecutive months. RVs/motor homes over 35 feet: inside building setback lines.

Annual $5 resident storage permit conditioned on Chapter 230; no habitation.

Specified residential route outside designated front yards; outdoor-storage requirements need resolution.

Unoccupied private storage remains unestablished; obtain zoning determination.

No general private-yard storage permission inferred.

Covered trailer-coach parking/keeping outside a licensed court is restricted; specific exceptions only.

No ordinary yard-storage exception established in Chapter 360.

Owner-site motor-home/travel-trailer storage upon Clerk application; no living/sleeping.

Separate mobile-home route requires resident-family ownership and 25 feet behind/away from dwelling.

Conditional single-family outdoor storage; total combination length controls.

No front yard; screening; ten feet side/rear up to 24 feet long, 100 feet when longer.

Private paved-driveway storage not established by these sources.

No vehicle parking on residential lawns.

Single-family private storage not established by this public-road/multifamily guide.

Multifamily storage: garage or Board-approved extra area beyond required dwelling spaces.

Private storage needs separate zoning/trailer-rule determination.

Not established by the public-road article.

No front-yard RV parking despite generic motor-vehicle driveway provision.

One listed vehicle; occupant-owned, screened garage/carport or qualifying side/rear location with accessory setbacks.

Home-storage permission is not established by the street rule.

Confirm zoning, setbacks and the approved parking footprint.

Trailer/mobile-home repair, storage or sale route remains subject to zoning.

No zoning exception; exact setbacks and footprint require confirmation.

Over 8,000 pounds GVW: owner must own, rent or permanently occupy the residential lot; maximum two qualifying vehicles.

Qualifying vehicles over 8,000 pounds require 35 feet from every front, rear and side property line.

Single-family outdoor storage: property-owner-owned RV; at most one RV and one small boat.

No front-yard storage; 35-foot/eight-foot size limits and district rear/side building setbacks.

Single-family outdoor route; keep two additional car spaces, good repair and applicable NJ registration.

Side/rear unless Zoning Officer approves alternate infeasible-yard placement; RV closed, maximum 45 feet by eight feet.

No driveway-storage permission established by the occupancy rule.

Confirm legal storage footprint and zoning separately.

Improved driveway allowance is for other operating vehicles, not a blanket trailer/heavy-storage exception.

Residential front-yard trailer/boat/equipment parking and vehicle storage over 10,000 pounds prohibited; legal yard boundaries matter.

Single-family unoccupied storage subject to owner-land route and separate curb/designated-driveway motor-vehicle rules.

Three feet side/rear and ten feet street setback; BB separately restricts motor-vehicle yards, including rear-yard parking.

December 2025 §55-182 single-family storage route must be reconciled with Chapter 71A.

New ten-foot street/five-foot trailer-camper rear and two-unit count differ from older three-foot side/rear and one-trailer rules.

Ordinary residential storage route requires district/site confirmation; planned adult communities have separate prohibitions.

One RV, maximum 26 feet; accessory-building side/rear setbacks, two-week front-yard and one-year continuous storage caps.

A front driveway is not an outdoor-storage exception.

One ungaraged unit, behind the house front plane, in side/rear yard.

Occupant-owned/operated RVs may use a driveway for outdoor overnight parking in residential districts.

Off driveway: no closer to property lines than building setback lines.

Ordinary house-trailer home parking is not an exception.

Licensed trailer park generally required for house trailers.

Resident loading/unloading: one RV, up to 72 hours.

Storage: side yard only, screened, registered, ≤26 feet, one occupant-owned unit; no boat already stored by lot owner.

RV/camping trailer over 18 feet barred in residential yard/driveway; smaller is not automatic permission.

Utility/recreational trailers barred in front and street-abutting side/rear yards.

Front-yard driveway storage prohibited; other storage needs interpretation.

No front-yard storage; incorporated side-yard-based setback plus residential parking-line rule.

Established driveway or prepared surface generally required; carried-vehicle exception needs interpretation.

One screened unit, not front/street-facing corner side yard; district parking setbacks.

Private RV driveway parking not established by traffic provisions.

Private RV yard storage needs zoning determination.

Private driveway RV storage not established.

Private yard RV storage needs zoning determination.

No ordinary home-driveway allowance established.

No ordinary home-yard storage allowance established.

Behind both actual building lines; zone-specific accessory side/rear setbacks.

Behind both actual building lines; zone-specific accessory side/rear setbacks.

Side yard only for named trailer/camper/boat; no side setback encroachment or front building-line crossing.

Side yard only for named trailer/camper/boat; no side setback encroachment or front building-line crossing.

Side/rear; front only R-5 with building-obstructed side/rear access.

Side/rear; front only R-5 with building-obstructed side/rear access.

Front yard only on paved driveway; eight-foot side/rear and 12-foot front property-line clearance.

Front yard only on paved driveway; eight-foot side/rear and 12-foot front property-line clearance.

Private storage and yard rules need separate zoning confirmation.

Private storage and yard rules need separate zoning confirmation.

Private storage, setbacks and driveway rules not determined here.

Private storage, setbacks and driveway rules not determined here.

Garaged or side/rear yard; outdoors at least 15 feet from every property line and screened.

Garaged or side/rear yard; outdoors at least 15 feet from every property line and screened.

One qualifying travel trailer; zone setbacks still apply.

Residential outdoor storage: side/rear; registered residential motor vehicles on pavement/driveway excluded from that storage category.

Driveway is a named permitted position for qualifying outdoor RVs.

Side/rear yards also allowed; off-driveway RVs at least 3 feet from side/rear property lines.

A driveway does not override the no-front-yard rule.

Under 32 feet outside; side/rear, smaller of 7%/400 sq ft, accessory setbacks, screening and required parking.

Front driveway only after Zoning Officer finds no suitable side/rear storage location.

Accessory setbacks; ordinarily side/rear behind front setback; at least 10 feet from street line/curbline.

Unoccupied repair/storage/sale exclusion is not parcel zoning permission.

Setbacks and permitted private storage location need separate zoning confirmation.

Personal RV category permitted in residential zones; actual parking footprint needs confirmation.

No universal RV setback or yard allowance established by §550-56L(1).

A front-yard driveway has no express storage exemption.

Outdoor RV/trailer/boat storage prohibited in residential front yards; other locations not resolved.

Private driveway storage not decided by the cited traffic rule.

Private-yard conditions need zoning confirmation.

Outdoor unit needs owner-home conditions and unit-specific plot-plan permit.

No front yard; rear where possible; five feet from every line; Board determination for rear-yard impossibility.

A front driveway is not an outdoor-storage exemption.

Listed camping trailers: side/rear only; principal-building side-yard setback.

An approved driveway is excluded from the front-lawn prohibition, but needs separate RV zoning confirmation.

Motor vehicles may not be parked, stored or maintained on residential front lawn grass or dirt.

At the equipment owner’s principal-residence lot only, using the required position or actual loading exception.

Carport, enclosed building or behind the building portion nearest the street; unlicensed vehicles require full enclosure.

RV storage uses hard-surfaced, all-weather dustless material; gravel is prohibited.

Side yard behind front building line or rear yard; over-six-foot RV/trailer requires ten feet from every lot line.

Private-driveway RV storage requires separate parcel and zoning confirmation.

The traffic ordinance does not establish a yard-storage allowance.

Use carport/building or a position behind the building portion nearest a street.

Residential loading/unloading may use another position for up to 24 hours.

Only an appropriately screened side/rear parking area at least 10 feet from property lines.

No lawns or undesignated parking; comply with approved development plans.

Outdoor storage must be in qualifying side/rear yard, not front or street-side corner yard.

22 feet maximum outdoors; residential accessory-building setbacks and six-foot screening.

Outdoor storage ordinarily behind the rear building line, not required front/side yards.

One owner-resident unit; 12 ft height, 30 ft body length, 8 ft body width, 12000 lb gross; screening and setbacks.

No general driveway storage permission established; confirm vehicle class and lawful improved parking position.

Section 620-11D prohibits listed motor-vehicle yard, lawn and vacant-lot placements.

Private driveway rules need a separate township zoning determination.

No yard or private-lot storage permission established by street guidance.

Property-owner RV category allowed subject to independently confirmed surface and location compliance.

No blanket yard allowance; a properly improved/developed surface and compliant position are required.

Front and side driveway placement is not this rear-storage route.

Owner’s principal-home lot, behind rear building line; all accessory setbacks plus 15-foot/3-foot minimum separations.

No general driveway RV permission established by these provisions.

Storage prohibited on defined open lots unless a stated exception applies.

Driveway exception is for loading/unloading, no more than 48 hours in any one week.

One resident-owned RV may use a compliant enclosed building or rear yard meeting accessory-building setbacks, never less than five feet from side or rear lot lines.

Where §25-12.4 applies, front and side-front-yard parking of campers, motor homes and listed trailers is prohibited.

A side/rear location is not automatically approved; confirm zoning, applicable setbacks and whether §25-12.5 exempts the existing building/use.

A normal residential driveway is not an identified exception to the licensed-trailer-park requirement.

The definition includes vehicles designed for sleeping or dwelling, whether self-propelled or towed.

No more than one RV on a driveway in a residential zone.

Residential RV storage exception is for the driveway, not a general yard allowance.

Front-yard driveway exception only for vehicles no longer than 25 feet, subject to extended-storage conditions.

Over 72 hours requires zoning permit, resident/invitee ownership and length-dependent screening/setbacks.

Camper parking on private property is recognized by §238-22, subject to other site rules.

Confirm zoning, lawful parking surface, access and the actual parcel before using a yard.

Interior lots use a garage or the half of the rear yard closest to the dwelling; corner lots have specified additional positions.

Only the stated R-A/R-B placement route is evaluated; front-wall and lowest-roof height limits apply.

No ordinary driveway-use allowance is established; unoccupied storage interpretation needs township review.

Chapter 204 generally places trailers located for use in licensed parks and campgrounds.

In R-1A, R-1, R-2 and R-3, outdoor storage above 5,500 pounds is prohibited; storage or overnight parking above 7,500 pounds is also prohibited.

Permitted vehicles must use designated storage/loading areas without blocking stalls, drive aisles, access or walkways.

The RV outdoor-storage route is rear-yard placement, not a general front-driveway allowance.

One qualifying self-propelled RV, or the separate one-trailer route, on the owner/operator’s residential premises; 18-foot length and ten-foot height maxima.

Paved front-yard storage is mentioned separately; confirm its full applicable requirements.

Rear storage needs a permit, defined trailer dimensions, setbacks, screening and parcel conditions.

No ordinary open driveway exception; qualifying storage must be behind the dwelling.

At most one trailer and one boat owned by the resident owner, in the half of the rear yard nearest the house, within its outside-wall width and below its lowest-roof high point.

