Compare RV parking rules in Pennsylvania

The reviewed on-street section does not establish a private driveway storage route.

Private yard and zoning conditions require their own current review.

A front or side driveway does not waive the section’s front/side-yard prohibition.

Garage or rear yard only; rear RV fully screened from adjacent residential property by privacy fence or evergreen vegetation.

Private driveway storage not established by the reviewed street article.

Current private-yard and 2026 zoning conditions need their own review.

Temporary residential parking: one Class I and one Class II, at most 48 consecutive hours/seven days, at least 1 ft from lot lines.

Long-term outside: one unit/half acre per class, maximum two per class; no front yard/setback, district setbacks, at least 80% screening and approved surface.

Accessory to a lawful principal use; storage location must meet stricter applicable zoning and property maintenance.

No traffic, sidewalk or visibility obstruction; discharge, commercial use, attachments, hazards and permanent RV-service infrastructure barred.

In a residential district, listed motorhomes/RVs/campers must not be visible from public street or adjacent dwelling; current registration does not waive this.

Out-of-view equipment still needs complete current legal-yard, pad, access and parcel review.

Required-front-yard storage: at most 24 total hours/seven days within the one qualifying RV accessory-to-dwelling route.

One qualifying transportable, uninhabited RV/unit, current-document route and at least five feet at applicable existing-residential-use lot lines.

No complete home-storage placement established by the examined street section.

Private-yard and structure requirements need a separate current review.

Ordinary outside route: maximum two uninhabited, transportable RVs; lawful current parcel placement and applicability remain separate.

Do not obstruct required sight distance or sidewalk. RVs/trailers lacking required registration/licensing must be out of public-street and abutting-dwelling view.

Driveway or qualifying separate paved/crushed-stone RV pad; rear-yard pad three feet from side/rear lines; six feet to structures when directly between houses.

Driveway or qualifying separate paved/crushed-stone RV pad; rear-yard pad three feet from side/rear lines; six feet to structures when directly between houses.

Driveway, garage, side yard or rear yard under §500-2403; no zoning permit for this use if the section is met.

Driveway, garage, side yard or rear yard under §500-2403; no zoning permit for this use if the section is met.

One RV per dwelling; occupant storage in an enclosed building or screened behind the front building setback.

One RV per dwelling; occupant storage in an enclosed building or screened behind the front building setback.

One occupant-owned travel trailer per lot; outdoors: excluded areas, less-than-half-building-coverage cap and street-view shielding.

One occupant-owned travel trailer per lot; outdoors: excluded areas, less-than-half-building-coverage cap and street-view shielding.

Residential district: impervious surface on lot, ten feet from every lot line, unobtrusive; Zoning Officer selects location after complaint.

Residential district: impervious surface on lot, ten feet from every lot line, unobtrusive; Zoning Officer selects location after complaint.

Approved lot; carport/enclosed building, side/rear five-foot location, or paved/modified-stone front driveway without safety conflict; two items maximum outside.

Approved lot; carport/enclosed building, side/rear five-foot location, or paved/modified-stone front driveway without safety conflict; two items maximum outside.

Outdoor storage at single-family detached dwelling: two RVs, seven feet from every property line; front placement needs total fencing-and-vegetation screening or 400 feet from front line.

Outdoor storage at single-family detached dwelling: two RVs, seven feet from every property line; front placement needs total fencing-and-vegetation screening or 400 feet from front line.

Residential district: one RV dwelling; paved/drained position outside required setbacks and not in front of any building.

Residential district: one RV dwelling; paved/drained position outside required setbacks and not in front of any building.

Condition-based residential rule after two weeks is not blanket home-storage permission; separate enclosed-building and small-trailer exceptions.

Condition-based residential rule after two weeks is not blanket home-storage permission; separate enclosed-building and small-trailer exceptions.

Impervious side/rear driveway, garage or roofed structure, clear of rights-of-way; unplated RVs enclosed; R-1/R-1A/R-2 one RV and 9% area cap.

Impervious side/rear driveway, garage or roofed structure, clear of rights-of-way; unplated RVs enclosed; R-1/R-1A/R-2 one RV and 9% area cap.

Home storage requires separate zoning and site confirmation.

Do not infer yard storage permission from a street restriction.

Home storage requires separate zoning and site confirmation.

Do not infer yard storage permission from a street restriction.

Home storage requires separate zoning and site confirmation.

Do not infer yard storage permission from a street restriction.

Home storage requires separate zoning and site confirmation.

Do not infer yard storage permission from a street restriction.

No lawn or grass parking; paved placement is not complete zoning approval.

Vehicles, trailers, watercraft and parts cannot be parked or stored on lawn or grass.

One RV in an enclosed structure or on a paved driveway in a residential district; other rules remain.

The stated route does not authorize lawn storage.

Home storage requires separate zoning and site confirmation.

Do not infer yard storage permission from a street restriction.

Home storage requires separate zoning and site confirmation.

Do not infer yard storage permission from a street restriction.

Residential outdoor-storage use: owner premises, ≤25 feet, preserve required parking; district permission still needed.

No residential storage ahead of principal building front line; all-weather surface rule with specific limited exceptions.

Occupant storage only, side/rear within building setbacks; paved front driveway not an express exception.

Side/rear yards within building setback lines; district and overlay rules remain.

Private storage not established by the public-street article.

Private storage not established by the public-street article.

Enclosed building or behind rearmost dwelling wall; outdoor setbacks, all-weather surface and full screening.

Enclosed building or behind rearmost dwelling wall; outdoor setbacks, all-weather surface and full screening.

Proper owner-lot RV maintenance/storage is not prohibited by §84-57.2 alone; placement unresolved.

Proper owner-lot RV maintenance/storage is not prohibited by §84-57.2 alone; placement unresolved.

Outdoor: two units maximum, 60 feet combined, side/rear of principal building and ten-foot side/rear lot-line setbacks.

Outdoor: two units maximum, 60 feet combined, side/rear of principal building and ten-foot side/rear lot-line setbacks.

No outdoor storage in required yards except permitted junkyards; residential lots limited to one listed item outdoors.

No outdoor storage in required yards except permitted junkyards; residential lots limited to one listed item outdoors.

Usually two RVs/boats; permanent-occupant ownership; no front yard; ten feet from every line; applicable screening and registration.

Usually two RVs/boats; permanent-occupant ownership; no front yard; ten feet from every line; applicable screening and registration.

Side/rear of principal permitted use or garage/roofed structure; outdoor setbacks and screening; general storage limits need parcel review.

Side/rear of principal permitted use or garage/roofed structure; outdoor setbacks and screening; general storage limits need parcel review.

Resident-owned unit; side/rear ten-foot lot-line setback or approved driveway exception; 13 feet from curb and no public-way overhang.

Resident-owned unit; side/rear ten-foot lot-line setback or approved driveway exception; 13 feet from curb and no public-way overhang.

Usually one RV/boat/oversized vehicle; side/rear yard and ten feet from every lot line; plates and no business signs.

Usually one RV/boat/oversized vehicle; side/rear yard and ten feet from every lot line; plates and no business signs.

No lawn/buffer/unapproved yard parking spaces under §143-93K; RV storage and existing-use application need parcel review.

No lawn/buffer/unapproved yard parking spaces under §143-93K; RV storage and existing-use application need parcel review.

Section 27-403K limits outdoor storage to two uninhabited RVs in transportable condition. An RV longer than 25 feet may not stay in a required front-yard setback for more than three days in seven. At a single-family detached house, maintain five feet from an abutting single-family detached house lot line and five feet inside the public-street curb or uncurbed cartway. These are not substitute district or safety approvals.

Section 27-403K limits outdoor storage to two uninhabited RVs in transportable condition. An RV longer than 25 feet may not stay in a required front-yard setback for more than three days in seven. At a single-family detached house, maintain five feet from an abutting single-family detached house lot line and five feet inside the public-street curb or uncurbed cartway. These are not substitute district or safety approvals.

Residential accessory-use rules cover travel trailers, truck campers, motor homes, tent campers, adapted vacation vehicles, boats, utility trailers and other listed recreation equipment. RVs longer than 25 feet may occupy the required front setback no more than three days in seven; longer storage uses the side or rear setback area. On a detached-house lot, maintain five feet from an abutting detached-house lot line. Maintain ten feet inside the public curb or from an uncurbed cartway, or beyond the clear sight triangle, whichever is most restrictive.

Residential accessory-use rules cover travel trailers, truck campers, motor homes, tent campers, adapted vacation vehicles, boats, utility trailers and other listed recreation equipment. RVs longer than 25 feet may occupy the required front setback no more than three days in seven; longer storage uses the side or rear setback area. On a detached-house lot, maintain five feet from an abutting detached-house lot line. Maintain ten feet inside the public curb or from an uncurbed cartway, or beyond the clear sight triangle, whichever is most restrictive.

At most two uninhabited, transportable RVs may be parked or stored outdoors. An RV longer than 20 feet may not be in a required front yard more than four days in seven. Front-yard storage must use a driveway, asphalt, concrete or paving-block area, not grass. At a detached house, the RV must be at least three feet from an abutting detached-house lot line and must not be stored in a public right-of-way.

At most two uninhabited, transportable RVs may be parked or stored outdoors. An RV longer than 20 feet may not be in a required front yard more than four days in seven. Front-yard storage must use a driveway, asphalt, concrete or paving-block area, not grass. At a detached house, the RV must be at least three feet from an abutting detached-house lot line and must not be stored in a public right-of-way.

The accessory-use subsection C requires outdoor recreational vehicles or units to be stored only in the principal structure’s rear or side yard, at least five feet from a side lot line and ten feet from the rear property line. A paved front driveway does not satisfy this side/rear-yard condition.

The accessory-use subsection C requires outdoor recreational vehicles or units to be stored only in the principal structure’s rear or side yard, at least five feet from a side lot line and ten feet from the rear property line. A paved front driveway does not satisfy this side/rear-yard condition.

Section 1319.06 requires all storage conditions: length strictly less than 40 feet; side or rear yard behind the front façade; district accessory-structure setbacks; sight screening from abutting properties by solid-board fencing or obscuring landscaping at least six feet high; and a macadam or concrete pad. Screening is not required along the alley side. RVs and watercraft must stay clean, well-kept, operational, currently licensed and inspected.

Section 1319.06 requires all storage conditions: length strictly less than 40 feet; side or rear yard behind the front façade; district accessory-structure setbacks; sight screening from abutting properties by solid-board fencing or obscuring landscaping at least six feet high; and a macadam or concrete pad. Screening is not required along the alley side. RVs and watercraft must stay clean, well-kept, operational, currently licensed and inspected.

These traffic provisions do not establish permission for private-lot RV storage. Confirm zoning, lawful parking surfaces, yard location and property restrictions with the city. A rule allowing a vehicle on a street for part of the day would not establish driveway or camping permission.

These traffic provisions do not establish permission for private-lot RV storage. Confirm zoning, lawful parking surfaces, yard location and property restrictions with the city. A rule allowing a vehicle on a street for part of the day would not establish driveway or camping permission.

This guide establishes a street-trailer restriction, not a complete private-property storage route. Ask zoning about the actual yard, driveway, vehicle and occupancy. Whitehall Township in Lehigh County is separate from North Whitehall, South Whitehall and Whitehall Borough elsewhere in Pennsylvania.

This guide establishes a street-trailer restriction, not a complete private-property storage route. Ask zoning about the actual yard, driveway, vehicle and occupancy. Whitehall Township in Lehigh County is separate from North Whitehall, South Whitehall and Whitehall Borough elsewhere in Pennsylvania.

Section 564-105B(2) provides a private-property route for mobile homes and RVs designed or adapted as mobile dwellings, including truck-camper-equipped vehicles, no longer than 24 feet and no heavier than 12,000 GVW. It expressly requires compliance with §600-1602A–B. This parking exception does not authorize dwelling use.

Section 564-105B(2) provides a private-property route for mobile homes and RVs designed or adapted as mobile dwellings, including truck-camper-equipped vehicles, no longer than 24 feet and no heavier than 12,000 GVW. It expressly requires compliance with §600-1602A–B. This parking exception does not authorize dwelling use.

Section 804C prohibits permanent parking or standing except unoccupied storage on private property, including qualifying private roads owned by or leased to the RV owner. Storage must comply with zoning; no front-yard storage where an existing driveway or other rear-yard access is adequate to store the RV; no parking or storage over a public sidewalk. The zoning and actual access conditions still need parcel-specific confirmation.

Section 804C prohibits permanent parking or standing except unoccupied storage on private property, including qualifying private roads owned by or leased to the RV owner. Storage must comply with zoning; no front-yard storage where an existing driveway or other rear-yard access is adequate to store the RV; no parking or storage over a public sidewalk. The zoning and actual access conditions still need parcel-specific confirmation.

Section 190-817A permits at most one RV or trailer outdoors on a lot, licensed, uninhabited and transportable. It must be entirely behind the principal building’s front face, at least eight feet from every property line, and outside the public right-of-way. On corner lots, neither side of the principal building abutting a public street may be used. Grass or dirt requires a Township-approved underlying surface, such as approved stone or patio pavers; examples are not automatic surface approval.

Section 190-817A permits at most one RV or trailer outdoors on a lot, licensed, uninhabited and transportable. It must be entirely behind the principal building’s front face, at least eight feet from every property line, and outside the public right-of-way. On corner lots, neither side of the principal building abutting a public street may be used. Grass or dirt requires a Township-approved underlying surface, such as approved stone or patio pavers; examples are not automatic surface approval.

Temporary one-unit route: 72 hours in seven days on paved/gravel surface.

Class A behind setback line, five feet; Class B residential storage max 320 sq ft/13 feet, twice-height side/rear setbacks and screening.

Temporary one-unit route: one week per 30 days on paved/gravel driveway.

Class I behind setback lines and five feet; Class II principal-use setbacks, screening and 320 sq ft/13-foot cap.

Owner-owned unit; motorized RVs require specified hard surface.

Front 100 feet from right-of-way; Class I side/rear ten feet, Class II district setbacks; count limits.

One RV temporarily 72 hours/seven days on paved/gravel with setbacks.

Longer storage one unit, max 320 sq ft/13 feet; outside front yard, five-foot side/rear.

Class I or II storage route, not a generic driveway allowance.

Class I ten-foot right-of-way/five-foot adjoining-line setbacks; Class II principal-use setbacks and screening.

Private storage determination needed.

No setback allowance established by street source.

No private-storage route established by this street source.

Confirm zoning setbacks separately.

Private storage zoning not established; shore-power limit still applies.

Obtain parcel-specific placement determination.

Unoccupied storage requires separate zoning determination.

No general home setback route established by Article 525.

Front-yard zoning cap two days/seven; driveway label does not alter the yard.

Other residential position three feet from another dwelling lot line plus screening; Chapter 281 adds 25-foot wording.

Approved-surface front provision: 72 hours once in seven days before or after use; front-yard wording needs interpretation.

Rear only otherwise; ten feet from side/rear lines, street-abutting building line or 35-foot curb fallback; no grass.

Owner’s property, behind property line, traffic visibility and wheel immobilization; front-yard residential area rules apply.

After 72 hours: garage or behind building line; 30-foot front and 7½-foot side/rear storage setbacks, larger corner rule.

Garage/private driveway recognized subject to Article III designed parking-area rules.

Residential motorhome lawn/landscape parking prohibited; gravel needs barriers/permanent curbing under the definition.

No complete private-parking clearance from street rules.

Private storage and legal zoning placement need separate determination.

Private RV storage not determined by overnight street permission.

Ask zoning staff about the legal yard and storage use.

At most 7,000 pounds GVWR with exactly four road-contact wheels; owner/operator residence and other conditions.

20-foot-or-shorter units behind front setback; other vehicle classes garage-only under §154-5.

Front/side driveway is not the ordinary residential outdoor RV location; loading exception is separate.

Rear yard not visible from street; lawful paved parking surface and residential conditions.

Temporary 96-hour route, maximum 30 feet including hitch, owner property and required parking preserved.

Storage must be completely enclosed; temporary parking must use lawful parking area.

Owner-property route up to 72 hours, behind lot line with clear sightlines and wheels immobilized.

Longer storage behind building line or in garage; 30-foot front and 7½-foot side/rear setbacks, larger corner rule.

Residential route: on-lot accessory building interior or rear yard; complete site approval remains separate.

Residential route: on-lot accessory building interior or rear yard; complete site approval remains separate.

No open parking of motor homes, trailers or RVs on residential property; enclosed-storage permission not established.

No open parking of motor homes, trailers or RVs on residential property; enclosed-storage permission not established.

R districts: no front-yard parking; side/rear route requires current license/registration and valid inspection.

R districts: no front-yard parking; side/rear route requires current license/registration and valid inspection.

R districts: no front yard; documented side/rear storage Memorial Day–Labor Day; no permanent off-season storage.

R districts: no front yard; documented side/rear storage Memorial Day–Labor Day; no permanent off-season storage.

Authorized off-street facility required; towed RV overlap with residential trailer-garage clause unresolved.

Authorized off-street facility required; towed RV overlap with residential trailer-garage clause unresolved.

Residential: no front yard; five feet from side/rear lines; driveway/pad; additional screening applies.

Residential: no front yard; five feet from side/rear lines; driveway/pad; additional screening applies.

Occupant-owned/used RV outside: maximum 72 aggregate hours in three months before removal or qualifying enclosure.

Occupant-owned/used RV outside: maximum 72 aggregate hours in three months before removal or qualifying enclosure.

Residential RV storage behind the front building line; other parcel approvals remain separate.

Residential RV storage behind the front building line; other parcel approvals remain separate.

No front-yard storage for towed/unlicensed-category equipment; accessory-equivalent setbacks; licensed RV visibility and approved-surface rules.

No front-yard storage for towed/unlicensed-category equipment; accessory-equivalent setbacks; licensed RV visibility and approved-surface rules.

Storage-yard facilities only: conditional-use and site approval; ordinary residential driveway permission unresolved.

Storage-yard facilities only: conditional-use and site approval; ordinary residential driveway permission unresolved.

Private-property storage not resolved by the street ordinance.

Travel-preparation exception is not in the front yard.

No blanket driveway clearance; identify legal setback areas.

R-1/R-2/R-3 front and side setbacks: weekly three-instance/72-hour regular-storage limitation.

Existing driveway/parking-area route; confirm the legal footprint.

Side or rear yard when existing driveway/area has insufficient space; no front-lawn route established.

R-district exception requires storage behind the main structure.

Rear-yard intrusion allowed subject to side-yard wording, licensing/registration and maintenance requirements.

Approved private-site conditions not fully established by the guidance.

No grass parking, including private grass.

Accessory listing does not automatically approve a front driveway.

Residential accessory definition lists side yard, rear yard or garage; no parking in required transitional yard.

A driveway may be within a front or side yard; pavement is not a stated exception.

No front/side-yard storage of named trailers or motorized RVs; rear location still needs approval.

Home-storage rules not established by this winter-street guide.

No yard-storage permission established.

Rental-guest parking uses available property areas, subject to separate RV/site rules.

Short-term-rental guests may not park on lawns or vegetated areas.

Storage rule does not settle parcel-specific driveway approval.

Confirm legal yard, setbacks and sight lines.

Eligible dwelling lot and current license, registration and inspection required.

Clear sight triangle must remain unobstructed.

One RV under 9 ft high and 20 ft long, 20 ft from public street.

Side/rear parallel-adjacent placement, length cap, screening and setbacks; other front-yard storage prohibited.

A front driveway is not an express storage location.

Garage or rear-yard storage under §192-54G.

No private-property storage determination from street chapter.

Parcel zoning and home storage remain unresolved.

Storage route exists; approved parcel position still needs confirmation.

Other zoning, sight-line and access requirements remain applicable.

Municipal FAQ allows resident RV/trailer parking with current PA license and inspection.

Approved position and parcel conditions still need confirmation.

Ordinary private-property RV route not established by right-of-way guidance.

Keep the public right-of-way clear; confirm parcel-specific rules.

Home-storage permission not established by the street provisions.

Ask zoning about the actual yard and approved surface.

Designated residential front driveway/parking area; no grass parking.

Side/rear stabilized area behind front building line; single-family three-foot side setback and other conditions.

Over 30 feet: impervious pad fits full length and width; resident-owned/leased.

Large RVs: seven feet from other property lines; front also ten feet from curb/edge.

Temporary residential parking: maximum 72 consecutive hours in seven days; one-foot lot-line clearance.

Long-term storage: no prohibited front position, accessory setbacks, screening and approved surface.

One dwelling-accessory RV; storage begins at 24 total hours in seven days.

No front-yard storage; six feet from lines adjoining existing residential use.

Owner property, paved short-stay area behind building line; preserve visibility and block wheels.

Beyond 72 continuous hours: garage or covered side/rear position behind building line.

A driveway in the minimum front yard remains subject to the large-RV limit.

At least 24 feet: no more than two days in seven in a dwelling’s minimum front yard.

Specific unenclosed-vehicle rule may prevent front driveway use.

Covered side/rear storage: five feet from property line; front-yard restriction.

Covered heavy vehicles on residential premises: up to 24 hours for loading/unloading/routine maintenance.

General RV home-storage placement not established here.

Ordinary outdoor placement behind the principal building’s front face.

Ten feet from property lines/side-rear alleys; 25 feet from other streets; complete-screening alternative.

Front-yard temporary-dwelling storage exception concerns an existing driveway, with other zoning rules retained.

Trailers must satisfy accessory-use district setbacks.

Unoccupied RV must be in rear half of lot on hard surface.

Apply rear-half condition together with applicable outdoor-storage and district requirements.

Driveway is a listed storage position on a lot with a principal structure.

Behind the front plane of the principal structure, or inside an available on-lot accessory building.

Approved parking surface under Chapter 300 required.

Front, side and rear yard parking/storage requires an approved parking surface.

The traffic code permits trailer storage on privately owned tracts, but parcel zoning and placement need separate confirmation.

Do not treat the traffic-code storage clause as a zoning setback or surface exemption.

The street exception does not establish residential driveway storage permission.

Private yard placement and storage require separate zoning review.

Private driveway allowed subject to three-foot clearances from structures and property lines; common/shared driveways prohibited.

Garage or rear yard allowed; front yard prohibited. Minimum ten feet from curb or paved street edge, and at most one outdoor RV/recreational trailer/boat.

Private driveway storage requires separate zoning review; the cited permit is for highways.

This highway provision does not establish a yard-storage allowance.

In R districts: one listed item total, behind the principal structure and at least three feet from property lines.

In R districts: one listed item total, behind the principal structure and at least three feet from property lines.

A side-yard driveway is excepted from the stated five-foot property-line buffer after consent.

After consent, use the rear or side yard, ordinarily at least five feet from property lines; retain required on-lot parking.

Private RV storage requires separate zoning review.

Private RV storage requires separate zoning review.

Private-lot storage placement is unresolved; the 72-hour rule is a residential-street rule.

Private-lot storage placement is unresolved; the 72-hour rule is a residential-street rule.

Section 355-113N allows major recreational equipment within a carport or completely enclosed building, in the side or rear of an approved lot at least 20 feet from the property line, or on a previously approved nonresidential storage lot. The checker covers only the ordinary side/rear residential route and uses the closest property line. Building and nonresidential alternatives need their own review.

Section 326-19 applies vehicle-parking rules to RVs, boats, trailers, campers and coaches. R3, R4 and R5 residential parking uses paved driveways, paved lots or mud- and dust-free paved areas at least five feet from side and rear lines; residential uses in nonresidential districts have similar requirements. R1/R2 locations also carry five-foot side/rear buffers. Front parking generally must use an approved or preexisting nonconforming driveway. More than one unscreened motor vehicle on residential property must use the specified parking areas. The checker conservatively requires an approved paved surface and the RV-specific 20-foot buffer. Section 355-113N prohibits parking or storing major recreational equipment on any township public street.

One unoccupied RV, side/rear and outside front setbacks.

One unoccupied RV, side/rear and outside front setbacks.

Separate storage authority must be confirmed; occupancy approval allows the RV on the lot only while occupied.

Separate storage authority must be confirmed; occupancy approval allows the RV on the lot only while occupied.

Unoccupied, side or rear, with compliant parking and access surfaces.

Unoccupied, side or rear, with compliant parking and access surfaces.

One RV; height-dependent placement and setbacks; slides closed.

One RV; height-dependent placement and setbacks; slides closed.