Ordinary driveway storage is not the listed storage route; emergency or temporary stopping is limited to two hours.

Owner storage in a garage or the dwelling-side half of the rear yard; special larger-side-yard route on corner lots, with wall and roof limits.

Zoning describes notified 24-hour loading/repair/emergency stays, twice per 30 days; Chapter 530 overlap needs Borough resolution.

Zoning describes rear-yard storage with five-foot side and ten-foot rear separation and screening; do not rely on it without resolving Chapter 530.

Outdoor driveway parking is not the ordinary repair/storage exception.

Covered trailers/camp cars undergoing repairs or storage must be inside a building.

Residential RVs ordinarily require an enclosed garage; five total outdoor days per calendar year is a limited exception.

Outdoor placement, screening and applicable side-yard setbacks still need confirmation.

Single-family parking must use an approved garage or driveway, with applicable approved plans.

Parking in front, side or rear yards outside an approved driveway is prohibited under §101-11.

Residential storage requires a separate Borough zoning determination.

This street article does not approve private-yard placement.

Single-family outdoor storage must clear street lines by ten feet and side/rear lines by three feet.

Travel-trailer/camper/boat clauses limit dimensions, required-yard count and consecutive storage duration; motorhome scope needs confirmation.

The restricted front area is the lesser of 35 feet or the distance to the front of the building, measured from the curb/pavement edge.

Being outside the prohibited front area is not complete side/rear storage approval.

Outdoor residential parking requires resident ownership or lease and all §540-132 conditions.

Non-street side/rear yard, accessory-building setbacks, required spaces kept free and effective screening.

A trailer cannot be parked or stored in a front yard of any lot.

Outdoor trailer storage requires length under 21 feet, a side/rear yard, accessory-building setbacks and specified evergreen screening; at most two RVs/trailers on an occupied single-family parcel.

Loading/unloading and emergency driveway parking has a 24-hour clause; the repair/temporary paragraph separately says 72 hours.

Garage or side-yard placement is regulated; 15-foot side-yard width triggers specific building-line limits, while narrower yards need Building Inspector approval.

Interior/corner-lot locations, front-wall and lowest-roof limits apply in the specified districts.

Interior/corner-lot locations, front-wall and lowest-roof limits apply in the specified districts.

Two outdoor RVs/trailers at an occupied single-family home; trailer length below 21 ft, self-propelled RV length at most 40 ft; class-specific placement applies.

Two outdoor RVs/trailers at an occupied single-family home; trailer length below 21 ft, self-propelled RV length at most 40 ft; class-specific placement applies.

One non-self-propelled trailer, no boat in this route, at most 25 ft; owner’s dwelling, near half of rear yard, within wall and lowest-roof envelope.

One non-self-propelled trailer, no boat in this route, at most 25 ft; owner’s dwelling, near half of rear yard, within wall and lowest-roof envelope.

Narrow route: at most two occupant-owned recreation items fully garaged on the same lot as the permitted principal building.

Narrow route: at most two occupant-owned recreation items fully garaged on the same lot as the permitted principal building.

Section 135-7.2 requires recreational vehicles, boats and trailers, whether registered or unregistered and operational or not, on a paved surface or in a garage behind the building line established by the residence portion nearest the street. A special rule addresses the street line abutting the rear of a reverse-frontage lot. The checker excludes that geometry and does not approve front-yard RV parking.

The same section addresses driveway location, width, length, materials and drainage. The driveway edge normally must be at least 18 inches from side and rear lot lines, and the expansion farthest from the house must be at least three feet from the sidewalk. Minimum driveway length is 18 feet measured from the street line or sidewalk, whichever is farther from the curb. Curb-cut and width limits vary with the garage and expansion; corner driveways involve a 30-foot intersection rule. This checker covers only existing approved pavement, not a new or expanded driveway.

Ordinary outdoor storage is prohibited; resident driveway loading/unloading only up to 24 hours.

Ordinary outdoor storage is prohibited; resident driveway loading/unloading only up to 24 hours.

Not determined.

Not determined.

One qualifying unit; rear yard, prepared surface and 15-foot clearance.

One qualifying unit; rear yard, prepared surface and 15-foot clearance.

Winter: behind front building line; at least half each required side/rear yard; one boat plus one other RV outdoors.

Winter: behind front building line; at least half each required side/rear yard; one boat plus one other RV outdoors.

Private-property storage not determined.

Not determined.

In a residential zone, park behind the front building line of the principal structure.

In a residential zone, park behind the front building line of the principal structure.

Single-family outdoor storage outside the required front yard, with vehicle-specific limits.

Single-family outdoor storage outside the required front yard, with vehicle-specific limits.

Advance written permit; ordinary rear-yard route has size, screening, setback and one-unit limits.

Advance written permit; ordinary rear-yard route has size, screening, setback and one-unit limits.

One combined RV/boat option outdoors, rear yard only, with permit and zone-specific accessory-building yard requirements.

One combined RV/boat option outdoors, rear yard only, with permit and zone-specific accessory-building yard requirements.

Rear interior lot; at least four feet from buildings, structures and property lines; issued trailer permit.

Rear interior lot; at least four feet from buildings, structures and property lines; issued trailer permit.

Private-property storage is outside this public-parking packet.

Private zoning and occupancy are not decided.

See the narrowly scoped guide and any temporary-use conditions.

Ordinary outdoor storage belongs on the actual RV owner’s principal-residence lot. Residential front yards are prohibited. Use the half of the rear yard nearest the dwelling, between its extended outside walls, below the highest point of its lowest roof. Alternative rear or side placement requires the official’s authorization when that arrangement is infeasible.

One outdoor registered unit alongside the residence; district setbacks and front line apply.

One outdoor registered unit alongside the residence; district setbacks and front line apply.

Beyond ten days in six months: owner registration and screened placement behind front setback.

Beyond ten days in six months: owner registration and screened placement behind front setback.

Unoccupied storage behind a home; five-foot rear and side clearance.

Unoccupied storage behind a home; five-foot rear and side clearance.

Occupant-owned RV; three-foot clearance; front driveway maximum 26 feet.

Occupant-owned RV; three-foot clearance; front driveway maximum 26 feet.

One RV, maximum 45 feet, qualifying side/rear placement and accessory setbacks.

One RV, maximum 45 feet, qualifying side/rear placement and accessory setbacks.

Side/rear storage; smaller of 400 square feet or 5% lot area.

Side/rear storage; smaller of 400 square feet or 5% lot area.

Loading exception at most 24 hours is distinct from ordinary storage; no automatic driveway approval.

Ordinary outdoor residential storage behind front building line and accessory setbacks, maximum 38 feet/20,000 pounds/two units.

One RV or boat, at most 28 feet; use an available garage and satisfy setbacks, driveway and registration rules.

One RV or boat, at most 28 feet; use an available garage and satisfy setbacks, driveway and registration rules.

One unoccupied qualifying unit in a side or rear yard.

One unoccupied qualifying unit in a side or rear yard.

Rear yard only for ordinary residential RV parking; screened, impervious and within coverage/buffer limits.

Rear yard only for ordinary residential RV parking; screened, impervious and within coverage/buffer limits.

One outdoor RV per family, in a qualifying driveway or side/rear yard; retain ready mobility.

One outdoor RV per family, in a qualifying driveway or side/rear yard; retain ready mobility.

Not determined.

Not determined.

Two camping RVs plus two other recreational vehicles.

Two camping RVs plus two other recreational vehicles.

Nonoccupied repair/storage chapter exemption only.

Nonoccupied repair/storage chapter exemption only.

Alternate side-yard or required-space route requires municipal reconciliation.

Ordinary rear-yard route: four feet from side/rear lines, one RV, registration and sanitary condition.

No empty-RV storage permission decided; covered living/business trailer placement requires licensed-camp review.

Zoning and permanent-installation requirements remain separate.

Paved driveway or side/rear yard; registered and road-capable.

Paved driveway or side/rear yard; registered and road-capable.

No ordinary front-of-dwelling storage; R-1/R-2 outdoor placement is restricted.

One resident-owned-and-used unit ≤36 ft and ≤102 in; unoccupied, enclosed or qualifying rear placement.

Occupied visitor parking requires an issued qualifying permit; empty storage not decided.

No yard or floodplain placement approval.

Front-yard driveways prohibited under selected ordinary storage rule.

Resident-owned RV in side/rear yard; other requirements remain.

Unoccupied, outside front yard, at most 24 feet including hitch and one RV per dwelling unit.

Unoccupied, outside front yard, at most 24 feet including hitch and one RV per dwelling unit.

Ordinary storage restriction only; temporary driveway routes referred.

Front yard, lawn, landscaping and unapproved parking areas prohibited in ordinary route.

Unoccupied resident RV, side/rear, impervious surface and landscaping.

Unoccupied resident RV, side/rear, impervious surface and landscaping.

Repair/storage exception only, subject to remaining property rules.

No yard-placement permission inferred.

Ordinary outdoor storage behind building line on paved/stoned driveway or approved extension.

Not evaluated.

R-1 rear yard; five-foot side/rear clearance.

R-1 rear yard; five-foot side/rear clearance.

Approved front-yard driveway with practical ROW clearance.

Side/rear screening and total 20%-of-footprint storage cap.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

One unoccupied owner unit plus one qualifying guest unit; actual side/rear setbacks apply.

Front/side location does not satisfy the screened districts’ rear-yard requirement.

One RV in rear yard at least 10 feet from every property line.

A front driveway is not the ordinary side/rear residential exception.

Ordinary side/rear residential storage exception uses 38 feet, not the old 16-foot text.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Ordinary home-site exception: one trailer ≤30 ft; 65 ft from road center, 30 ft from property lines.

Requires confirmation of the exact §218-4 outdoor location; no general driveway permission.

One combined stored unit; applicable side-yard requirements remain.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Current registration; no sidewalk/street intrusion or emergency-access obstruction.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

Repair, storage or sale only under Chapter 212; no occupancy and no comprehensive zoning approval.

40 feet maximum; 10 feet from municipal right-of-way.

40 feet maximum; 10 feet from municipal right-of-way.

Only a qualifying building-relative/sheltered location or the 48-hour specified-activity exception; no general driveway permission.

Non-oversized equipment behind the nearest building portion to the street, subject to other rules.

Loading/unloading only: ≤7 days under the screened RV rule; lawful off-street approval required.

Side/rear storage only, durable maintenance-free surface and applicable accessory-building setbacks.

One registered camping RV; no front yard or vacant residential land.

One registered camping RV; no front yard or vacant residential land.

No front-yard residential parking.

Side/rear outdoor storage with count, size and condition limits.

Not determined by the occupancy provision.