No more than two RVs or camper trailers stored outdoors on an individual residential lot.

No more than two RVs or camper trailers stored outdoors on an individual residential lot.

Named private locations behind the front-yard setback line; sidewalk must remain clear.

Named private locations behind the front-yard setback line; sidewalk must remain clear.

Owner-property improved surface; valid plates, required inspection and roadworthy.

Owner-property improved surface; valid plates, required inspection and roadworthy.

Carport, enclosed building, rear yard or private residential driveway, subject to separate zoning.

Carport, enclosed building, rear yard or private residential driveway, subject to separate zoning.

Outdoors behind front building line, subject to other parcel rules.

Outdoors behind front building line, subject to other parcel rules.

Seven consecutive days in front/required side-rear yards; qualifying owner vehicle exception only for side/rear.

Seven consecutive days in front/required side-rear yards; qualifying owner vehicle exception only for side/rear.

One vehicle any yard with five-foot clearance; second RV requires 0.5 acre and side/rear yard.

One vehicle any yard with five-foot clearance; second RV requires 0.5 acre and side/rear yard.

One Class I RV, behind building setback lines and five feet from adjoining lines.

One Class I RV, behind building setback lines and five feet from adjoining lines.

Two resident-registered RVs per dwelling; compliant residential parking.

Two resident-registered RVs per dwelling; compliant residential parking.

One qualifying RV per resident family, rear allowable building area.

One qualifying RV per resident family, rear allowable building area.

Private storage not determined.

Private storage not determined.

Side or rear yard only; valid license/inspection and no household use.

Side or rear yard only; valid license/inspection and no household use.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

One vacation RV in a qualifying accessory-use envelope.

One vacation RV in a qualifying accessory-use envelope.

Behind principal building; height-related controls.

Behind principal building; height-related controls.

Front driveway does not override the rear-yard RV-storage rule.

Rear yard with applicable accessory setbacks; side yard only through Zoning Officer discretion when rear area is insufficient.

Separate private-property review required.

Separate private-property review required.

Private driveway and land-use rules are outside scope.

No private-yard parking or habitation permission.

One Class I unit, side/rear yard, with stated clearances and maintenance.

One Class I unit, side/rear yard, with stated clearances and maintenance.

Private RV storage is not evaluated.

Private RV storage is not evaluated.

Front placement needs total fencing-and-vegetation screening or at least 100 ft from the front line.

Two covered outdoor units per single-family detached dwelling; at least 7 ft from every property line.

Not an automatic storage location; selected residential rules require enclosure, carport or rear yard.

Rear-yard option remains subject to other law.

Occupied RV access: at least twelve-foot mud-free stone/shale drive plus four cleared feet each side; emergency access required.

Ordinary conforming R-1 principal setbacks: sixty feet front, sixty rear, twenty each side.

No driveway exception is inferred for front-yard RV storage.

Storage cannot occupy a front yard or grass; motor vehicles also cannot be stored on exposed soil.

Only if selected R-1/R-2 location, surface, setback and condition requirements are met; no approval.

No front-yard parking; off-street rearmost 50% and five-foot side/rear thresholds in screened districts.

Storage siting and Trailer Ordinance not evaluated.

No lawful storage location is established.

Homeowner driveway/yard storage is outside this street-loading guide.

Homeowner driveway/yard storage is outside this street-loading guide.

General residential storage not evaluated.

Permanent storage requires separate zoning compliance and additional §170-59(C) conditions.

Not generally approved: off-street areas are separately reserved for automobile parking.

No front-yard RV storage; exact lawful location must be confirmed.

Private-property storage not evaluated; Chapter 31 must be resolved separately.

Private-yard storage not evaluated.

Private-property parking is not evaluated.

Private-property parking is not evaluated.

No external storage in a front yard.

Required side/rear yards plus five-foot RV lot-line minimum; at most two covered outdoor units.

Owner/resident storage-only exemption from Chapter 279.

Owner/resident storage-only exemption from Chapter 279.

Private-property parking is not evaluated.

Private-property storage and land-use eligibility are not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

No general driveway placement approval; front-yard restrictions and required parking remain relevant.

Ordinary outdoor storage belongs behind the principal building in the rear and has permit, screening and setback conditions.

A front driveway does not satisfy the side/rear storage condition.

Unoccupied side/rear storage on property owned or leased by the vehicle owner is the covered route.

Private homeowner storage not evaluated.

Private homeowner storage not evaluated.

Front storage only in a driveway leading to a garage, with no sidewalk/ROW encroachment.

Other-yard storage: five-foot clearance, no encroachment and preserved traffic visibility.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

One uninhabited transportable occupant/authorized-visitor RV; sight lines clear. At ≥8 feet high, no R-district front yard; principal-structure setbacks apply in side/rear yards.

Permanent: behind setback line on an improved paved space; temporary path has separate measurements.

Permanent at least 10 feet from side/rear lot lines. Temporary clearances are strictly greater than 10 and 5 feet.

Ordinary homeowner driveway parking is outside this community-only scope.

Community outdoor storage requires approved HOA authorization and every listed minimum.

Ten-foot neighboring boundary clearance; front-yard restriction.

Ten-foot neighboring boundary clearance; front-yard restriction.

Private property not screened.

Private property not screened.

Accessory use; current registration and inspection when required.

Accessory use; current registration and inspection when required.

A driveway is not a substitute for the specifically named private garage or rear yard.

Rear-yard exception for one combined listed unoccupied vehicle, subject to sight distance and other laws.

Behind the nearest-to-street building portion for this outdoor route.

Behind the nearest-to-street building portion for this outdoor route.

Front-yard temporary placement on/adjacent paved or gravel driveway only.

Behind confirmed setback; five feet from adjoining lines and rear alley.

Driveway/paved off-street surface, farthest accessible point from street.

Side/rear placement at least five feet from every property line.

Private-lot storage not decided here.

Private-lot storage not decided here.

Behind front building line; ten-foot side/rear setbacks, or five feet with qualifying screen.

Behind front building line; ten-foot side/rear setbacks, or five feet with qualifying screen.

Must be independently lawful; no blanket driveway-storage approval.

Defined front-lawn motor-vehicle parking prohibited.

One vehicle up to 26 feet behind building front; permit beyond two weeks.

One vehicle up to 26 feet behind building front; permit beyond two weeks.

One Class I vehicle: at most 200 sq ft/10 ft, behind building line, five-foot adjoining setbacks.

One Class I vehicle: at most 200 sq ft/10 ft, behind building line, five-foot adjoining setbacks.

Maximum two owner/tenant vehicles; side/rear and district requirements apply.

Maximum two owner/tenant vehicles; side/rear and district requirements apply.

Residential parcel requirements still apply.

Limited on-lot storage route.

Access-based yard placement and approved surface; annual use required.

Access-based yard placement and approved surface; annual use required.

Private storage not decided.

Private storage not decided.

At least 26 feet in a front yard: maximum four days in any seven; setbacks and maintenance still apply.

At least 26 feet in a front yard: maximum four days in any seven; setbacks and maintenance still apply.

Private-lot storage is not evaluated.

Private-lot storage is not evaluated.

One RV or boat, owner-occupied lot; placement, screening and area limits.

One RV or boat, owner-occupied lot; placement, screening and area limits.

RA residential limits plus acreage-dependent enclosed-structure screening.

RA residential limits plus acreage-dependent enclosed-structure screening.

Not established here.

Not established here.

Garage/carport or specified position behind a building.

Garage/carport or specified position behind a building.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Not established here.

Not established here.

Separate class-specific storage provisions.

Separate class-specific storage provisions.

One RV without displacing required parking.

One RV without displacing required parking.

Private-lot rules not evaluated.

Private-lot rules not evaluated.

Category 2 temporary parking: one RV, 48 hours per seven days.

Category 2 temporary parking: one RV, 48 hours per seven days.

Separate private-site restrictions apply.

Separate private-site restrictions apply.

Visitor front-yard exception up to seven days; not ordinary resident storage.

Visitor front-yard exception up to seven days; not ordinary resident storage.

Yard interaction not evaluated.

Yard interaction not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

One seasonal RV, maximum 25 feet, paving and placement conditions.

One seasonal RV, maximum 25 feet, paving and placement conditions.

Inside boundaries, clear road visibility, immobilized wheels, no use.

Inside boundaries, clear road visibility, immobilized wheels, no use.

Owner-owned RV up to 35 feet; residential side/rear yard.

Owner-owned RV up to 35 feet; residential side/rear yard.

Paved, behind building line; uncovered up to 72 hours.

Paved, behind building line; uncovered up to 72 hours.

Behind building; setbacks, paving and tall-unit spacing/coverage.

Behind building; setbacks, paving and tall-unit spacing/coverage.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Seasonal setbacks; off-season one vehicle behind building setback line.

Seasonal setbacks; off-season one vehicle behind building setback line.

Unoccupied storage not decided.

Unoccupied storage not decided.

Rear/side of dwelling, garage or roofed structure; underlying zoning requirements remain.

Rear/side of dwelling, garage or roofed structure; underlying zoning requirements remain.

Temporary side/rear private parking up to 72 hours; longer outdoor storage requires a separate permit.

Temporary side/rear private parking up to 72 hours; longer outdoor storage requires a separate permit.

Garage, carport or rear-yard storage provision; no automatic parcel approval.

Garage, carport or rear-yard storage provision; no automatic parcel approval.

Two outdoor RVs; contiguous commonly owned lots count together.

Two outdoor RVs; contiguous commonly owned lots count together.

Private storage not determined.

Private storage not determined.

Rear placement or indoor storage; narrow side-yard exception.

Rear placement or indoor storage; narrow side-yard exception.

One occupant-owned unoccupied RV in a lawful side/rear location; limited checker covers conforming R2 sites.

One occupant-owned unoccupied RV in a lawful side/rear location; limited checker covers conforming R2 sites.

Existing approved residential accessory location, required yards and maintained vehicle.

Existing approved residential accessory location, required yards and maintained vehicle.

Maximum one covered unit per property; placement requires review.

Maximum one covered unit per property; placement requires review.

Separate yard, screening and other storage rules apply.

Separate yard, screening and other storage rules apply.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private-property requirements are separate.

Private-property requirements are separate.

Two-RV uncovered ceiling; adjoining common lots aggregate.

Two-RV uncovered ceiling; adjoining common lots aggregate.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private-lot storage is not evaluated.

Private-lot storage is not evaluated.

Front-area three days; side/rear three feet.

Front-area three days; side/rear three feet.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Long-term location rules apply; not automated as complete storage approval.

Long-term location rules apply; not automated as complete storage approval.

Up to two qualifying RVs; setback and condition requirements.

Up to two qualifying RVs; setback and condition requirements.

One vehicular dwelling, storage only; additional parking and registration requirements.

One vehicular dwelling, storage only; additional parking and registration requirements.

Private storage not determined.

Private storage not determined.

Owner-lot placement and maintenance conditions; not automated as complete storage approval.

Owner-lot placement and maintenance conditions; not automated as complete storage approval.

Side/rear or covered storage with accessory setbacks.

Side/rear or covered storage with accessory setbacks.

Storage and habitation are distinct.

Storage and habitation are distinct.

Listed RV classes: three hours or shorter posted limit in Council Districts 1, 6, 7, 9 and 10. Separate 15-day single-block list covers boats, motorhomes and truck campers.

No complete loading exception established by this section.

RV parking/storage on public streets prohibited by §359-107(C).

No general short-loading waiver established by the examined section.

Listed motorhomes, trailers and truck campers restricted in or abutting covered zones; City-confirmed current district mapping required.

RV/truck-camper permit: 24 hours plus a notified 24-hour renewal. Momentary loading and specific work exceptions have separate scopes.

No public-curb clock established by the examined private residential route.

A short parking clock is not an independently verified active-loading exemption.

Ordinary maximum 24 hours; active loading is separate. RV trailers may not be detached and left on a street at any time.

Active-loading exception to the ordinary clock does not erase attachment, access or other Chapter 173 requirements.

No public-curb RV clock established by this targeted off-street review.

Listed operational construction/delivery/service exceptions have their own facts; no general trip-loading duration inferred.

No complete public-curb RV stay established by the private accessory-use clause.

Short required-front-yard storage is not a general verified loading or maintenance waiver.

Listed RV equipment: at most 48 hours; detached trailer prohibited absent actual prior Police approval. GVWR at least 9,500 lb has a separate one-hour rule on designated roads during specified night/weekend windows.

No general trip-loading waiver inferred from the examined street section.

No street stay established by the reviewed off-street RV section.

Loading/repair activity needs its own relevant provisions; storage count does not waive them.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

No general loading exemption established.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

No general loading exemption established.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

Actual residential-lot loading/unloading: at most 24 hours anywhere on the lot; ordinary storage rules then apply.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

No general loading exemption established.

Residential-district RV provision requires a lot location, not street/public right-of-way.

No general loading exemption established.

48 hours in any seven consecutive days in listed districts, with Ordinance 787 and other road-specific restrictions independently applicable.

No general loading exemption established.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

No general loading exemption established.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

No general loading exemption established.

Motorhome: no street parking 11 p.m.–6 a.m.; trailer/truck camper: Police Chief permit needed beyond three consecutive nights during those hours.

No general loading exemption established.

Street permission is not established by this home-parking provision.

No general loading exemption established.

Horsham bans motor-home and trailer parking on public streets, with narrow business-delivery/service and active road-construction exceptions.

No general trip-preparation permission established.

Trailers and motor homes of any class prohibited 9 p.m.–6 a.m.

No general RV-loading exception stated in §265-36.

Lower Merion prohibits RV and boat parking within a street’s public right-of-way except during actual loading or unloading.

Actual loading/unloading exception only; no fixed overnight window.

8 p.m.–6 a.m. prohibition, with enumerated exclusions and just-cause exception authority.

Active loading/unloading is excluded under §222-26B(7).

Official FAQ: street trailers currently registered, maximum 18 feet and/or 80 inches; exact interpretation and other restrictions unresolved.

No general RV loading allowance established.

At least 20 feet + more than five days in any 30-day period: residential street storage prohibited.

No general loading exception or five-day permission inferred.

Lower Moreland prohibits motor-home, house-trailer, trailer and boat street parking except during actual loading or unloading.

Actual loading/unloading is excepted; no time-based overnight allowance.

Motor homes, RVs, campers and unattached trailers prohibited 9 p.m.–6 a.m.; specified exceptions.

Delivery vehicles exempted; no blanket personal trip-loading exception.

No overnight parking/storage; loading-only route ≤12 hours in seven days.

No more than 12 hours in any seven-day period, only loading/unloading; not an overnight entitlement.

No street-parking permission established by Use A-7.

No street-loading or repair grace period in Use A-7.

Covered vehicles: over-one-hour restriction and separate overnight ban.

Actual loading/unloading and requested service exception; not a general grace period.

Street permission not established.

Anywhere on residential premises for up to 24 hours during loading/unloading.

No RV street permission from the owner-lot exception.

No general RV loading allowance established.

Street parking not established.

Routine occasional loading/unloading front-yard exception; no stated duration.

Street permission not established.

48-hour storage-box/trailer provision is not an RV loading exemption.

Street permission not established.

No general RV loading grace period established.

Prior Parking Department approval or a specific oversized-vehicle exception required.

Active loading; same-block service; breakdown repairs up to 24 hours with required notification.

Street permission not established by §280-113.

Active loading anywhere on premises subject to remaining conditions; necessary electricity/propane preparation allowed.

Broad commercial definition may cover recreational units; overnight public-street ban and residential-street one-hour restriction.

Street exception requires actual loading/unloading and requested service.

Public highways: RVs prohibited 7 p.m.–7 a.m. except authorized posted locations and specific exceptions.

Actual adjacent-property deliveries/services are a stated exception; no general RV loading grace period.

The home-storage subsection does not establish street parking, a street-loading window or repair permission. Other parking and district provisions apply, and §27-401 applies the stricter requirement where rules conflict.

The home-storage subsection does not establish street parking, a street-loading window or repair permission. Other parking and district provisions apply, and §27-401 applies the stricter requirement where rules conflict.

Any legally parked street RV must be drivable under its own power or attached to a tow vehicle at all times. It must be along the road frontage of the property owner of the RV, no more than three days in seven. These conditions do not override signs, traffic laws or the requirement that parking otherwise be legal.

No general loading exception established.

The storage provision excludes the existing public right-of-way. It is not a street-parking or loading permit. Confirm traffic restrictions, the exact property boundary and any repair activity separately.

The storage provision excludes the existing public right-of-way. It is not a street-parking or loading permit. Confirm traffic restrictions, the exact property boundary and any repair activity separately.

No general street or loading permission is established by this outdoor-storage provision. Ask police about the exact road, and zoning about whether loading differs from storage at your address.

No general street or loading permission is established by this outdoor-storage provision. Ask police about the exact road, and zoning about whether loading differs from storage at your address.

Confirm the exact street with city parking enforcement. Section 1319.06 is a residential zoning provision, and Bethlehem Township’s separate oversized-vehicle rules do not govern the city.

Temporary RV parking in a residential district for loading or unloading items is limited to three days. This zoning provision does not override traffic restrictions or establish a universal street-parking allowance. Parking RVs or watercraft for compensation is prohibited in residential zoning districts.

Section 560-48 bars tractors, tractor trailers, dump trucks, garbage packer trucks and any other vehicle over 20 feet on any street between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., unless Police grant temporary permission for cause. Passenger automobiles are expressly excluded. Do not assume a motor home is a passenger automobile merely because it carries passengers.

No general loading exception established.

Section 15-39A prohibits a trailer on any street or highway without attached mechanical traction designed to draw it. Its definition includes nonpowered vehicles carrying property or passengers and wheeled living-quarter trailers, including house and boat trailers. Attachment is necessary, not a complete parking authorization.

Specific truck delivery, pickup and adjacent-construction work may occur 7 a.m.–9 p.m., ending immediately after work and no later than ten hours. Separate clauses cover Township-permitted vehicles, emergency response, permitted household moves and active service work, with emergency-service timing relief. These are not a blanket ten-hour RV camping or loading allowance.

Listed vehicles in plain view for more than 24 hours restricted in named districts; small-RV private-property route, temporary permits and §564-105D exemptions must be assessed. Not a blanket 24-hour street permission.

The private-property small-RV exception is not a street exemption. The separate commercial delivery/service exception is not a universal RV loading allowance. Signs, vehicle rules and traffic controls remain applicable.

Section 802 bars RVs, independently of its 14,000-pound or 80-inch tests for other vehicles, on streets in R-1, R-1A, R-2, R-2A, R-3, R-3A, R-4, C-1 and TC. On streets in I1, I2, I3, C2 or C3 abutting residential districts, it applies to the residential-abutting side. Section 803 separately addresses traffic and intersection-sight obstructions, with loading/unloading wording; that is not permission to disregard traffic safety laws.

Qualifying loading/unloading of building- or residence-related materials, household goods, refuse, recycling and other goods must end immediately when finished and never exceed 48 hours. Moving to another public-street position within one mile of road distance counts as the same parking period. Business-use nonmotorized vehicles qualify only for temporary work on a building within 50 feet. Do not treat 48 hours as ordinary street parking.

Section 180-28J prohibits RV parking in roadways, streets, alleys and public parking areas. The zoning provision also excludes parking and storage from public-street rights-of-way. A connected tow vehicle does not turn the RV prohibition into permission.

No general RV street-loading grace period is established here. Separate property-maintenance rules can restrict inoperative/unlicensed units and major repairs. Obtain an activity-specific answer rather than using a storage rule for repairs or business operations.

No general street allowance established.

Temporary parking is not an independent loading or repair exemption.

Over 72 continuous hours prohibited; no relocation to evade.

No independent street-loading exemption established.

On-lot section does not grant street parking.

Active loading/unloading/service up to 36 hours, 12 feet from curb and clear right-of-way/sidewalk.

Private-lot 72-hour rule does not authorize street parking.

No independent loading or repair exemption established.

No general street permission established.

No independent loading time window established.

Unattached trailers prohibited; motorhome/attached-unit wording needs Police interpretation.

Commercial delivery exception is not expressly a general RV exception.

Named campers/trailers over 48 continuous hours prohibited; arterial/collector rule also applies.

No general RV loading exemption; commercial repair emergency exception is narrow.

Near-term readying only, 72 consecutive hours/street and seven total days/30.

Trip preparation is limited; not general street storage.

Unattached trailers prohibited; attachment still leaves district/class and street controls.

Actual temporary loading excluded from parking definition; district delivery windows and other controls remain.

Chapter 281 says no public-street RV parking/storage; confirm applicability and traffic rules.

No general loading grace period established.

No general street permission established.

Do not equate the 72-hour provision with permission to load anywhere.

Comply with all street laws; private 72-hour rule is not street permission.

72-hour parking clock resets only after 24 consecutive hours away.

Over 20 feet and/or 10,000 pounds; towing vehicle counts even detached; narrow exceptions/permit route.

Momentary actual off-street loading excluded; street service exceptions are separate.

More than two hours, 10 p.m.–7 a.m.; oversized vehicles use residential-district H clause.

Specific lawful commercial/oversized loading exceptions, not a general RV grace period.

2–6 a.m. prohibition with limited-request and designated permit exceptions.

No general RV loading grace established by overnight rules.

Over-20-foot named units prohibited; smaller vehicles need applicable permit and other compliance.

Two-minute momentary clause and reasonable 7 a.m.–10 p.m. loading/delivery clause require care.

Private-yard rule does not authorize street parking.

Location clause excepts loading/unloading without a general time allowance.

No storage; shorter parking must obey traffic laws.

No automatic loading waiver; 96-hour reset requires time out of Township or compliant storage.

All street laws apply; no 72-hour street permission.

No general loading waiver or reliable reset interval established.

No listed RV equipment on residential-district highways or trafficways.

Only momentary actual loading/unloading is excluded from the parking definition.

Street permission not established by the off-street article.

No general loading exemption established.

Street and loading rules need separate confirmation.

No general loading exemption established.

No general street RV permission established.

No general loading exemption established.

Cited text prohibits RVs on public highways, streets, alleys and public property.

No general loading exemption established.

Covered heavy/classified/dual-rear-wheel vehicles: restricted nights and all Sunday, with narrow prompt-loading exception.

Prompt active loading/unloading exception: reasonable period no more than 90 minutes.

72 consecutive hours in three months; other restrictions still apply.

No general loading exemption established.

No general street or loading permission established.

No general loading exemption established.

Street parking not cleared by this residential placement guide.

No general loading exemption established.

Street parking and loading outside the storage facility are unresolved.

No general loading exemption established.

General public-thoroughfare prohibition with two specific exceptions.

Up to 72 hours, immediately in front of owner/lessee residence; notify City first.

Motorhomes, recreational trailers and boats prohibited on streets, roads and rights-of-way.

No general street loading grace period stated.

Separate street schedules and later amendments apply.

No independent loading or repair waiver established.

Not resolved by the private-storage exception.

No loading/repair grace period established.

Official Township guidance prohibits recreational vehicles in streets/public rights-of-way.

No loading grace period stated in this guidance.

Separate traffic/right-of-way determination needed.

No loading waiver; no motor-vehicle repair in conjunction with parking facilities.

Not established by the storage provision.

No specified storage grace period; brief activity classification needs confirmation.

Posted designated seasonal areas: Nov 1–Mar 31; designated emergency routes during declared emergency.

No winter parking/loading exemption stated.

Only separately lawful on-street areas; no RV street permission established.

No loading/repair grace period established.

Street RV allowance not established.

No general loading exemption established.

Private-lot rule is not street permission.

No separate loading grace period established.

No public-property storage or parking over 48 hours; shorter stays not automatically lawful.

No general loading override established.

Street rules not established by accessory-use provision.

No express front-yard or street loading grace period established.

48-hour RV ceiling; Class 4–8 restriction must also be resolved.

Only necessary loading time; Police permission required for listed conflicts.

No general RV street interval established.

No personal-RV loading grace period established.

FAQ concerns resident property, not street parking.

No general street or yard loading exception established.

Municipal guidance prohibits storage in public right-of-way.

No defined RV loading grace period established.

Trailer parking prohibited on residential-district streets; delivery/pickup exception.

Actual deliveries or pickups to premises on the street/alley have a specific exception.

Residential street: attachment or prior police permit; specified work exception; snow override.

Police permit up to 96 consecutive hours, five per vehicle/year, 15 days apart; specific delivery/work exception.