Not determined by the occupancy provision.

R-1 resident travel trailers/campers: off-street side or rear yard.

R-1 resident travel trailers/campers: off-street side or rear yard.

Loading or qualifying guest routes only.

Size-specific placement and screening approval apply.

Private-premises storage requires licensing.

Private-premises storage requires licensing.

One unoccupied trailer in the rear yard; no living quarters/business.

One unoccupied trailer in the rear yard; no living quarters/business.

Not established here.

Not established here.

Resident-owned/leased, licensed and roadable; side/rear placement and coverage limits.

Resident-owned/leased, licensed and roadable; side/rear placement and coverage limits.

Separate conditional Lakes Residential rules.

Separate conditional Lakes Residential rules.

At least 32 feet: enclosed garage required.

At least 32 feet: enclosed garage required.

Personal equipment behind front building line on hard surface.

Personal equipment behind front building line on hard surface.

Maximum two; side or rear yard; other conditions apply.

Maximum two; side or rear yard; other conditions apply.

Private-property requirements need separate review.

Private-property requirements need separate review.

Rear area between extended side building lines; side setbacks clear.

Rear area between extended side building lines; side setbacks clear.

Resident owned/leased and entirely on private property; AR scope only.

Resident owned/leased and entirely on private property; AR scope only.

Zone setbacks and road registration required.

Zone setbacks and road registration required.

One resident-owned unit, 35 feet maximum, setbacks and perpendicular position.

One resident-owned unit, 35 feet maximum, setbacks and perpendicular position.

32 feet or more overall requires enclosed garage.

32 feet or more overall requires enclosed garage.

Private storage requires separate review.

Private storage requires separate review.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Separate provisions; not evaluated.

Separate provisions; not evaluated.

One RV; maximum 40 ft long and 8.5 ft wide.

One RV; maximum 40 ft long and 8.5 ft wide.

Outdoor placement beyond72 hours prohibited; enclosed, unoccupied conditions apply thereafter.

Outdoor placement beyond72 hours prohibited; enclosed, unoccupied conditions apply thereafter.

Separate unoccupied storage requirements.

Separate unoccupied storage requirements.

Private-property storage not determined.

Private-property storage not determined.

Private storage provisions exist but are not evaluated.

Private storage provisions exist but are not evaluated.

Separate residential storage conditions not evaluated.

Separate residential storage conditions not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Driveway on a developed property; lot-line clearance and aggregate-length schedule apply.

Driveway on a developed property; lot-line clearance and aggregate-length schedule apply.

High hazard/floodway placement barred.

High hazard/floodway placement barred.

No complete curb allowance established by this property-storage chapter.

Construction field-office/storage trailers have a separate same-site, 25 ft residential-boundary route; not a general trip-loading exception.

No RV curb allowance verified from this residential outdoor-storage section.

No general active-loading exemption to the front restriction established by this review.

10 p.m.–7 a.m. restrictions on listed trailers and over-4-ton/over-25-ft motor vehicles; Police permit and disability exceptions have exact scopes.

Police street-loading permit: up to 7 consecutive/14 days in 30 under issued terms; not automatic from a private zoning permit.

Ordinary road/ROW prohibition coexists with emergency OR temporary stop at most 72 hours, subject to other street prohibitions.

The temporary/emergency stop is not an unqualified loading or between-trips storage allowance; actual activity and local street rules remain.

Listed RV/camper/boat/trailer equipment: no residential-street parking 10 p.m.–7 a.m.; specified Samuel C. Carpenter segment at any time.

No general loading waiver to those exclusions established. Sale display and nonemergency cleaning/greasing/repairs are separately prohibited on streets/municipal lots.

Express RV restriction 9 p.m.–6 a.m.; any-time unhitched-trailer municipal-street bar and named boat road restrictions. Daytime overlap with § 7-18.2A remains unresolved.

Actual pickup/delivery has limited wording. More-than-30-minute inactivity presumption is not a free stay; other clauses and approved-site-plan scope remain.

No curb allowance established by the private storage section.

No generic short loading waiver established by this ordinary storage review; asterisks identify variance-related provisions, not issued relief.

No street stay established by the outdoor residential storage provision.

No general loading/maintenance waiver established. Unhitched storage trailers have a separate temporary-container exception with exact terms.

No public-curb allowance established from this residential-lot section.

No general loading or repair exception established; adjacent vehicle-storage clocks are not a universal RV stay.

No general RV street-parking duration established by these storage and occupancy provisions.

No general loading grace period established; do not apply storage permission to an unrelated loading stop.

Broad public-location RV restriction; residential streets allow up to 48 hours before a trip and 48 hours returning.

Residential active-loading wording exists beside the broader RV paragraph; non-trip RV loading needs Police interpretation.

Listed classes restricted 9 p.m.–6 a.m.; § 288-8E has a chapter-level exemption for qualifying stays no longer than 36 hours.

The 36-hour Chapter 288 exemption is not limited to loading. Chapter 445 has a separate active-loading exception to its goods-storage restriction.

No general RV street-parking duration established by the residential storage provisions.

No general loading grace period established; the limited personal-vehicle repair exception is separate.

Listed trailers/campers/pole trailers/RVs: no more than four hours and no overnight parking; advance written temporary request, no extension over 72 hours.

No separate loading grace period; street duration and overnight restrictions still require attention.

Listed classes: 10 p.m.–7 a.m. restriction except emergency repairs; listed trailers attached. Any vehicle over 8,000 pounds registered gross: 9 p.m.–6 a.m. restriction.

No blanket loading exception established. Covered nonexempt parking beyond two hours is restricted except repair/storage.

Published 9 p.m.–6 a.m. listed-class/six-wheel restriction with state-highway and specific emergency exclusions; later 2026 traffic amendments leave a current street answer unresolved.

No general loading exception established. The three-week maximum is not permission for every shorter stop.

No parking exceeding 24 hours except the permitted repair route; other street restrictions still apply.

No general RV loading grace period established; separate commercial loading rule.

Published residential-district prohibition 10 p.m.–6 a.m., including PUDs; R-3 own-farm clause.

Actual passenger/merchandise loading excluded from the parking definition; no fixed grace period.

No general RV street duration established by this residential-storage source.

No general residential RV loading grace period established.

Over two hours in one week restricted except active loading/unloading; other public-vehicle and right-of-way rules remain.

Active loading/unloading exception to §108-2B alone does not waive other street rules.

RVs, campers, boats and trailers prohibited independently of the four-ton truck rule.

No RV street-loading grace period established.

Unresolved; obtain Township Police determination. Gloucester City rules do not apply.

No residential RV loading grace period established.

Street permission not established by §150.16(B).

No loading grace period established.

RVs/motor homes over 7,000 lb gross weight: 6 p.m.–6 a.m.; trailers separately restricted at any time. Required entrance signs matter.

No general recreational-loading exception. Trailer exception requires concurrent active commercial work, safety, rear warnings, removal and no overnight parking.

Not established by the home storage provision.

No general street-loading grace period established.

Over-two-hour general restriction except repair/storage; not shorter-parking permission.

No unconditional two-hour loading allowance.

Covered dwelling/sleeping trailers prohibited on streets, alleys, highways and public places.

No general public-place loading grace period stated.

Not established by this private-lot guide.

No general loading grace period established.

Emergency/temporary highway stop up to one hour, subject to further highway restrictions.

Not an unconditional one-hour loading allowance.

Not established by the private-storage section.

No general street-loading allowance established.

Enumerated RV parking/storage prohibited on residential-zone public streets and rights-of-way.

Specific passenger zones and emergency repairs are not general RV permission.

RV parking/storage prohibited in residential public streets/right-of-way; two named roads have broader bans.

No general RV loading grace period stated.

RV parking/storage prohibited on residential-zone public streets and rights-of-way; no 5,000-pound RV exemption.

No general RV loading grace period; emergency repair exception is separate.

Earlington/East Avenue entire length/all hours; Walnut Lane hours entry needs clarification.

B(3) exception is narrow and does not expressly waive front-yard or habitation restrictions.

RVs, campers, boats and trailers prohibited; separate truck weight threshold is not RV permission.

Specific delivery, utility, emergency and active contractor/vendor exceptions only.

Overnight 9 p.m.–6 a.m. restriction for trailers, mobile homes and camping vehicles.

Active loading/unloading exception; not a general short-stay permission.

RV parking/storage prohibited 11 p.m.–6 a.m. regardless of the separate private-lot weight threshold.

Temporary service/delivery exception requires immediate departure on completion.

No street parking determination from the home-storage source.

No separate loading or repair grace period established.

Public-road RV storage prohibited.

General active loading/pickup/delivery language is not a storage grace period; other traffic rules apply.

Street parking is outside this occupancy determination.

No loading or repair grace period established.

RVs and trailers prohibited 11 p.m.–6 a.m.; pickup/SUV truck exception is not RV permission.

No general loading exception in §11-6.

§201-7 has zone/weight/attachment rules and self-propelled RV language; no blanket RV permission.

Delivery, utility and emergency exceptions are not a general RV packing allowance.

Chapter 71A names RVs/campers/trailers; apply its size definition and exceptions.

Delivery, utility, emergency, active contractor/vendor and governmental provisions are limited exceptions.

Ordinary RV/trailer parking prohibited independently of dimensional thresholds for other vehicles.

Actual loading/unloading, pickups/deliveries/installations and authorized public-safety exemption only.

Listed purposes do not waive traffic restrictions.

No separate loading grace period established.

Not established by this private-property clause.

No separate loading exemption established.

Brief customary shopping/proper-purpose calls only; no obstruction; outlets sealed.

No numerical loading/storage grace period.

No street allowance established by these exceptions.

72 hours for actual resident driveway loading/unloading only.

House trailer max 3 hours; repairs max 6 hours without sleeping; separate overnight/emergency rules.

No loading exception beyond ordinary street maximum established.

Not established by these storage provisions.

No general loading exemption established.

Not established by the single-family storage exception.

No independent loading grace period established.

2–5 a.m. prohibition; specified-period Police exception for extenuating circumstances.

No independent loading grace period established.

Adopted April 8, 2026: 2–6 a.m. seven days except federal holidays; prior Police approval, max 3 nights/month.

No RV loading grace period established.

Street parking not established by campground standards.

No general street or home loading allowance established.

Named vehicles prohibited in/across from residential zones and in front of/across from residential uses.

No separate loading grace period established.

Street permission is not established by the private-storage section.

No separate loading grace period established.

Street permission is not established by the private-storage section.

No separate loading grace period established.

Street permission is not established by the private-storage section.

No separate loading grace period established.

RV street parking prohibited; attached/unattached trailers also prohibited overnight.

Non-RV trailer delivery/contractor exception only; no general RV loading grace period.