Residential loading/unloading/cleaning up to 72 hours; public-street slide-outs prohibited.

Large-RV private loading/unloading/routine maintenance exception up to 72 hours.

Private-lot rule does not authorize street parking.

No general street-loading grace period established.

Listed unhitched trailers prohibited; narrow contractor exception.

No general RV loading grace period; contractor exception is not guest permission.

No affirmative street allowance; all traffic laws apply.

72 hours concerns off-street parking, not a street-loading grace period.

Not authorized by the residential accessory rule.

No general loading grace period established.

No street permission established by this storage rule.

No separate RV loading grace period established.

Motorhomes and listed recreation units: three hours in 24, subject to stricter rules.

Over 7,000 pounds gross registered weight and named heavy classes: adjacent active loading; narrow moving exception.

Published §210-48 prohibits boats/towed trailers; current street determination remains separate.

No general loading grace period established by §225-415.

No RV parking on township streets from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Loading does not waive the overnight prohibition; daytime restrictions still apply.

Street permission not established by zoning provision.

No loading exception to rear-half rule established here.

No street permission established by this on-lot section.

Confirm road or temporary loading requirements separately.

No street RV permission established; sidewalks prohibited.

No loading grace period established.

Covered trailers may stop or park temporarily for no longer than two hours, subject to all other traffic restrictions.

The temporary trailer exception is capped at two hours; signs may be more restrictive.

Covered oversized vehicles used for recreation have a maximum 48-hour exception; no alley parking.

No separate longer loading clock follows from the recreational exception.

Street and roadway parking/storage prohibited under §202-15(A); the definition of parked/stored refers to trailer standing over two hours.

The two-hour definition is not an affirmative loading or street-parking permit; confirm short stops separately.

Police permit: no more than seven consecutive days; four per vehicle per year; one week between permits.

No separate loading exemption is stated in §138-25.1.

Street parking and loading permission are not established by the residential storage section.

No loading duration established by §205.12.

The private-storage consent does not authorize street parking.

No separate short loading permission is established by this private-storage rule.

Ordinary RV street, alley and cartway parking prohibited; temporary loading/unloading at most 48 hours.

At most 48 hours; separate heavy-vehicle, business-serving, clearance and posted rules remain.

Motor home/truck-camper/house coach: at most 72 hours, counting temporary and same-block moves.

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

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

No general loading exception established by this limited check.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No street or loading allowance established here.

No general loading permission is inferred.

Large-vehicle street parking prohibited; active loading is separately defined.

No general loading permission is inferred.

No parking or storage in the right-of-way.

No general loading permission is inferred.

No street or trip-loading duration established by §150-60.

No street or trip-loading duration established by §150-60.

Ordinary street RV parking prohibited.

Actual loading/unloading only, no more than 24 total hours each Sunday–Saturday week.

Trailer, camper and motorhome parking/storage prohibited.

Not determined

No covered equipment within the road right-of-way.

No RV loading waiver in Section 15-220(1).

Not determined

Anywhere on premises for actual loading/unloading; required-space rules remain.

Public parking not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Residential-use RV street/highway parking prohibited, including intended dedication.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Temporary paved/gravel driveway: seven days per 30, ten feet from street right-of-way.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Generally prohibited; active owner loading at own frontage at most 72 hours, or eligible notified guest at most 168 hours.

Active loading/unloading, not a blanket three-day storage window.

Covered equipment prohibited on public streets in every zoning district.

Not determined.

Resident loading, attached trailer, no more than forty-eight hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No right-of-way storage.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not determined.

No separate loading exception evaluated.

RV street ban outside Conservation/Agricultural districts.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Detached listed trailers prohibited; motor/mobile homes and buses over24 hours prohibited; general wheeled vehicles over72 hours prohibited.

No broad loading or relocation exception inferred.

Police-notified loading: at most 48 consecutive hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

More than thirty minutes between 2–6 a.m. prohibited; motor vehicles also restricted after six-inch cartway accumulation.

No general loading exception evaluated.

Not evaluated.

No general loading exception established here.

Only brief, fully attended, safe loading/unloading under §455-24.1; other restrictions remain.

Residential zoning states up to 24 hours; parallel code requires City interpretation.

Unresolved; the occupied-RV section gives no public-road permission.

No public-road loading exception evaluated.

Not screened.

Temporary loading, unloading, washing and maintenance are outside this storage-only screen.

Confirmed motorhomes: 2 a.m.–6 a.m. prohibition; no special-permit eligibility.

No separate loading allowance calculated.

Selected midnight–6 a.m. consecutive-night limit; other restrictions remain.

Open camper only while loading/unloading, maximum three consecutive days.

Recreational loading <=168 hours; utility loading <=48 hours; attached units require current tow-vehicle credentials.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Selected districts: over 14,000 lb or 80 in prohibited except qualifying loading, maximum 12 hours and immediate removal; obstruction separately restricted.

Exact statutory loading categories only; no blanket 12-hour allowance.

Not evaluated.

No loading-time exception is inferred.

Ordinary RV street parking prohibited; only actual loading/unloading exception evaluated.

Motorized RV at most 48 hours; nonmotorized RV at most 24 hours, subject to other restrictions.

Oversized ordinary parking is prohibited; selected clearances also apply.

Actual loading of people or personal property may use the at-most-three-hour size exception.

Not evaluated.

No separate loading exception evaluated.

Nonexempt placement over 72 hours requires license.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Single trip-related 72-hour period; separate oversize and no-habitation rules. No address-specific parking clearance.

Actual loading or unloading is excepted from the oversized-vehicle subsection only.

District-specific size/trailer restriction; 48-hour preparation exception.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street storage prohibited; street parking is outside these three private-site scenarios.

Not a general loading exemption. The chapter’s duration calculation still applies.

Ordinary RV parking prohibited; active loading is a narrow definition exclusion.

Temporary and actively loading/unloading property or passengers; no general one-hour RV allowance.

Empty RV exception requires lawful parking.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Public-right-of-way storage prohibited; no other street permission determined.

No separate loading exception is established here.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

No general loading permission is inferred.

Excluded.

Temporary path: one unit, 48 hours in any seven days.

Storage access cannot be directly from an existing public street; street parking itself is not screened.

No loading permission or exemption is determined.

Residential overnight parking and roadway storage prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Overnight-camping prohibition only; ordinary unoccupied street parking not determined.

Not screened.

No street or placement approval supplied.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary motorhome parking prohibited on streets and alleys.

Only actual momentary loading is excluded from the definition; no timed grace period inferred.

Residential lot loading: no more than 72 hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not covered; municipal lots explicitly excluded.

Front-yard parking at most seven days per thirty; not a general loading exemption.

Placement prohibited by §27-406(1).

No separate loading rule determined.

Unattached covered equipment prohibited; Chestnut Street and marked-space limits apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

On-lot loading only: up to 24 hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Trailer restriction; no blanket motorhome classification.

Operational exceptions require individual review.

Street parking not determined here.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Temporary on-lot parking: one vehicle, 72 hours/seven days, paved/gravel and 10-/5-foot clearances.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Public streets are not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinance 407 exception review required.

Not evaluated.

Loading/unloading at most 48 hours; trailers attached.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

RV loading only, at most 48 hours; weight and business limits apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street parking is not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary oversized RV street parking prohibited; seven-foot width/19-foot length thresholds.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

The storage allowance excludes on-street storage.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary parking excluded from street right-of-way; delivery exceptions separate.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Motorhomes at most 24 consecutive hours; detached trailers prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Loading exception up to 24 consecutive hours; street not assessed.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Daytime route only; detached trailer maximum two hours with chocks.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

One continuous period per year, at most 30 days, qualifying frontage.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Public streets/highways prohibited in stated residential scope.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not established here.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Non-passenger vehicle restriction with a7.5-foot width exception.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No permission granted by this yard rule.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered recreational trailers prohibited on public streets.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate visitor right-of-way exception up to 24 hours; not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

48 consecutive-hour ceiling in residential districts.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Specified Saint Anns segment banned; R-1/R-2 intersection/driveway clearance restriction.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Borough loading permit, 48 hours, no automatic renewal; towables attached.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate oversized-vehicle restriction; not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

72-hour cap; 48 consecutive hours off public property needed to reset.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate traffic laws apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate street/permit rules not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Motorhome loading/unloading up to four hours; permits separate.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered recreational vehicles prohibited on public street/right-of-way under this provision.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No public-street storage; the private allowance does not authorize street parking.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Detached nonmotorized vehicles prohibited; attached or motorized RVs maximum eight hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered nonmotorized trailers/campers prohibited on streets at any time; specified permit route.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate 24-hour/attachment provision, not automated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No street-parking permission follows from the private storage use.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street storage beyond 72 continuous hours is prohibited; other limits apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No street camping permission.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered non-self-propelled trailer class:48-hour ceiling, subject to shorter location rules.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

12-hour public limit; towable units stay hitched.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street parking not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Winter street/roadside prohibition November 15 to April 1.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Six continuous hours or less; South Municipal Lot prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

On-street RV/trailer parking prohibited by section.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Covered vehicles: six hours per 24 hours; permit route separate.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary RV street/alley parking prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

36-hour loading provision is not a waiver of separate street restrictions.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate 48-hour yard exception, not street permission.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street parking not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

General prohibition; limited 15-day annual visitor exception.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Ordinary outdoor covered trailer/camper-trailer parking prohibited on streets, highways and public places.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Public street rules not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Street clocks do not establish sleeping or residence permission.

Philadelphia city limits only. Full current publisher 2026 Code §12-919 read October 21, 2026, with listed council districts and June 2024 caption history. Other traffic, zoning, occupancy and later uncodified provisions are not comprehensively cleared. The citywide 15-day list does not include every recreational trailer.

Living/residential RV use prohibited; guest sleep and independent accommodation conditions require separate review.

Municipality of Monroeville boundaries only, not Pittsburgh or a Monroeville postal area outside the municipality. Full current publisher §359-107 read October 21, 2026. Chapter 359 was adopted November 14, 2023 by Ordinance 2779. Other pad, structure, occupancy and later-amendment conditions remain separate.

No sleeping or residence approval established by a street loading permit.

Allentown city limits only. Full current publisher Article XIV §§615-59–615-64 read October 21, 2026, including the actual vehicle definitions, exceptions and permit text. The article retains I-2/I-3 zoning references; a current City-confirmed district mapping is required. Complete 2026 zoning, private-storage, accommodation and later-amendment clearance is not claimed.

Private storage does not establish guest accommodation or ongoing residence.

Lemoyne Borough only, not Harrisburg, Camp Hill or a postal locality outside the Borough. Full current publisher §550-70 and zoning §550-10 read October 21, 2026. October 1, 2026 Ordinance 790 map amendment read in full; it preserves other code provisions and changes a specific area near 1300 Market Street. Exact parcel zoning and all later amendments are not certified.

Ordinary living/sleeping/housekeeping prohibited; temporary occupancy needs express zoning plus all county/municipal permits. Permanent/semi-permanent dwelling barred.

Pine Grove Borough, Schuylkill County, only, not Pine Grove Township. Full current Article V §§173-51–173-59, adopted May 14, 2026 by Ordinance 477, read October 21, 2026. The article expressly preserves applicable county/municipal zoning and the more restrictive rule; full parcel zoning and permit clearance are not claimed.

Storage screening is not guest-sleeping or residence approval.

Scranton city limits only. Full current publisher §445-44 and relevant Article VII context read October 21, 2026; article includes December 9, 2025 amendment history for §445-42. This is a targeted private-property visibility review. Complete placement, traffic, occupied-use, later-amendment and special-approval clearance is not claimed; the nonresidential registration sentence has distinct wording.

Narrow temporary accessory residence: one RV, single-family detached dwelling, seven days once/calendar year; full accommodation/placement requirements remain.

Bethlehem Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania only, not Bethlehem City or Bethlehem Township, New Jersey. Full current publisher §275-190C(17), related applicability and §275-24 definitions read October 21, 2026. Full adopted Ordinance 07-26 read: June 15, 2026 signage/health-care-overlay changes, not a rewrite of this RV clause. Parcel zoning, unregistered-route reconciliation, utilities and complete accommodation clearance remain separate.

The street ceiling is not sleeping or residence permission.

City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania only, not Lancaster Township or a namesake city. Complete current publisher §285-19 and relevant nearby parking restrictions read October 21, 2026. Section includes 2007 weight-rule amendment history. The restricted-road designation, exact time window, unusual pickup-camper wording and other traffic/property/accommodation requirements remain explicit.

Examined ordinary storage is uninhabited; guest sleeping and ongoing residence are separate.

City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania only, not Harrisburg, Oregon or North Carolina. Full current publisher §§7-327.2, 7-327.11, 7-327.13–15 and zoning definition §7-333.2 read October 21, 2026. Applicability to an existing parcel, full placement, street, accommodation and later-amendment clearance are not certified.

No use as living facilities, storage or commercial purpose.

Bristol Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through August 20, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. The IPMC adoption section references the 2021 edition and later publications, while the local-amendment introduction still names 2000; retain the local RV language and ask staff about applicable editions. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

Sleeping and living permission not established by §500-2403.

Middletown Township (Bucks County), Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through December 16, 2024. Sources read November 6, 2026. The code lists unincorporated zoning ordinances 25-01, 25-02, 25-03, 26-05 and 26-06. Confirm their application before relying on the parking section. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping at an ordinary lot or unapproved location.

Newtown Borough (Bucks County), Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through December 17, 2025. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

Stored travel trailer must be unoccupied.

Doylestown Borough, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through September 22, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

The parking provision does not establish overnight occupancy or hookup permission.

Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through December 17, 2025. Sources read November 6, 2026. The publisher lists later zoning ordinances 474 and 476, discussed below. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping on a residential lot or unapproved location.

Warminster Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through April 9, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Ordinance 787 adds September 2026 street restrictions after the code edition. The AOC district wording and ordinance segment description need official interpretation. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping on residential/unapproved site; RV cannot serve as an ADU.

Doylestown Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through August 18, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. The storage presumption uses both more than seven consecutive days and more than ten days in a calendar month. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

No sleeping, short-term rental, recreational or living use.

Warrington Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through August 11, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. A later September 8, 2026 zoning-map ordinance is included among the sources. Dead storage and ordinary parking must be distinguished. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

No sleeping or dwelling permission established by these parking/vehicle-condition provisions.

Quakertown Borough, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through January 5, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in an RV parked/stored on a residential lot.

Bristol Borough, Bucks County, Pennsylvania only. Not another municipality sharing the name. Published code includes legislation through August 10, 2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific conditions with municipal staff.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

The published street article dates to 1988 and notes an amendment at Code adoption. Later ordinances and private-site zoning are not fully resolved.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

The reviewed §265-36 amendment is dated November 12, 2008. This is Hatfield Township, not Hatfield Borough; later ordinances and private-site rules need confirmation.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

The online §145-55 text supplies no subsection adoption date. Later amendments and private-site zoning require confirmation; Upper Merion is a different township.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

Ordinance 25-351 was enacted October 27, 2025 and adds §222-26. Montgomery Township in Montgomery County only, not Montgomery Borough or another county’s namesake. Later changes need confirmation.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

Chapter 98 was adopted April 13, 2023. The official trailer FAQ is undated. This guide does not establish a complete current zoning or street-parking allowance.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

The publisher labels the code 2026 S-11. Section 255-40.1 was added January 10, 2023; the publisher cautions that later legislation may not be reflected. Separate roadway, zoning, floodplain and occupancy requirements remain.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

Section 198-24.8 was last amended June 10, 2025 in the published text. The listed May 12, 2026 Ordinance 793 adds stop signs. Other later laws and private-site requirements are not fully established.

Parking alone does not authorize sleeping or habitation.

Lansdale Borough only. Notice procedure is enforcement, not a grace-period parking entitlement. Confirm later location amendments and private-site rules.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping under §188-4D.

The RV nuisance provision dates to October 19, 2016. The zoning article lists amendments through July 16, 2025 and separately lists November 19, 2025 zoning ordinances. Later legislation and parcel-specific district permission remain to be confirmed.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping on a residential lot.

The published Use A-7 has no separate amendment date. Ordinance 26-04 addresses data centers; the November 12, 2025 zoning/map amendment and parcel overlay effects remain unresolved. No affirmative parcel approval is given here.

No private camping permission established.

Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through September 21, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation.

Dwelling use prohibited on residential lots; guest plans need classification.

Easttown Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through October 6, 2025; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation. The publisher also lists Ordinance 465-24, adopted October 7, 2024, affecting several chapters including zoning. Confirm its application and any later amendments with the Township.

Sleeping/residence not authorized by the storage exception.

West Goshen Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through September 1, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation.

No sleeping or dwelling permission established.

East Goshen Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through July 15, 2025; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation.

Storage text does not establish guest occupancy.

West Whiteland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through August 26, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation. The publisher lists Ordinance 492, adopted October 14, 2026, concerning noise, zoning and data centers. Confirm any effect of that amendment on the parcel before relying on the codified storage rule.

Living/sleeping on Township lots prohibited.

East Whiteland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through July 8, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation. The publisher lists Ordinance 385-2026, adopted September 24, 2026, addressing data centers. Confirm later ordinances and the parcel’s approved use as well as the codified RV provisions.

No guest/sleeping permission from the storage section.

West Chester Borough, Chester County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through September 16, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation.

Overnight sleeping maximum seven days/calendar year; no cooking; other conditions remain.

Radnor Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through September 28, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation.

Living and sleeping on Township lots prohibited.

Marple Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through August 10, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation. The publisher lists Ordinance 2026-3, adopted September 14, 2026, addressing data centers and associated zoning. Confirm the complete current requirements for the parcel.

No private guest-occupancy permission established.

Springfield Township (Delaware County), Delaware County, Pennsylvania only. The code publisher includes legislation through June 9, 2026; sources read November 6, 2026. Later ordinances, parcel approvals and private restrictions require confirmation.

Permanent dwelling use is prohibited. The outdoor storage allowance requires uninhabited units. It does not establish a short guest-stay allowance or permission for utilities. Ask zoning about any proposed temporary occupancy.

Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Published accessory-use text; code also lists unincorporated zoning Ordinance 2026-04 of April 2, 2026, whose effect on these provisions is not established. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

An RV may not be used as a permanent or short-term dwelling in connection with the principal dwelling. The provision does not apply within manufactured/mobile home parks, which require a separate determination. Hookups do not create an exception.

North Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Published §440-40 lists amendments March 9, May 11 and August 10, 2026. Later amendments are not ruled out. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

Section 27-403I(3) allows at most one RV inhabited as a temporary accessory residence to a single-family detached dwelling for no more than seven days, once per calendar year. This does not establish repeated seven-day stays, multiple occupied RVs, indefinite residence or utility installation permission. Confirm remaining site conditions with zoning.

Emmaus Borough, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Published Part 4 accessory-use provision; a complete later-ordinance determination is not established. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

Recreational vehicles may not be used as accessory dwelling units or structures on a lot. The storage rule establishes no guest-camping duration or hookup right. Ask zoning about the actual use rather than assuming a brief stay is allowed.

Lower Macungie Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Published Part 17 general regulations; later ordinances and special development approvals need confirmation. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

The city allows RV parking on a residential lot when guests visit for up to seven days, no more than three times per year, without obstructing driveways or the right-of-way. The text expressly permits parking; it does not expressly authorize sleeping, residence or hookups. Ask zoning about occupancy and whether the storage-placement conditions apply to the proposed visit.

City of Bethlehem, Lehigh and Northampton Counties, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Official zoning PDF last revised August 21, 2023; §1319.06 amendment dated December 24, 2012, Ordinance 2012-43. Later amendments are not established. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

The traffic rules do not establish accommodation or hookup permission. Ask separately about an occupied RV, including on private property.

City of Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Published Article X includes street-storage amendment April 25, 2018, Ordinance 5631; nearby parking provisions show amendments through August 26, 2026. Later enactments require confirmation. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

No private guest-occupancy, ongoing residence or hookup permission is established by the street provisions. Seek a separate zoning and utility determination.

Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Subsection B added April 12, 2010, Ordinance 2820. Published class and mapped-area wording requires police interpretation for an individual RV; later amendments are not established. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

The cited parking exception is not permission for sleeping, ongoing residence or utility installation. Confirm occupancy and the exact property use separately; do not treat a police parking permit as a camping permit.

City of Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. American Legal 2026 S-8 edition; §564-105 lists amendments through January 4, 2021, Ordinance 98-2020. Later ordinances and the 24-hour rule versus 48-hour enforcement wording require confirmation. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

Section 804D prohibits occupation of any RV for living purposes within the Borough. Section 801 broadly includes travel homes/trailers, motor homes, truck/tent campers, boats and trailers, snowmobiles and trailers and similar recreation vehicles.

Wyomissing Borough, Berks County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Official Chapter 15 PDF footer dated May 6, 2026; §802 includes May 13, 2025 Ordinance 1453. The landing page still describes December 2022 codification, so confirm subsequent enactments with Borough Hall. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

At no time may the parked or stored RV or trailer be occupied or used as a dwelling under §190-817A. The one-unit outdoor-storage route requires an uninhabited unit. Utilities do not supply an occupancy exception.

Palmer Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Section 190-817 amended September 15, 2025, Ordinance 2025-495. The traffic code supplies separate street restrictions; confirm subsequent ordinances. Confirm subsequent ordinances and parcel-specific approvals before relying on these provisions.

Storage provisions do not establish sleeping permission.

Class A heading differs at 200 sq ft; AG nonresidential Class B treatment and later amendments need confirmation.

Parking/storage provisions do not grant sleeping approval.

Class II height wording is unresolved; general street rules and commercial-vehicle overlap still apply.

No dwelling or cooking while parked/stored.

Confirm district, class, count, current amendments and site-specific conditions.

Up to 14 days/calendar year on friend/relative lot; longer written request to zoning.

Three new laws listed; confirm amendments, dwelling type and overlap of placement with guest occupancy.

Seven days/calendar year at friend/relative property; no permanent residence.

Lancaster County only; commercial-weight overlap and remaining new laws need confirmation.

No guest-sleeping permission established.

June 2025 amendment replaces earlier 72-hour formulation; construction cross-reference and new laws need confirmation.

No guest occupancy permission established.

Motorhome classification, road schedules, private sites and remaining new laws require confirmation.

No street overnight sleeping or residence; private sleeping unresolved.

Confirm accepted public-road status, other parking controls and private zoning.

Citywide prohibition on vehicle use as living quarters.

Official PDF has no complete current-edition cutoff; truck-class wording needs interpretation for some RVs.

Five-day zoning ceiling conflicts with licensed-park-only living text; no guest permission inferred.

Borough not Township; Chapter 281 context, front-yard wording and residence overlap need official interpretation.

No temporary or permanent dwelling use.

Township, not Borough; ambiguous front-yard wording and later site-specific rules need official confirmation.

No habitation while parked/stored on owner’s property.

Municipality; repeated published subsection numbers and applicable later laws require care.

No sleeping authorization established.

Borough, not Township; exception, classification and posted restrictions need confirmation.

Street parking is not sleeping permission.

City boundaries, classification, residential zoning and later map changes matter.

Overnight vehicle permission is not guest sleeping permission.

Home-rule municipality; current parking guidance supplements 2021 ordinance, not complete RV zoning review.

No accommodation permission established.

Residential district and current map required; smaller size is not automatic approval.

Residential open-space route bars temporary and permanent dwellings.

Home-rule Borough in Allegheny County, not Whitehall Township; garage interaction and later amendments need confirmation.

No dwelling or habitation on owner’s property.

Home-rule Township; read Chapter 102 and zoning §130.7.24 together.

No habitation on owner’s property; separate short-term-rental RV ban.

2022 codified PDF; confirm later amendments, classification and repeated-stay counting.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping use prohibited throughout Borough.

Avalon Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 10-15-2024. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

No sleeping or guest-occupancy permission established.

Bellevue Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 07-23-2024. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

Dwelling use of parked/stored RVs prohibited in every district; brief guest-use classification unresolved.

Ohio Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 06-12-2023. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

Parked/stored RV dwelling use prohibited; short guest classification requires confirmation.

South Fayette Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 01-14-2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

No RV residence in residential districts; short guest-sleeping classification unresolved.

Ross Township (Allegheny County), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 04-20-2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

Street dwelling/habitation prohibited; private occupancy not cleared.