Covered RVs/trailers prohibited midnight–6 a.m. on any township street.

No express RV loading exception during prohibited hours.

Street permission is not established by the private-storage section.

No separate loading grace period established.

Street permission not established.

No general loading grace period established.

Not determined by the private-storage provision.

No general loading grace period established.

Separate traffic rules not established here.

No general loading grace period established.

RV parking prohibited in public rights-of-way.

No general loading grace period established.

More than two hours prohibited by §104-4; exception interaction and shorter stays need Police determination.

No general loading grace period established.

Separate traffic rules need confirmation.

No general loading grace period established.

Street restrictions require separate confirmation.

No general loading grace period established.

Listed truck/trailer classes prohibited 9 p.m.–6 a.m.; narrow designated-pickup exception.

No general loading grace period established.

Camper trailers/mobile homes prohibited sunset–sunrise; no general daytime permission.

48 hours off-street while actually loading/unloading; not a camping allowance.

Not decided by the cited accessory-storage rule.

No general loading grace period established.

Every trailer and other vehicles over four tons are barred from public streets and municipal lots, subject to stated exceptions.

Necessary business loading on a street is capped at two hours; ordinary vacation loading is not that exception.

Major recreational equipment may not park in a public right-of-way.

Up to 24 hours elsewhere on residential premises during actual loading or unloading; owner-residence and other restrictions remain.

Confirm current street-vehicle restrictions separately; off-street storage rules do not authorize street parking.

Five-day front-yard cap is not a general loading permit; resolve overlapping placement restrictions.

Covered self-propelled and towed RVs may not park on streets or public rights-of-way.

No general RV trip-loading exception appears in section 332-30(C); detached-trailer goods loading is a separate clause.

Section 35-17.4 does not grant street parking permission.

Anywhere on residential premises for at most 24 hours during loading/unloading.

RV storage over seven days prohibited; shorter stays still subject to other restrictions.

No separate loading exception established in section 870-195.

Section 317-53 does not authorize public street parking.

Separate discretionary temporary permit: at most 14 days with findings and spacing limits.

Private-premises loading exception does not authorize public-street parking.

At other premises locations: maximum 48 hours in any seven consecutive days, with other restrictions retained.

RVs/campers/trailers prohibited all day on municipal/county roadways, with a delivery/service exception.

Personal loading is not automatically a delivery/service exception.

Covered commercial/oversized vehicles are restricted in neighborhoods; ordinary resident permits are unavailable.

Active service work is distinct from personal RV loading; contractor permit may be needed.

This residential-lot provision does not establish street parking permission.

No special personal loading duration is established here.

Rear-storage exception does not authorize street parking.

No general short loading waiver established.

Broad public-place prohibition for listed RVs; exact four-wheel, under-20-foot noncommercial exception requires other rules.

Separate service/contractor provision does not automatically cover personal RV loading.

Residential storage provisions do not establish permission on a public street.

Driveway loading/unloading: 48 hours per week maximum.

This private-property provision does not establish street-parking permission.

Where applicable, vehicles not owned or leased by the property owner cannot remain over 48 hours; this is not a general 48-hour parking grant.

Only the time customarily needed for shopping, necessary business calls or other proper purposes is excepted; congestion or obstruction is prohibited.

No numerical loading allowance is stated. Confirm whether a particular brief stop qualifies rather than assuming a fixed time limit.

Storage in rights-of-way/cartways is prohibited; Township-maintained roads separately restrict listed vehicles.

The Township-road vehicle ban excludes active loading/unloading or service; other restrictions remain.

R-S private storage provisions do not establish street permission.

No general 72-hour loading permission inferred.

Campers cannot be parked on public highways.

No public-highway loading exception is established by Chapter 238.

Open camper/recreational-trailer parking or storage on a street, highway or public place is prohibited.

No loading-time exception is stated in §23-6.14.

Repair or another necessary purpose only, no more than 3 hours.

Trip preparation is not automatically the code’s necessary-purpose exception; obtain a township determination.

A 3–6 a.m. permit requirement is separate from the oversized ban. Vehicles exceeding BOTH 22 feet long and eight feet wide cannot park 10 p.m.–6 a.m.

The dimensional overnight prohibition has a standing exception for loading/unloading passengers or property for at most 15 minutes.

Street parking requires separate traffic-rule confirmation.

No separate loading exception is established by Article 15.

Street parking is not established by the rear-yard storage provision.

No general street-loading time allowance is established here.

Emergency or temporary trailer/trailed-boat stopping is limited to one hour, subject to other street restrictions.

The one-hour street exception is not a private driveway loading allowance.

No ordinary open street storage; emergency/temporary stops up to two hours remain subject to all traffic restrictions.

Emergency or temporary stop: no longer than two hours, subject to other road restrictions.

Chapter 530 has a one-hour temporary/emergency stop clause subject to other traffic restrictions; no broad RV street permission.

Zoning: up to 24 hours, Police notification, at most two periods per 30 days; overlapping trailer restriction remains unresolved.

The ordinary rule prohibits covered trailer/camp-car parking on Township streets.

No separate outdoor loading exception appears in §253-2.

The residential storage exception does not grant public-street parking.

No separate loading time allowance is established; count outdoor parking against the five-day annual exception.

RV storage on streets and highways exceeding seven days is prohibited.

No independent RV loading exemption is supplied by the seven-day storage limit.

RV street parking prohibited except temporary immediate loading, unloading or delivery.

Immediate activity only; no numeric grace period stated.

The cited home-storage rules do not grant street parking.

No general loading grace period established by these provisions.

RV street parking is prohibited by §3-9.2.

No express RV loading exception in §3-9.2; do not invent a time allowance.

No street parking allowance established by these residential storage provisions.

Front-yard 24-hour ceiling is not a blanket loading exception to the side/rear requirement.

The residential-storage provision does not establish public-street permission.

No numeric loading exception is established here; do not treat storage permission as a street-loading allowance.

No trailer may park in a roadway unless attached to a motor vehicle; other traffic and parking restrictions still apply.

Do not replace the specific 24-hour driveway loading ceiling with the separate 72-hour repair/temporary provision.

Covered camper and recreational-trailer open parking/storage prohibited in public places.

No loading grace period stated.

Street parking is outside this LUO storage checker.

No independent loading exemption established.

Temporary stopping at most one hour, subject to every applicable traffic restriction.

No general driveway loading exception established; one-hour temporary street stop is separately scoped.

Not determined by the reviewed residential off-street provisions.

No loading duration or exception established; separate review required.

Only expressly described public-street rules are evaluated; otherwise separate review required.

No general loading exception established by this limited check.

Separate overnight restrictions and permission process; no automatic RV permit eligibility.

See local conditions in the guide. No general loading exemption is assumed.

Midnight–6 a.m. restriction; self-propelled motor homes excepted from this section.

Only the expressly stated street/loading conditions are evaluated.

Not determined by this private-property route.

Only the expressly stated street/loading conditions are evaluated.

Not established by this storage provision.

No loading-duration permission inferred.

Covered RVs and camping trailers restricted 9 p.m.–7 a.m., subject to Chief-issued exception.

No general RV loading exemption established.

Ordinary RV street parking prohibited; commercial service/pickup/delivery exception is not a general RV loading window.

Ordinary RV street parking prohibited; commercial service/pickup/delivery exception is not a general RV loading window.

Not authorized by §175-131.

No loading exception established by the storage section.

An off-street RV permit does not authorize street parking.

No loading exception established by §35-804.6.

Street permission not established by this off-street rule.

Nonresidential trailer loading is a different 24-hour provision, not a residential exception.

RV parking prohibited from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m.; other restrictions apply.

Resident placement exception up to 48 hours; separate review.

More than 24 hours prohibited; June 2026 City-roadway restrictions can prohibit shorter stays.

No general loading exemption established.

Not a general street-parking authorization.

Only the specifically described route, if any, is evaluated.

Emergency/temporary street stop: two hours maximum, other traffic rules apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No general street permission; two-hour clause requires other traffic law review.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No public-street parking from dusk to dawn.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered public parking restricted 7 p.m.-7 a.m.; Riverbank segment also Monday-Friday 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Private residential Section 330-6C exception needs separate review; not a public-street allowance.

Not determined.

Not determined.

Temporary stop no longer than twelve hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

Not determined.

Covered RVs prohibited on streets/highways and township-owned residential parking lots.

Not determined.

On-street parking not determined; designated municipal lots have a separate RV route.

No separate loading exception evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Designated park spaces during opening hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

At most two hours; heavier classes and other restrictions can prohibit parking sooner.

No RV loading exception to the two-hour limit is assumed.

RV/trailer parking prohibited during 9 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Service/delivery and utility claims require exact exception review.

No ordinary RV parking 10 p.m.–6 a.m.; snow and emergency bans also apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

2–6 a.m. prohibition; September 2026 snow-removal amendment applies independently.

Chapter 133 in-transit street/highway stop is at most two hours, subject to other restrictions.

RV public-place parking is prohibited midnight–6 a.m.

No public overnight exception for loading inferred.

Public-property/right-of-way storage prohibited by selected provision.

Not evaluated as a separate exception.

Street storage or repair prohibited; other street activity not decided.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Emergency/temporary street exception at most one hour, subject to other traffic rules.

Specific loading route not evaluated or treated as occupancy permission.

Temporary private residential loading has no numeric duration stated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

No separate loading route evaluated.

Two-hour camping-vehicle limit; independent traffic restrictions remain.

Private loading overlap not evaluated.

No dwelling-capable RV on streets/public property.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Excluded.

No loading exception evaluated.

Chapter 270 generally prohibits nonexempt street parking.

No general loading exception established by this packet.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Excluded.

No loading exception evaluated.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Covered heavy motorhomes/trailers: no midnight–6 a.m. parking, no detached recreational trailers, and snow/emergency bans apply.

No general loading permission is inferred.

Unoccupied trailer stop no longer than 24 hours; all other restrictions apply.

No general loading permission is inferred.

Street permission not decided.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not screened.

Up to 48 hours anywhere on the lot only for loading, unloading, repair or maintenance.

Loading/unloading only: ≤48 hours, subject to all traffic restrictions.

An actual loading/unloading purpose is required.

Not determined by this storage rule.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

No loading exception established.

Not determined by the occupancy provision.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered trailers/RVs: maximum two hours, subject to other restrictions.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Forty-eight hours maximum.