Town of McCandless, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 09-08-2025. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit. McCandless is a home-rule municipality under its charter, not a borough.

Parking limits do not authorize sleeping, dwelling or hookups.

Sewickley Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 01-05-2026. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

Residential-lot parked/stored RV dwelling use prohibited.

Robinson Township (Allegheny County), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 04-01-2024. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

No guest-sleeping, residence or hookup permission established.

Hampton Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 06-26-2024. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

No living or sleeping at storage yards; not a camping approval.

North Fayette Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania only. Includes legislation through 10-08-2024. Sources read November 6, 2026. Confirm later ordinances and parcel-specific requirements with the municipality; this guide is not a zoning permit.

Visitor RV parking up to seven consecutive days with paid, displayed prior permit; sleeping not established.

City of Latrobe only; current fees, traffic signs and private-property rules need confirmation.

No ordinary guest-occupancy allowance established.

Weekly limitation is not affirmative permission below the threshold; municipal interpretation may be needed.

No occupation or use for living while parked or stored.

Westmoreland County Penn Township only; current registration/inspection and later laws matter.

Storage is not accommodation; short-term-rental RV overnight occupancy is separately prohibited.

Obtain City interpretation of the side-yard wording; nearby Hempfield is separate.

No guest-sleeping or dwelling-use permission established.

Undated official guidance; underlying consolidated edition, setbacks and permits require municipal confirmation.

Storage definition does not permit living; §1252.09 mobile-home-park chapter must be applied to the site.

RV definition is at most 30 feet body length, eight feet width, 11 feet height; larger units need classification.

No guest-occupancy or dwelling permission established.

Published PDF incorporates amendments through April 10, 2023; confirm later Borough enactments.

No sleeping or accommodation permission established.

Exact road list, posted signs and current emergency matter; Westmoreland County only, not Lancaster County Hempfield townships.

Overnight RV/camper-trailer occupancy prohibited at a Chapter 243 short-term-rental property.

Rental-property-specific rule, not a general ban for all private homes; confirm MU-zone/one-to-30-day scope and exclusions.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in parked or stored camping/recreational equipment.

Beaver County township only; campground and parcel approvals separate.

Parked or stored RV may not be occupied or used as a dwelling.

Washington County; other districts, vacant land and floodplain sites need separate determinations.

Visitor sleeping exception up to five days; extension language needs city interpretation.

City, not Butler Township. Cross-references in unlicensed and permit clauses unresolved.

Residential occupancy exceeding two weeks prohibited; shorter stay not automatically approved.

Butler County only; do not extend current coverage to Mars Borough based on the future merger.

Street parking is not sleeping or habitation approval.

Beaver Borough, not Beaver Falls or Big Beaver; overlapping class restriction remains explicit.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in parked/stored equipment.

Beaver County township; older posted code and later amendments need confirmation; commercial classification separate.

FAQ does not authorize sleeping; guest-owned parking needs separate determination.

Undated guidance; Washington County home-rule municipality; parcel amendments and covenants matter.

No ordinary home guest-sleeping allowance established; RV parks exclude permanent year-round residence.

Butler County township only; City of Butler and namesake township rules do not apply.

No guest sleeping authorization established.

Motorhome classification, home storage and later local enactments need confirmation.

Residential parking conditions prohibit maintaining living quarters.

Self-propelled street classification and full parcel conditions require official confirmation.

Storage article does not establish general guest occupancy permission.

Same-pad preexisting clause, temporary exemptions, other street restrictions and parcel requirements need confirmation.

No guest camping authorization from §200-83B.

Underlying district, owner/occupant registration, lot acreage, screening and subsequent ordinances matter.

One RV: seven days once/year accessory to a detached single-family dwelling; street living barred 10 p.m.–6 a.m.

Screening of unlicensed/nontransportable units does not establish broader storage permission; verify parcel conditions.

Habitation prohibited while parked/stored on owner property.

Owner-property scope, covered-area legality, count and separate 2026 street amendment require care.

No guest camping permission established.

Dauphin County only; confirm minimum yard, day counting, other setbacks and vehicle classification.

Storage does not establish guest occupancy permission.

Dauphin County only; obtain interpretation of axle wording and full site conditions.

No sleeping authorization from street or loading limits.

§353-9 repeals older Ordinance 280 still displayed in Chapter 375; avoid treating three hours as general permission.

Placement provision does not authorize sleeping or residence.

Dauphin County only; screening scope and later traffic amendments unresolved, no affirmative street result.

Residential housekeeping in a temporary dwelling is prohibited; sleeping classification requires confirmation.

Upper Darby Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania only; not Darby Borough, Darby Township, Philadelphia or the full area sharing an Upper Darby mailing address. Current township eCode Chapters 497 and 550 read November 6, 2026; apply parcel zoning setbacks separately. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Unoccupied placement is not occupied-use permission.

Haverford Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania only; not the Haverford postal area within Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County. Current section 182-706 supplemental regulations, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No occupancy, living or housekeeping in parked or stored RVs.

Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania only; not Millcreek Township in Lebanon or another Pennsylvania county, and not the City of Erie. Current section 145-37, amended June 25, 2024; September 22, 2026 Ordinance 2026-10 does not amend this section. Read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Public utility connection combined with residence is prohibited under Chapter 711.

City of Altoona, Pennsylvania only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current codified Chapter 711, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Vehicle trailers cannot be used as dwellings; temporary guest sleeping needs a separate determination.

City of Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania only; not Chester Township, Chester County or West Chester Borough. Published City Code section 528-26 and related street rules, read November 6, 2026; section 528-24 amended August 24, 2005, Ordinance 11-2005. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The 48-hour parking exception does not expressly authorize sleeping or dwelling use.

Municipality of Norristown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania only; not surrounding townships. Census uses the borough label for selection, not to expand legal scope. Current published §§305-20 through 305-22 read November 6, 2026; §305-22 history is Ordinance 13-14, November 19, 2013. Confirm current street schedules and posted restrictions, including later amendments to §305-24. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

These storage provisions do not authorize sleeping or dwelling use.

Ridley Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania only; not Ridley Park Borough or other municipalities. Private-property rules apply to residential zoning. Sections 202-14 and 202-15; amended December 21, 2022 by Ordinance 2070. Current codified text read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The parking permit does not establish sleeping permission.

Lower Providence Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania only; not Upper Providence or Providence Township. §138-25.1 added July 17, 2008 by Ordinance 568. Current code index through April 1, 2026; new-law list contains June fire-insurance and September cable-television changes. Read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Living quarters are prohibited outside properly zoned RV/mobile-home parks.

City of Erie, Pennsylvania only, not Erie County, Millcreek Township or Erie, Colorado. This guide addresses §205.12 storage in R zoning districts. Other districts, streets, loading and special approvals require separate confirmation.

Storage consent does not establish permission for sleeping or dwelling.

Upper Moreland Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania only; not Lower Moreland or Upper Dublin. Current §§350-19(A)(12) and 350-177 read November 6, 2026. July 6, 2026 Ordinance 1777 changes car-wash uses, not the RV provision. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No sleeping, guest camping or hookup permission established by this packet.

Private storage, sleeping and utilities are not resolved by this street packet. The prior research identified uncodified June 22, 2026 Ordinance 881 affecting zoning, so no private zoning conclusion is made. Vehicles above 17,000 pounds under any listed weight measure or Weight Class 7 and greater need separate pickup/delivery analysis. Special authorizations, emergency situations and exceptional cases are not evaluated.

No dwelling/sleeping in those vehicles on borough streets, or RV habitation on any lot.

Administrative check of the ordinary 72-hour motor-home street cap only. Trailers, loading, tradesperson permits and private-lot placement need separate review.

No general guest occupancy permission established.

No carport, enclosed-building, campground, nonresidential storage, new pavement, utility or special-exception approval.

Storage allowance does not authorize occupancy.

No site-plan, street, camping, utility or conversion approval.

Up to 90 days per calendar year with a permit for every 30-day period and approved occupancy times.

Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania only. This guide covers ordinary lot occupancy under §119-69D(2), not campground approvals or a general unoccupied-storage right.

Living occupancy prohibited; no guest-sleeping clearance.

Borough of Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania only. This is not Hanover Township, Penn Township or another Hanover. Chapter 348 governs large vehicles, including covered RVs. Special statutory vehicle exemptions need separate review.

Visitor/house-guest sleeping only, up to 14 days per calendar year, with adequate off-street parking.

Harborcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania only, not the City of Erie. Section 490-96 covers RV parking, storage and the narrow visitor-sleeping exception. Exactly 12 feet falls within both printed size categories and requires township interpretation.

Outdoor residential storage under §150-60(A) must be unoccupied.

Antrim Township in Franklin County, Pennsylvania only, not Greencastle Borough or another Antrim jurisdiction. The outdoor residential storage rule is separate from floodplain, district and special-approval requirements.

Living, sleeping or housekeeping require a township temporary permit; utilities not approved.

Amity Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania only, not Amity Township in Erie County. Township building and zoning guidance supplies the limited route below.

No sleeping or dwelling permission established.

Occupancy, utilities and enclosed-building exceptions are outside this limited storage route. Shared code enforcement with Elizabeth Borough does not mean identical regulations or geography.

Not decided by the parking-location clause.

Narrow parking-location packet only. No sleeping, utility, floodplain, building or general zoning approval is implied. Township and Lebanon City are separate authorities; county zoning administration does not merge jurisdictions.

No permanent or semipermanent residential use; temporary stays unresolved.

No numeric loading allowance is invented. Required off-street areas and enclosed garages are excluded from conditional results. Permanent/semipermanent residence is prohibited; temporary occupancy and hookups remain unknown.

Occupancy and utilities not determined.

No broader yard, street, occupancy, hookup or special approval; general accessory safeguards still apply.

Sleeping, living and hookups not determined.

No commercial vehicles, maintenance, occupancy or hookup approval.

Sleeping, living and hookups not determined.

Class II, vacant lots, boats, public streets and special approvals excluded; county and township authority must be confirmed.

Not determined.

No general parking, occupancy, hookup or design approval.

Storage allowance requires no occupancy.

No alternate-yard, street, hookup or special-rights approval.

Not approved.

Current §435-20 expressly incorporates Ordinance 1058 of December 16, 2025. The code is updated through June 16, 2026 and its new-law list was empty on review. The full older-size-only interpretation is not used. No borough-lot, commercial, private-storage, sleeping or hookup approval.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited.

Official township site links to authority JA2360 and identifies Lebanon County. Code coverage is April 6, 2026; empty new-law list was checked against the official September 2026 proposed-ordinance announcements. No later RV amendment was identified there; proposed tax/bridge measures are not represented as adopted. An erroneous guessed eCode identifier and guessed announcement path were stopped; the correct authority and announcement link came from the official site. No loading exception, indoor/junkyard storage, bridge-travel, campground or utility approval.

Not evaluated.

Section 209-3 reflects Ordinance 254 of April 13, 2023. The sole posted newer law, Ordinance 262 of April 9, 2026, creates an Environmental Advisory Council rather than changing this roadway exception.

At most fifteen occupied days per calendar year.

Borough identifies code coverage through December 2025 and lists later 2026 traffic, staffing and tax changes. No street route is automated; North 7th Street amendment remains outside this parcel scope.

Visitor sleeping maximum 48 hours.

No street permission or waiver of construction, driveway, access and zoning requirements.

No occupancy approval.

Single-dwelling ordinary motorized-RV route only. No automatic side-yard or unlicensed-vehicle exception.

Traffic provisions do not authorize occupancy.

Administrative prohibition screening only, with no positive street permission. Code through April 14, 2026 lists no uncodified laws; later identified fire-fee proposal was a future hearing, not an RV amendment.

Street parking does not authorize overnight occupancy.

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.

Occupancy and hookups are not approved.

Class II long-term storage, nonresidential districts, redevelopment approvals, contractor exceptions and habitation require separate review. Code updated December 23, 2025; later Ordinances 841, 842 and 843 reviewed, concerning redevelopment/live-work, designated handicapped spaces and arcades.

Sleeping and habitation are not evaluated or authorized.

Pleasant Hills Borough only. Three narrow night, snow and signed-fire-lane parking screens; no private storage or habitation approval.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping in a covered outdoor unit on a residential lot are prohibited.