Covered public-place parking at most three hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Temporary/emergency stopping has a separate two-hour rule.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary RV parking prohibited on streets and terraces.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary parking prohibited on Borough streets/lots/property.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Active loading only, without traffic obstruction.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not assessed by this storage screen.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not established here.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street permits and traffic rules require separate review.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary covered RV street parking prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Residential road rule separate; not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Public roads and rights-of-way prohibited by cited provision.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Over 72 hours prohibited by cited section; shorter stays not automatically lawful.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Seasonal trip-preparation allowance separate, not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

RV parking prohibited on residential-zone public streets and rights-of-way.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

24 hours within seven days.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Loading/unloading only, maximum 24 hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate five-day ceiling, not automatic permission.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Overnight street parking prohibited for covered campers/trailers.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Recreational trailers prohibited, subject to active-delivery/signage review.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Three-hour temporary roadside exception, subject to road and snow restrictions.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Trailers and motorized homes prohibited on streets/public property.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

RV street parking barred midnight–6 a.m.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street parking not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Human habitation, including sleeping, eating, resting and business, prohibited under the examined parking/storage route.

Borough of Totowa, New Jersey only. Full current publisher Chapter 402 read October 21, 2026, including definitions, owner-property placement, screening, prohibited uses and the separate construction-trailer route. Chapter history starts with Ordinance 27-2005, November 29, 2005. No exhaustive later-law or parcel approval certification.

Sleeping, residence and utilities require separate current provisions; storage does not establish accommodation.

Wayne Township, New Jersey only. Full current publisher § 134-67.1 read October 21, 2026 in the June 17, 2026 code view, including 2020 placement and 2023 commercial-vehicle history. This is the ordinary recreational residential route, not a complete traffic, commercial, accommodation or later-amendment certification. The source’s side/rear yard measurement references require Township confirmation.

No habitation, including sleeping/eating/resting/business, in the examined stored RV. Nonresident decal route also excludes sleeping/housekeeping.

City of Clifton, New Jersey only. Complete current publisher § 461-22, the relevant § 461-64 RV definition and Chapter 347 read October 21, 2026. Street history includes September 2, 2025; the code view is July 21, 2026. Later listed 2026 zoning amendments have not been exhaustively consolidated; a future-dated October 26 listing is not treated as operative October 21 law. Boats/non-RV trailers, issued variances and special approvals remain separate.

No living, sleeping, housekeeping or use of the unit for storage under the reviewed parked/stored route.

Evesham Township, New Jersey only. Complete Chapter 52 and the operative § 62-57H cross-reference read October 21, 2026; both show March 19, 2019 amendment history. Current publisher contents state legislation through May 6, 2026. The 72-hour exception and general street prohibition are presented together; no general camping, utility or full parcel approval is implied.

No sleeping, ongoing living or accommodation permission follows from these street provisions.

Edison Township, New Jersey only. Full operative § 7-16 schedule and §§ 10-22.1–10-22.2 read October 21, 2026 in the March 25, 2026 publisher code view. The street schedule includes September 9, 2020 Ordinance O.2081-2020. Private storage, complete accommodation and later-amendment conditions are not certified.

No street camping or residential accommodation permission inferred.

Woodbridge Township, New Jersey only. Full operative §§ 7-8.2, 7-16, 7-16A and 7-18.2A read October 21, 2026. The 2022 all-day street/quasi-public clause coexists with the 2025-amended night clause; it is not called a newer replacement. Scope overlaps, issued site plans, loading interactions, current signs and later amendments require exact review.

Unoccupied storage; occupancy prohibited in the examined A/B routes.

Toms River Township, New Jersey only. Complete current publisher § 348-5.23 and the relevant § 348-2.3 mobile-home/variance definitions read October 21, 2026 in the April 22, 2026 code view. Exact vehicle classification, strict mobile-home-definition carveout, listed coastal zones and required-yard lines need Township confirmation. No exhaustive later-amendment, flood, parcel or street clearance.

Dwelling, abode or sleeping use prohibited.

Montville Township, New Jersey only. Full current publisher § 230-136 read October 21, 2026 in the March 10, 2026 code view. Ordinary outdoor residential storage only; accessory-building setbacks need the actual parcel/district. Unhitched trailers used for storage and temporary-container exceptions require precise scope review. No full later-amendment, street, utility or accommodation clearance.

Residential occupation prohibited; transient guest sleeping requires separate current provisions.

Cherry Hill Township, New Jersey only. Complete operative § 40-431E and relevant surrounding context read October 21, 2026 from the current official publisher article. The later zoning-law banner is not an exhaustive current-amendment consolidation. This checker examines ordinary outdoor residential placement; garage, nonresidential site-plan, transient guest-sleeping and parcel overlaps need exact review.

Ordinary sleeping/dwelling prohibited; damaged-dwelling replacement requires a specified-interval Building Inspector permit.

Confirm exact Township, local vehicle definition, required-yard lines, single-family parcel status and any special approval.

Municipal-lot sleeping/accommodations prohibited. A street trip exception does not itself authorize sleeping; private sleeping unresolved.

Do not turn the under-25-foot clause or general municipal-lot 48-hour cap into RV parking permission. Confirm exact Township and site.

Ordinary sleeping permission not established. Specific disaster housing may be authorized under § 445-8F.

Confirm the exact township, vehicle classification, Chapter 288 exemption, parcel zoning, street restrictions and any official disaster authorization.

The ordinary RV allowance is unoccupied; no guest-sleeping permission established.

Confirm Township and district, actual facade and lot lines, ownership, vehicle condition, commercial/nonpassenger overlap and any special approval.

Vehicle sleeping prohibited except a discretionary trailer/camper permit for specified homeowner displacement or qualifying visitors, with health/zoning/site conditions.

Code through April 28, 2026 with 11 new laws displayed; later legislation, exact street and individual permits require confirmation.

Separate no-fee private habitation permit: one week, discretionary weekly renewals, one month total. No sleeping during repair/storage.

Exact “less than eight feet wide and 35 feet long” camper wording, unoccupied status and owner/occupant ownership matter. Published consolidation ends June 24, 2025.

Chapter 473 prohibits dwelling/sleeping on streets and private premises, including during repair/service and private storage.

Mercer County only, HA0682. Boat trailers are named in the default but not expressly repeated in the exceptions. Published consolidation through June 16, 2026; later traffic amendments unresolved.

Private residential parked/stored trailers may not be occupied or used for living, sleeping or housekeeping.

Township, not Burlington City. Publisher through August 25, 2026; confirm later and parcel-specific requirements.

Sleeping and dwelling permission not established.

Publisher through March 2, 2026. Ordinances 2026-12 and 2026-18 not reviewed; confirm their effects and current rule.

The specific storage allowance is unoccupied, not guest sleeping.

Confirm RV/trailer classification, residential zone, rear-yard boundaries and Township interpretation of inconsistent accessory setbacks.

Residential outdoor rule bars temporary/permanent residential use; South Street lot expressly bars sleeping and occupancy.

Unresolved private placement/count conflicts, unknown consolidated edition cutoff, and unverified current South Street availability/motorhome eligibility.

Ordinary home exception excludes use or occupation for living purposes.

Camden County NJ only. Agricultural dates conflict; later-ordinance and parcel conditions need confirmation.

Residential occupation prohibited; storage allowance is for unoccupied units.

RA/APT district-list punctuation needs interpretation; outdoor-storage approvals and later ordinances need confirmation.

Sleeping and dwelling permission unresolved.

2026 S-31 edition explicitly current through December 8, 2025. Later legislation and requirements beyond count/location need Township confirmation.

Sleeping and dwelling permission unresolved.

Washington Township in Gloucester County only. Confirm entrance-sign implementation, stricter street rules and later legislation; complete new-law effects not established.

No occupancy under storage rule; special emergency permits are separate.

Category overlaps, required-yard rules, district restrictions and later enactments need confirmation.

Storage cannot be inhabited; one-week private-use permit overlaps a general living/housekeeping ban.

Residential overnight ban: over 8,000 pounds GVW OR more than two axles. Permits do not override zoning.

Ordinary private occupancy prohibited; qualifying parks/special uses are separate.

Distinct from Deptford; classification, park framework and later laws need confirmation.

No ordinary guest exception; emergency/hardship routes have specific approvals.

Gloucester County only; chapter-specific definition, documented exception, other zoning and later laws matter.

2025 law prohibits sleeping in parked vehicles throughout Township, day or night.

Special park/emergency occupancy overlaps newer sleeping ban; classification and zoning need confirmation.

No occupancy in storage; emergency damaged-home route is separate.

Accessory-yard cross-reference, categories, multifamily designation and later laws need confirmation.

Not established; overnight parking permission is not habitation approval.

General permit interaction, posted controls and blank §7-16 table cells need official clarification.

No occupancy under multifamily storage exception.

Actual zone, approved extra area, single-family rules and later enactments need confirmation.

Private occupancy not established.

Actual zone and later laws matter; temporary-use legislation is not a general home RV permit.

Human habitation prohibited in every zoning district.

Over-28-foot/category questions, district setbacks, mixed/transient/farm sites and later laws require interpretation.

Street rule supplies no guest-sleeping permission; confirm lawful accommodation separately.

Lacey Township, Ocean County, NJ, not Lacey, Washington. No affirmative private-site route is established.

Stored/repaired/sale trailer cannot be a sleeping place; camping-vehicle living requires State-approved campground.

Berkeley Township, Ocean County, NJ, not Berkeley Heights or Berkeley, California. Classify the unit and proposed sleeping activity.

No home habitation approval; municipal decal lot expressly prohibits habitation.

Manchester Township, Ocean County, NJ. Decal window instructions conflict; confirm with Police/Clerk. Other zoning and later ordinances still matter.

Stored vehicles may not be occupied.

Jackson Township, Ocean County, NJ only. Exact 35-foot/eight-foot dimensions need interpretation of B versus D; no setback exemption inferred.

Storage excludes occupancy; ordinary overnight RV use prohibited. Special mobile-home/disaster cases need official determination.

Wall Township, Monmouth County, NJ. Confirm count wording for RV/motor-home combinations and special disaster/park cases.

RV living/housekeeping prohibited except the permitted disaster-housing route; classify short guest stays with zoning.

Lakewood Township, Ocean County, NJ, not Lakewood CO/OH/WA. Occupancy-only determination; disaster application is not automatic approval.

No guest-sleeping or dwelling approval established.

Freehold Township, Monmouth County only, not Freehold Borough or Upper Freehold Township. Confirm side/rear and parcel-specific rules.

Ordinary storage must be unoccupied; temporary damaged-home/construction cases require separate permits.

Stafford Township, Ocean County, NJ only. Reconcile owner-land, curb/yard and unit-specific storage rules; later ordinances remain unconfirmed.

Ordinary storage excludes occupancy; special temporary permits/campgrounds are separate.

Barnegat Township, Ocean County, not Barnegat Light Borough. December 2025 amendment and older chapter require reconciliation; no favorable storage result inferred.

No living in a boat/RV; short sleeping stays need classification, not an assumed allowance.

Ocean Township, Monmouth County only, not the Ocean County township. Special districts and later amendments need confirmation.

No sleeping or dwelling during storage/repairs; visiting occupancy requires separate determination.

Later ordinances and parcel-specific restrictions require confirmation.

Parking/storage clause does not authorize sleeping.

Later ordinances and parcel-specific restrictions require confirmation.

Ordinary guest camping is not authorized outside the licensed/special routes.

Later ordinances and parcel-specific restrictions require confirmation.

No living use; nonresident temporary parking requires Police permission after registration, ≤2 weeks.

Essex County only, not Cumberland County. Police visitor permission is discretionary.

Dwelling/living-quarter use prohibited; governing-body hardship grant may last up to six months.

Later ordinances and parcel-specific restrictions require confirmation.

Storage rule does not establish living/sleeping permission.

Circular §§20-22.9e/20-23.3c cross-reference. Ordinance 1905 (August 4, 2026) changes nonresidential parking; confirm overlays and later law.

Temporary and permanent living quarters prohibited.

F(1) carried-vehicle exemption ambiguous. December 2025 corner-lot definition and March 2026 overlay changes require parcel confirmation.

Street parking permission does not authorize sleeping.

Later ordinances and parcel-specific restrictions require confirmation.

Overnight parking permission is not guest-sleeping permission.

Use Ordinance 10-2026 rather than stale base-code Sunday wording. Other listed traffic amendments and private-property rules need confirmation.

Approved §500-109 campground route only; mandatory winter closure/removal.

Limited R-4 campground guide, not a townshipwide home-parking rule. Approval and distinct lawful site status require confirmation.

Unoccupied RV route only; occupied-trailer wording needs interpretation.

North Brunswick Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. §205-43 amended July 7, 2003, Ord.03-22. Direct publisher edition includes legislation through August 24, 2026; search rendering also listed 26-20 and 26-24A as new laws. Confirm later changes and the occupied-trailer wording.

No ordinary overnight occupancy in any zone; Board emergency exception.

Monroe Township (Middlesex County), Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. Published §108-5.15 has no individual amendment date shown. Source edition and later changes require confirmation. Middlesex County only, not Gloucester County. Publisher metadata includes legislation through August 3, 2026.

Vehicles in storage may not be occupied.

Old Bridge Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. Published §250-43K(5) and L reviewed November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances, approved parking spaces and zone boundaries. Publisher metadata includes legislation through April 28, 2026.

No occupancy/residence in a stored boat or camping/travel trailer.

Piscataway Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. §21-626 added by Ord.2016-41. Publisher edition through February 10, 2026 lists 2026-09, 2026-10 and 2026-14 as newer zoning ordinances; their complete effect on a particular parcel is not determined.

Street rule is not guest sleeping permission.

South Plainfield Borough, Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. Publisher edition includes legislation through July 13, 2026. Complete §187-23 definitions and subsections A–E reviewed; later ordinances and private-site rules remain to confirm.

No guest occupancy permission follows from street hours.

Franklin Township (Somerset County), Somerset County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. §226-15 amended April 10, 2007, Ord.3677. Publisher edition includes legislation through September 8, 2026. Somerset County only; confirm later amendments.

RVs and travel trailers may not be occupied under the ordinary route.

Bernards Township, Somerset County, New Jersey only. Reviewed November 6, 2026. §21-19.2 cites Ord.585 §507B; §21-19.3 also cites Ord.868. Publisher edition through July 29, 2025 lists newer land-development ordinances 2593 (March 10, 2026) and 2599 (June 23, 2026). Later rules and parcel approvals need confirmation.

One trailer for nonpaying guests, at most two weeks per calendar year, with zone setbacks.

Denville Township, Morris County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 600-158 has no separate amendment date displayed; residential storage text includes the August 16, 2011 amendment. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

No ordinary living, sleeping or housekeeping; narrow pre-permitted disaster-repair route.

Rockaway Township, Morris County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section history includes O-23-13; publisher lists July 14 and August 18, 2026 Chapter 54 amendments. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

Storage provision does not authorize sleeping.

Sparta Township, Sussex County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 18-4.5 history includes March 10, 2026; publisher lists June 23, 2026 ordinances 2026-11 and 2026-12 affecting Chapter 18. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

Residential storage text does not authorize occupancy.

Vernon Township, Sussex County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 330-193 amended April 9, 2012. Publisher lists April–June 2026 redevelopment/land-use ordinances; individual redevelopment sites need separate treatment. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

No sleeping under repair/storage/sale exception; separate Council-approved owner-construction or licensed-campground routes.

Byram Township, Sussex County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Article II history reports November 19, 1990 replacement, while §104-4 retains a February 18, 1976 amendment annotation; campground fee text amended February 4, 2008. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

Personal-use vehicle provision is not an occupancy allowance.

Mount Olive Township, Morris County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 550-56L amended March 25, 2008. Publisher lists land-use amendments through September 1, 2026; not every later amendment is resolved in this guide. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

No guest-sleeping permission in the cited storage provision.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township, Morris County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Subsection C added March 14, 2000. This is a narrow front-yard-storage guide, not a complete traffic or residential-use determination. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

Traffic rule does not authorize guest accommodation.

Hopatcong Borough, Sussex County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 231-3D(3) added June 5, 1975; other street schedules and later ordinances must be confirmed. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

Ordinary home route forbids any occupancy or habitation.

Jefferson Township, Morris County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 460-3P includes 1996, 2005 and December 18, 2019 amendments. Its narrow camper definition must be confirmed rather than assumed for every RV. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

Storage does not authorize sleeping; two or more occupied trailers require trailer-park licensing.

Rockaway Borough, Morris County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 172-22 includes 2012 and 2023 amendments. A later Chapter 172 amendment is listed by the publisher and remains unresolved here. A complete current-edition and later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm parcel-specific requirements before parking.

The cited traffic provisions do not authorize RV sleeping or residence.

City of Newark, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current official eCode360 Chapter 23:5, sections 23:5-3.1 and 23:5-9; reviewed November 6, 2026. The latter section was added February 4, 2026. This is a targeted traffic/front-lawn guide, not complete private-property zoning clearance. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited on residential lots or other locations not approved for that use.

City of Paterson, New Jersey only, not surrounding Passaic County municipalities. City-linked April 2016 Land Development Ordinance, Article V certified as adopted February 9, 2016, §500-7.1F. Read November 6, 2026. Later amendments and parcel approvals should be confirmed with the City Clerk; the PDF does not give a newer amendment cutoff. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping in an RV are prohibited in any district.

City of Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey only; not Trenton in Michigan, Missouri, Texas or other states. Current codified Trenton Land Development Ordinance sections 315-10.1, 315-10.2, 315-10.7 and 315-10.10, read November 6, 2026. General front-parking restrictions and the RV five-day language require joint interpretation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Street parking is prohibited whether occupied or not; private sleeping and dwelling rules remain separate.

City of Jersey City, New Jersey only. This guide addresses RV parking on city streets and public rights-of-way, not private-property zoning or neighboring municipalities. Ordinance 16-171, adopted November 9, 2016, sections 332-1 and 332-30; Ordinance 24-069, adopted September 11, 2024, retains the RV definition and expressly leaves section 332-30 unchanged. Sources reviewed November 6, 2026. These enacted ordinances are the basis of this targeted guide; obtain the city’s current determination for exceptions or later changes. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in ordinary residential storage.

City of Bayonne, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current eCode section 35-17.4, Ordinances O-95-12 and O-01-19; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Human habitation prohibited while stored on a public street or lot.

City of Camden, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current eCode zoning sections 870-195 and 870-214; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary storage permits do not establish sleeping rights; displacement route separate.

City of Passaic, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current eCode section 317-53 and cross-referenced 317-54; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and dwelling use on the premises are prohibited.

City of Union City, Hudson County, New Jersey only; not Union Township, Union County, Union City California or Union City Pennsylvania. Current codified section 223-46(A)(4), read November 6, 2026; the codifier new-laws list concerns affordable housing and business hours. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Parking provisions do not establish sleeping or dwelling permission.

Township of Irvington, Essex County, New Jersey only; not Irvington in New York or other states. Current sections 620-10, 620-11 and 620-45, including section 620-11 amendment dated March 23, 2026, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No sleeping or dwelling approval established.

Township of North Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey only; not Bergen County or neighboring municipalities. Current North Bergen Parking Authority commercial-vehicle guidance, marked updated October 29, 2024, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and dwelling require separate confirmation.

City of Vineland, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current section 425-74C(7), amended April 14, 2020, read November 6, 2026. Other parcel, zoning and occupancy requirements remain separate. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and dwelling prohibited on the residential premises.

Township of Bloomfield, Essex County, New Jersey only; not Bloomfield Township in Michigan or neighboring New Jersey municipalities. Current sections 315-35(D)(7) and 315-40(J), read November 6, 2026. Adopted Ordinance 26-19 adds an informational green-development checklist rather than changing these RV standards. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No guest sleeping allowance established by the reviewed provisions.

Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey only; not New York City or neighboring Hudson County municipalities. Current codified sections 277-16 through 277-18 and chapter 391, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No RV habitation while parked or stored on any lot.

City of Hackensack, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current eCode360 §175-13.1(E), read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The retained parking provision does not authorize sleeping or dwelling.

Township of West Orange, Essex County, New Jersey only, not Orange, East Orange or West Orange, Texas. The guide distinguishes the §25-12.5 existing-building/use exception from generally applicable requirements. Current Township Code §§25-12.4(b)(5) and 25-12.5, read November 6, 2026; applicability of the January 25, 1978 existing-building/use exemption must be established before applying the front-yard rule. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Parking, keeping, housing or maintaining a covered house trailer outside a licensed park is prohibited except the brief-stop route.

Borough of Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey only. Not a military installation or another Fort Lee. Current official text read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Overnight parking is not an authorization for sleeping or dwelling.

Township of Manalapan, Monmouth County, New Jersey only. The street restriction described here applies to Township-maintained roads, not automatically to county or state roads. Current eCode360 §§95-7.17 and 226-76; posted 2026 Chapter 95 ordinances concern housing and data centers, not this RV section. Read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Invitee ownership does not authorize sleeping.

Township of Teaneck, Bergen County, New Jersey only; the extended-storage route below is limited to the R-S District. Current codified §33-24.1(e)(3)–(4), read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping, eating and changing clothes are prohibited in ordinarily parked campers.

City of Atlantic City, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current Chapter 238, Article II, adopted Ordinance 24-1973, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in a camper or recreational trailer parked under this section.

Township of Belleville, Essex County, New Jersey only; not Belleville, Illinois, Michigan or Ontario. Township Code §23-6.14 (Ordinances 3134 and 3425), with current neighboring driveway provisions retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No sleeping during repair/storage at a repair business; ordinary off-park guest use is not authorized.

Township of Pennsauken, Camden County, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or all Camden mailing addresses. Current Chapter 204, amended in entirety by Ordinance 02-32 on December 30, 2002, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No sleeping permission is established by these storage or parking-permit rules.

City of Garfield, New Jersey only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. City Code §§341-29–31, amended March 28, 2023 by Ord.2982, and current City parking-permit guidance read November 6, 2026. Listed 2026 Ord.3125 concerns affordable housing, not these storage thresholds. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Outdoor storage permission is not sleeping or dwelling permission.

Town of Westfield, New Jersey only; not similarly named municipalities in other states. Current §15.03C and H; new-law ledger reported no known new laws on November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Defined trailers parked or stored under the rear-yard route may not be used for sleeping or living.

Willingboro Township, Burlington County, New Jersey only. This guide addresses defined camping and travel trailers, not every motorhome. Current §370-13E; the 2026-20 new-law entry concerns refuse carts, not this storage rule. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The permitted stored or parked trailer may not be occupied or used as a dwelling.

Township of Livingston, Essex County, New Jersey only. Chapter 304 defines trailers as vehicles without motive power; this guide does not extend its trailer rule to motorhomes. Current published Chapter 304, adopted November 5, 1979; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in vehicles parked/stored under §700-101.

Township of Nutley, Essex County, New Jersey only. The camper/trailer rule does not automatically classify every motorhome as a camper. Section 700-101 current codified text read November 6, 2026; no separate subsection adoption date displayed. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary parked/stored RV habitation is prohibited.

Borough of Lodi, Bergen County, New Jersey only; not Lodi, California or Wisconsin. §585-14B(11), Chapter 530 (1952 trailer ordinance), and Chapter 377 (Ordinance 2021-01, March 16, 2021), in eCode through September 15, 2026; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No dwelling or sleeping during repair/storage.

Township of Maplewood, Essex County, New Jersey only; not Maplewood, Minnesota or another namesake. §§253-1–253-2, adopted December 3, 1974 by Ordinance 1438, in current eCode read November 6, 2026. Article II added April 4, 2017; October 20, 2026 Ordinance 4017-26 concerns data/detention centers, not this trailer rule. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No temporary or permanent sleeping, bathing, toilet use or food preparation in parked vehicles.

Village of Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey only; not Ridgewood, New York or neighboring Bergen County municipalities. §190-124E in the code including legislation through October 14, 2026; read November 6, 2026. Ordinances 4099, 4111 and 4117 amend institutional uses, shared parking and recreational facilities, not the RV storage subsection. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No street habitation; habitation exceeding 14 days is unlawful wherever the RV is stored.

Plainsboro Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Current codified §101-13.3, added April 11, 1983 by Ordinance 0-83-8, and §101-11 amended October 7, 2019 by Ordinance 19-09, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No RV sleeping permission created by the street-loading exception.

Borough of Lindenwold, Camden County, New Jersey only; not Linden or another municipality. Article V of Chapter 220, current eCode through December 17, 2025, read November 6, 2026. New-law list has 2026 traffic/zoning changes but no Chapter 220 amendment; this guide does not approve a site using those other chapters. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary stored RVs cannot be occupied or used as dwellings.

Little Egg Harbor Township, Ocean County, New Jersey only; not the separate Borough of Tuckerton or Egg Harbor Township in Atlantic County. Current eCode through December 18, 2025, read November 6, 2026. Section 215-7.7 amended by Ordinance 2019-04. The retained 2026-06, 2026-07 and 2026-15 amendments concern affordable housing/overlay zoning, not this storage clause. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Use of a trailer or RV as a dwelling or sleeping place is prohibited.

Borough of Elmwood Park, Bergen County, New Jersey only; not Elmwood Park, Illinois or neighboring municipalities. Current eCode through July 16, 2026, read November 6, 2026. The listed uncodified Ordinance 26-13 concerns Chapter 4 licensing/business regulations; §§3-9.1–3-9.3 retain the displayed 1969/1986/1998 histories. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Outdoor vehicles covered by §540-132 cannot be used as a dwelling, abode or sleeping place.

Borough of Hawthorne, Passaic County, New Jersey only; not Hawthorne in California or New York. Current official eCode §§540-132 and 540-142 read November 6, 2026. Zoning Ordinance 2313-23 was adopted April 19, 2023. The new-laws index lists 2383-26 and 2384-26; their full texts address affordable housing and do not change these RV clauses. Vehicle Ordinance 2380-26 addresses overweight-truck penalties, not an RV parking allowance. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping use in an RV parked or stored on any lot.

Township of Hazlet, Monmouth County, New Jersey only. The outdoor-storage route is for an occupied single-family residential parcel, not an affordable-housing redevelopment district or another municipality. eCode includes legislation through December 23, 2025. Adopted 2026 Ordinances 1786, 1788 and 1789 address affordable housing/development fees and AH-2/AH-3 districts; Ordinance 1792 changes Union Avenue speed limits. They do not replace §181-407.07. Read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Covered trailers/RVs may not be used for sleeping or dwelling while parked or stored.

Borough of Dumont, Bergen County, New Jersey only; not nearby boroughs or other places named Dumont. Current Chapter 317 read November 6, 2026 together with adopted Ordinance 1676 dated September 1, 2026. The uncodified ordinance adds registered-owner/operator language to §317-3(A) while retaining the displayed dimensional and occupancy restrictions; effective upon approval and publication as provided by law. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited for covered units while parked/stored.

One-ton measure and camper classification unresolved; no numeric conversion fabricated. R-A versus R-A1/R-A2 remains explicit.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited on lots; no utility permission established.

Lawrence Township, Mercer County, New Jersey; ordinary outdoor RV storage on occupied single-family residential property. Not Lawrence Township in Cumberland County. District setbacks and special approvals require parcel-specific confirmation.

No occupancy or dwelling use while stored under the ordinary exception; utility approval not established.

Livingston Township, Essex County, New Jersey. Only an ordinary non-self-propelled recreational trailer stored outdoors by its owner behind the owner’s dwelling, or temporary street stopping, is evaluated. Motorhomes, commercial trailers and special programs need separate review.

Garaged storage does not approve living, sleeping or utility work.

Only the ordinary fully garaged storage route is encoded. The outdoor approval interaction is unresolved, so rear-yard placement alone never produces permission. Street parking, loading exceptions, guest sleeping, manufactured homes, special approvals and hookups need separate review. Confirm the RV is recreation equipment and the garage and parking arrangement lawfully satisfy current zoning.

No general guest occupancy permission established.

Existing approved driveway only. No new-work, garage, corner-lot, reverse-frontage, Meadowlands, street or occupancy determination.

No occupancy under the nonresident temporary permission route; loading is not camping approval.

Only the resident’s unoccupied driveway-loading exception is screened. The nonresident seven-day route is discretionary and remains administrative review, not an automated approval.

Not determined; a parking exception is not sleeping permission.

A conditional result only means Section 9-16 does not bar the reported parking. It is not overall street, storage, camping or hookup approval.

No occupancy or utility connections.

Narrow residential storage screening only. No enclosed, rental, commercial, street, special-approval or general camping permission.

Not evaluated; this packet screens unoccupied storage only.

No motorhome/passenger-class interpretation, summer allowance, 45-degree exception, vacant parcel, street, sleeping, utility or development approval.

No sleeping permission; service exception forbids operator overnight lodging.

Classification, issued insignia and other traffic restrictions need individual review.

The parking provision does not establish sleeping, residential use or utility permission.

Haddon Township, Camden County, New Jersey only, not Haddonfield or Haddon Heights. Private-property branch requires a residential zone and the principal structure front building line.

Stored vehicles unoccupied; only maintenance utility connections are excepted.

Town of Hammonton, Atlantic County, New Jersey corporate limits. Section 175-131 addresses outdoor storage at single-family properties. The numeric route is limited to travel trailers and campers; motor homes and other RV classifications require separate review.

No habitation, including sleeping or resting; no fixed utility connections.

Borough of Tenafly, Bergen County, New Jersey. Section 35-804.6 applies to defined recreational vehicles. This route addresses ordinary outdoor rear-yard parking on residential premises, not mobile homes, side-yard variances, nonresidential site approvals or enclosed-building arrangements.

Stored RV must be unoccupied; no utility authorization established.

Borough of Eatontown, Monmouth County, New Jersey; outdoor RV storage in residential zoning. Zoning-specific accessory-building yard requirements must be confirmed for the actual parcel.

No human habitation in a stored or parked RV.

Only ordinary interior-lot outdoor travel-trailer storage is evaluated affirmatively. Pickup/slide-in vehicles, corner lots, visitor/loading exceptions, garages, commercial use and discretionary temporary permissions remain unknown. Permits do not authorize habitation.

No overnight camping or habitation permission established.

At or below 24 hours remains unknown. Named lot categories and all other parking restrictions still apply.

Occupancy rules are distinct from storage.

Borough of Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, ordinary private noncommercial RV rules under Section 190-16L(2). Owner storage is limited to residential lots. Construction, public-program, carnival, transient-permit and discretionary placement exceptions require separate review. Exceptions and complete permitting require municipal review.

Parked RV dwelling and sleeping prohibited.

No construction-site, enclosed storage, campground, utility or permit determination.

Dwelling use prohibited; other sleeping unresolved.

No lesser-screening, unregistered/inoperable vehicle, enclosed, public parking, utility or permit approval.

Occupied RVs and utility hookups prohibited.

No vacant-lot, multifamily common-area, street, campground or hookup approval.

No occupancy while stored; no utility connections.

Utility proposals remain unknown in the checker and are prohibited by the reviewed storage rule; no goods-storage, common-lot or street approval.

No permanent habitation or utility connections.

Front-yard licenses, farm exemptions, other dwelling parking schedules and special site rules are excluded. No temporary camping approval.

No working, living or sleeping use.

No screening waiver, redevelopment-plan, street or hookup determination.

Private sleeping barred absent designated property and zoning permission.

City, not Township. Actual class, zoning setbacks, current authorization and separate site controls matter. No positive parking outcome.

Habitation and fixed service connectors prohibited.

No enclosed-storage, major-repair, commercial, municipal special-area or street approval.

No sleeping, dwelling or business use.

Exactly 28-foot trailers and motorhomes with more than four wheels are not decided. Ordinance 2025-04 concerns solar systems, not this RV permission. General zoning and traffic restrictions still apply.

Not authorized by the parking rule.

Publisher coverage through May 19, 2026 was reconciled with the full posted Ordinances 1498-26, 1499-26 and 1500-26 adopted August 11 and 1501-26 adopted September 15, 2026. They do not amend §250-20 RV storage. Do not merge this borough with the existing West Caldwell Township route. No street, residence, repair, delivery/service, new paving or utility approval.

No temporary or permanent residence in the residential storage route.

Current codified coverage includes September 15, 2026 Ordinance 14-2026; its full camping text was captured before a later web open became inaccessible. A raw-source request already underway before that later failure succeeded; it was not a retry. The new-law index lists only October 6, 2026 Ordinance 15-2026, identified as salaries, not a parking amendment; its full PDF could not subsequently be opened and no claim is made to have reviewed that salary text. No flood-hazard, immobilized-unit, commercial, public-camping exception or utility approval.

No occupancy approval.

Municipal-lot-only screen. The 2026 addition covers signed municipal spaces at 535 High Mountain Road, not the whole property.

No dwelling/business use or hookups.

Accessory district schedule is not automated; municipal confirmation of envelope and screening is required.

No living or sleeping outside compliant licensed camps.

Public-park result is administrative access screening only. No special event, licensed camp, street, private-yard or utilities approval. Current publisher code through August 19, 2026 reports no uncodified laws.

Ordinary sleeping prohibited; emergency permits and overlapping zoning rules remain unresolved.

Borough of Dunellen, Middlesex County, New Jersey only. Ordinary noncommercial motorhome, travel trailer or covered camper under 8,000 pounds; rear-yard private residential storage, unoccupied borough-street parking, or ordinary private-site sleeping. Excludes pickup trucks, vans, station wagons, redevelopment/special approval sites, heavy or commercial vehicles, garages, side-yard/front-space exceptions, flood-related exceptions, grandfathered multiple boats, emergency housing and all hookups. Limited administrative screening of the cited local provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, safety assurance, or complete land-use approval.

Visitor permit exception has a two-day maximum and does not override the RV overnight restriction.

Local administrative screen only, not a permit, a complete legal opinion or a guarantee of lawful parking. State law, signs, road ownership, other code provisions, approvals and private restrictions may impose additional limits. Unknown facts never establish permission.

No temporary or permanent living quarters in stored RVs.

Code through July 20, 2026 and six later listed laws were reviewed for subject matter. Later land-use changes address political signs and data centers; event closures and special approvals are excluded. The code contains an apparent editorial defect in the living-quarters sentence; its prohibition is paraphrased without supplying a missing dimensional standard.

Police-permitted guest parking: one unit ≤36 ft, ≤15 days/calendar year; never occupied.

Upper Saddle River Borough only. Resident storage, street parking and private habitation are separate; the September 2026 snow rule supersedes older emergency-sign text.

Application within 48 hours; up to six weeks from application; one permit per covered person in twelve months.

Local administrative screen only, not a permit, legal opinion or guarantee of lawful parking. State law, signs, road ownership, other local provisions, actual approvals and private restrictions may add limits. An unknown result never establishes permission.

Ordinary lot RV must be resident-owned and not used for living.

Check only Berlin Borough’s selected residential RV storage, living-use and outdoor trailer/support restrictions. This is not a permit or disaster-housing check, and it does not establish that an RV may lawfully remain on a lot.

Residential RV parking requires no occupancy; major-repair vehicles cannot be sleeping places.

Administrative screening of §390-22(J), not an overlay, driveway, building, camping or traffic permit. The code landing page returned 403 on November 7 and was not retried; operative chapter and current adopted-law list and relevant amendments were retrieved separately before that failed landing-page action.

Visitor permit route is not generalized into habitation permission.

Complete storage geometry, screening and temporary/special routes need municipal review.

Stored RV cannot be occupied; permanent attachment requires construction approval.

No flood-hazard, redevelopment, overlay, street, utility or general camping approval. Applicable parcel setbacks, coverage and current site permissions need confirmation.

Ordinary habitation prohibited; emergency/displacement routes excluded.

Other zoning and safety rules apply; current redevelopment and special sites are excluded.

No private storage occupancy; no sleeping during street repairs.

Limited administrative screening only. The municipality must confirm classification, jurisdiction, parcel conditions and any required approvals. No permit, camping right or utility authorization is issued.

No living or sleeping.

This R-1 storage check excludes the new AR-3 zone established by Ordinance 2599-26 and all other district-specific rules.

Not evaluated; this checker covers unoccupied storage only.

Limited administrative screening only. The municipality must confirm classification, jurisdiction, parcel conditions and any required approvals. No permit, camping right or utility authorization is issued.

Nonpaying property-owner guests, at most 14 days per calendar year.

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.

Occupancy excluded; storage does not authorize habitation.

Current district, river frontage and vehicle-size classification required; larger/heavier, construction and wetlands cases need separate review.

Ordinary storage does not allow dwelling or sleeping. Emergency suspension is a distinct discretionary route.

Clementon Borough, New Jersey only. Screens Chapter 270 ordinary residential side/rear trailer storage, street parking and a documented displacement suspension, including Ordinance 2026-15. No full zoning, flood-hazard, building or utility approval.

No living use under the ordinary home-site exception.

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.

Dwelling or sleeping during storage/repair prohibited.

Outside placement requires Borough interpretation of §218-4; enclosed storage still has count and occupancy limits.

Temporary visits at most two weeks under §13-5.21; ordinary ongoing residence excluded.

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.

No general guest occupancy permission is inferred.

Garwood borough: municipal-street parking of noncommercial recreational trailers and motorhomes with registered gross weight over 8,000 pounds or dual wheels. This deliberately narrow vehicle scope avoids the interaction of §21-5(A) and (C) for lighter truck-classified campers. No private-property or habitation permission is established. Administrative screening of cited local provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the entire proposal with the municipality.

Ordinary living or sleeping prohibited.

Salem city, New Jersey: Chapter 212 trailers, including qualifying wheeled living/sleeping units. Narrow street-duration, unoccupied private repair/storage/sale and sleeping-use screen only. Government purposes and permitted construction worker/watchman trailers are excluded. Administrative screening of cited local provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the entire proposal with the municipality.

No sleeping, dwelling or utility connections.

Animal trailers accommodating more than two horses and farm exceptions are outside this checker. Utility proposals require separate review; the source prohibits connections.

Living/housekeeping prohibited on ordinary residential non-camp lots.

Holland township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey: §100-15 storage or short loading/maintenance of non-oversized major recreational equipment on a residential-district lot not used as a camp. Vehicle-plus-load weight must be at most 13 tons and extreme overall length at most 23 feet. Oversized equipment and truck-tractor issues are excluded. 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 official township index lists adopted ordinances through October 20, 2026. Recent entries concern data centers, pools, appropriations, minors, salaries, property/buildings and sewer matters; no superseding §100-15 or §100-19 RV amendment was identified. The operative eCode sections and vehicle definition were read in full.

No living/sleeping in stored RVs; loading is not guest-stay approval.

Actual district setbacks, site approvals and current traffic controls must be confirmed.

Storage does not establish occupancy permission.

Other recreational equipment categories, permits and parcel standards require separate review.

Living and housekeeping prohibited.

The two-unit route is limited to occupied single-family property. Trailer length uses outside dimensions and includes the exact 21-foot threshold. District setbacks and the 2026 zoning-permit requirement need parcel review.

Prior special-use permit; minimum one-acre lot; discretionary conditions.

No permit issuance, legal eligibility, sewage or general storage approval is provided.

No dwelling or sleeping during storage, repair or sale.

No other district, nonconforming right, utility or campground approval.

Size, owner, count and annual-day conditions apply.

Published cross-references use older subsection labels. This guide follows the displayed operative size/location clauses without assuming discretionary approval. Confirm measurements, setbacks and screening with the Borough.

Prior licensing and separate site/conditions review required.

Does not grant campsite operation, utilities or unrestricted residential occupancy.

Visitor permit required; ordinary storage is not habitation.

No guest permit, garage, street, land-use or utility approval.

Not established here.

Active loading, heavy-vehicle exceptions and private land require separate review.

Not determined by storage rules.

No redevelopment, nonresidential, emergency, written exemption or habitation decision.

Parked RV sleeping, living and cooking prohibited.

Private storage, guests, utility maintenance and other zones require separate review.

Not approved by this storage rule.

Paving cross-references appear reserved. No positive parking or occupancy approval inferred.

Not established here.

Floodplain, commercial and occupancy cases require separate review.

Living use is not permitted by section 168-23G.

No overall storage approval. Flood areas and competing district controls require individual review.

Not evaluated.

Confirm NJ statutory RV classification; permit and commercial exceptions are not automated. Other restrictive rules remain applicable.

No living/sleeping or utilities outside compliant trailer-park exception.

No side-yard permission, street, construction, fence, special-right or utility decision.

Living and sleeping prohibited.

Heading/text district difference retained; other districts require confirmation.

Habitation prohibited.

This limited check excludes street parking and utilities.

Dwelling/sleeping prohibited, including small vehicles.

Small-vehicle classification, street visits and special approvals require separate review.

No occupancy approval.

Negative outdoor length screening only; shorter vehicles and complete parcel requirements not approved.

No camping approval.

No conclusion for private storage or nonresidential streets.

Separate park exception; not evaluated.

Only public-road duration automated. New-laws ledger includes zoning/site-plan changes; no private-lot eligibility inferred.

Not approved.

No general approval and no assumed reset period. Published chapter listed no uncodified laws.

Stored vehicles beyond five days unoccupied and without utilities.

Adverse-only single-family RV size/count. 2023-02 pending Chapter 3 amendment read; concerns smoking/cannabis, not RV storage. No broad five-day occupancy permission inferred.

Living use prohibited.

Adverse outdoor private-storage threshold only. No time reset, shorter-stay, garage, street or utility approval.

Ordinary overnight occupancy prohibited; construction exception reviewed separately.

Only the ordinary overnight prohibition is automated. No boat setback applied to RVs and no construction or utility approval. Pending laws listed no Chapter 155 amendment.

No camping approval.

The sole listed new law concerns shade-tree administration; its available adopted PDF was read. This is a narrow trailer traffic screen, not a complete municipal or state-law assessment.

No dwelling or sleeping under the street exception.

Only unoccupied ordinary temporary parking on a Township street is screened. No recurring-storage reset, private-yard, accessory-garage, campground, emergency housing or hookups decision.

No occupancy permission established.

Public travel-trailer/motorhome screen only; boats and private storage excluded.

No camping approval.

Adverse overnight-street screen only; no daytime or trailer-registration exception inferred.

Ordinary dwelling use prohibited; emergency temporary permits require separate review.

No positive overall verdict. Exact aggregate-length classification, flood status, nonconforming rights and emergency permits require separate review.

No occupancy approval.

Flood-location negative screen only; no temporary/permanent placement approval.