Wilson Borough only. Outdoor storage and its two-part duration presumption are separate from prohibited residential habitation.

Residential sleeping/housekeeping prohibited within this ordinary-use scope.

Check only Pittston’s R-1/R-2/R-3 RV storage locations, residential occupancy prohibition, and brief attended public loading exception. Passing an individual restriction is not permission to park or live in an RV.

One RV; at most ninety occupied days per calendar year; actual permits from thirty consecutive days and successive thirty-day reissues.

Polk Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania only. One temporary occupied RV on an existing lawful, conforming, ordinary R-1 interior residential lot with one public-street frontage, in one calendar year. No campground/RV park, vacant lot, conservation subdivision, nonconforming lot, variance, corner/through/irregular lot, floodplain, stream/wetland/slope buffer or other special constraint. Only self-contained no-hookup occupancy with documented Township-compliant sewage disposal is screened. Private unoccupied storage and public-street parking remain unresolved. Administrative screening of the cited local provisions only. Not a permit, legal opinion, safety assurance or complete land-use approval.

The residential storage allowance excludes sleeping, living and recreational use.

West Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Only ordinary RV storage on a residential dwelling lot is screened: the one-RV/use condition, front-yard/grass storage and motor-vehicle soil placement, and registration/inspection enclosure outside the I-C District. This does not approve a parking space, loading, repairs, commercial operations, nonconforming uses, campgrounds, streets or utility connections. Local administrative screen only, not a permit, legal opinion or guarantee of lawful parking. Other local provisions, state law, actual approvals, road ownership, signs and private restrictions may add limits. An unknown result never establishes permission.

Outdoor RV must not be inhabited in R-1/R-2.

Check only Glenolden’s R-1/R-2 outdoor RV storage conditions, non-occupancy rule and 2 a.m.–6 a.m. motorhome street-parking prohibition. Meeting a selected condition does not grant parking permission.

Sleeping/residing in RVs on private property or public streets is prohibited by selected clause.

Check only Souderton’s public-night RV stay limit, sleeping and electrical/sewer restrictions, and three-consecutive-day open-camper loading rule. This does not approve a storage location or authorize parking.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping at an unapproved location.

Borough streets only, not neighboring township roads. Official new-law register reviewed through listed February 2026 legislation; both relevant 2025 traffic amendments read in full. No private-yard, guest permit, utility hookup or campground approval. Later signs and emergency directions still govern.

Living requires Township permission for an applicable exception; issued terms remain unresolved.

Narrow traffic/equipment/permission screen only. Commercial units, permanent storage and zoning approvals excluded.

No sleeping, recreational or living use of the stored RV at any time.

Only stated residential restrictions are screened; one-RV limit and complete enclosure without current plates do not grant general site permission.

Occupation for living purposes prohibited under Section 405(f).

Administrative street-rule screening only, based on Chapter 18 Part 4. Private-property storage depends on Chapter 31 and is not evaluated. The official township hub links this adopted code; the new-law page exposed no pending entries. Posted restrictions, emergency orders and state traffic law still apply.

No occupancy result.

Street-only, selected provisions; special exceptions and reserved spaces need review.

48-hour consecutive dwelling ceiling only; no occupancy approval.

Confirmed travel-trailer/RV classification, district yards and remaining permits are required; only administrative screening.

License is not occupancy approval.

Administrative license screening only. Current 2026 ordinance index reviewed; other land-use requirements deliberately remain unresolved.

Food preparation/eating, sleeping, rest and sanitation count as prohibited habitation during covered street parking.

Borough of Nazareth, Pennsylvania only. Three separate administrative questions for an ordinary noncommercial, self-propelled motorhome on a Borough street: the single 72-hour trip-related parking period, oversized-vehicle loading exception, and habitation prohibition. Excludes buses, truck campers, trailers, commercial trucks, emergencies, special rights and disputed classifications. No private-property ruling, address-specific parking clearance, truck-route or permit-zone eligibility.

No occupancy authorization.

The September 28, 2026 zoning amendment is separate from this street-only rule; this guide makes no finding about current private-property storage or parking development standards.

Dwelling or habitation on the owner’s property is prohibited.

Crafton Borough, Pennsylvania only. Screens Chapter 214 Article X counting of parking versus storage, ordinary outdoor-storage permits and discretionary temporary permits. Not a complete placement or setback approval. Corner lots and disputed former-zoning cross-references require individual review.

Living occupancy prohibited by §166-3(D), subject to chapter exemptions.

Plymouth Borough, Pennsylvania only. Screens Chapter 166 street parking, unoccupied side/rear private storage, and living occupancy. It does not clear zoning, signs, traffic safety, commercial truck delivery, or another chapter’s requirements.

Public-property camping prohibited.

Public-property-only administrative screening. Ordinance 974 adopted February 3, 2026; new-law ledger through October 20, 2026 contains no Chapter 86 amendment.

No living use of a stored RV at any time.

Monaca Borough only: storage of towable travel, tent and fifth-wheel recreational trailers on qualifying residential lots under §245-40. Screens front garage-driveway storage, other-yard storage and living use. Motorhomes, separately defined campers and commercial storage are outside this narrow checker.

Authorized visitors may own the stored RV; habitation not authorized.

Olyphant borough, Pennsylvania: §1007 outdoor uninhabited, transportable RV parking on private lots in R districts only. Enclosed storage, public streets, inhabited RVs, other zoning districts and special or nonconforming approvals 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.

Living and housekeeping barred in ordinary covered lots.

R-1/R-2 only; no size-category assumptions imported from other districts.

No living or guest occupancy approval is determined.

West Rockhill Township, Bucks County only: outdoor RV storage within an age-qualified/age-restricted community under §450-1604(B)(10)(j). This is not an ordinary homeowner RV-parking guide and does not decide community development approval, occupancy, street parking or utility legality.

Local permission; no more than 45 days.

Chapter 165 does not grant automatic 24-hour guest occupancy. Current code has zero new laws; official code-enforcement source confirms code host. Separate daytime traffic rules remain outside scope.

Ordinary overnight camping on selected public property prohibited, with stated exceptions and enforcement limits reserved.

Lehighton borough, Pennsylvania: Chapter 173 overnight RV camping on public rights-of-way, borough parks/facilities and publicly owned parking lots. This is not ordinary vehicle storage, private-yard legality or an enforcement prediction. 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. Chapter 173 Article I was adopted June 6, 2024. The retrieved code disposition list extends through Ordinance 2025-681, September 8, 2025, with no new-law entry. Targeted 2026 searches found no superseding camping amendment. The official borough zoning page timed out; no claim is made that it supplied readable law.

Visitors only: cumulative 14 days per 90 days.

This packet does not determine setbacks, structural treatment, utilities, wastewater or public parking. The actual lot and use must be confirmed.

No living or sleeping in the private-storage exception.

Tyrone borough, Pennsylvania: ordinary parking of a motor home as defined by Chapter 185, including the one-unoccupied-listed-vehicle private-garage or rear-yard exception. This is not a general travel-trailer or campground guide. Administrative screening of the cited provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the proposal with the municipality; other applicable laws, posted restrictions and private covenants remain separate. Reviewed November 7, 2026. Current eCode operative provisions include the February 11, 2019 amendments. The borough official current ordinance listing and targeted later-law search disclosed no superseding motorhome rule; eCode showed no pending new-law entry.

No residential living, sleeping or housekeeping.

Public-road rules, approved campgrounds and roofed storage are outside this packet.

No occupancy determination.

Non-corner motorhomes only; vacant-lot setback must be confirmed.

No occupancy permission determined.

Travel/temporary trailers only; motorhomes and PODS excluded.

No occupancy for living purposes.

Self-propelled or attached configurations need individual traffic review. No camping or private-lot storage approval is provided. Current code includes Ordinance 929 of June 11, 2024 and has no new-law register entries.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping in the covered districts.

No Residential Forest, commercial/industrial, carport, license exception or permit determination.

One RV for residents and/or visitors, at most 48 hours.

School buses, emergency/public-utility vehicles, deliveries, qualifying commercial/industrial operations and construction-truck exceptions are not automatically decided. Council extensions, rentals, hookups and disputed street ownership require individual review.

No living or housekeeping.

Confirm measurement of vehicle/trailer combinations and all parcel restrictions.

Sleeping is not determined by storage permission.

No Class II parcel approval, public-street, commercial-truck, floodplain or occupancy determination.

Sleeping or living is not evaluated.

No commercial-district, permit issuance, occupancy or street-parking approval.

No residential occupancy during storage.

District placement, floodplain and parcel conditions remain separate. Ordinance 407 governs possible street exceptions and is not decided by this guide. Confirm updates with the Borough before acting.

Camping not established.

Officer-approved blocks are not automatic permission. Existing district and private restrictions still apply.

No occupancy approval.

Heavier-vehicle deliveries and inspection-station exceptions need separate review.

Maximum five residential-use days in any 30; approved campgrounds are separate.

No campground, commercial-use, repair, utility, street or floodplain approval. Current parcel district and all other restrictions require confirmation.

Sleeping is not evaluated.

No exemption, permit, private-lot, occupancy or general street-space approval.

Sleeping is not authorized by this storage provision.

No occupancy, small-trailer, goods-storage, commercial or utility approval.

No sleeping or habitation permission inferred from storage.

No occupancy, agricultural, other-district, delivery, nonconforming or hookup approval.

Not established here.

Other vehicle classes, private land and all traffic restrictions require separate consideration.

Narrow seven-day visitor sleeping exception requires separate review.

Commercial vehicles, loading, visitor occupancy and derelict equipment are outside this routine route.

No sleeping approval.

No overnight permit, heavy/commercial category, private storage, camping, utility or repair approval.

Not established here.

Other location/time restrictions can prohibit parking earlier. No camping authorization.

Not established here.

No town-wide zoning extrapolation beyond stated scope and no private motorhome allowance inferred.

Not established here.

No new parking-area design, multifamily, street or camping approval.

No sleeping or camping approval.

No verdict for passenger-class vehicles or special exceptions. No positive street-parking approval.

Living/housekeeping prohibited.

Only temporary Category2 route; current parcel zoning must be confirmed, including map amendments.

Owner-property habitation prohibited; not evaluated here.

Motorhomes and uncertain classes remain unknown; private storage, permits, utilities and higher standards are outside this street-only route.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping.

Based on the Borough official August 25, 2025 reminder of section 601.8, read November 7, 2026. Nonresident visitor front-yard parking only; no general zoning, street, commercial, hookup or campsite approval.

Not evaluated.

Only the adverse street-duration rule is automated; no general approval or yard interpretation.

Not evaluated.

Adverse location screening only. No general parking or loading approval and no inferred two-day permission.

No sleeping or overnight approval.

2025 amendment supersedes base seven-day allowance. Utility trailers, overnight parking and exceptional operations are not approved.

Habitation prohibited.

No permanent storage duration inferred; no street, enclosed-building or utility approval.

No habitation or recreation while parked under this rule.

Other zoning and legal vehicle classification remain to be confirmed.

Not authorized by storage rule.

Nuisance vehicle exceptions and other zoning rules require separate review.

Habitation on owner property prohibited.

Covered long-term and enclosed storage require separate review.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited.

Safe operable storage only; conservative paving/tarp gate, no repair or street-permit route.

No sleeping approval.

Posted adopted2015 ordinance; separate permit and trailer routes excluded.

No occupancy approval.

Only clearly adverse seasonal storage conditions are automated. Commercial and nonresidential operations, special approvals and occupancy require separate review.

Residential-lot dwelling use prohibited.

Only the residential dwelling prohibition is automated. Non-electric utility restriction explained, not independently evaluated. Publisher through December 10, 2025; later changes need confirmation.

Not evaluated.

Adverse exposed-front storage screening only, with explicit district applicability confirmation. No automatic side/rear, roofed, occupancy or utility approval.

Dwelling or habitation on owner property prohibited.

Only temporary private parking is evaluated. Storage permits, variances, special sites, construction trailers and new parking areas remain outside the screen.

Residence prohibited unless a zoning-permitted principal use on private property.

Adverse street screen only; no automatic shorter stay, private storage, residential or utilities approval.

Separate permit and temporary-use provisions; no approval.

Adverse-only ordinary outdoor count. Existing campgrounds, primitive camps, variances, occupancy and sale/repair exceptions are not decided. 2019-2 zoning amendment concerns education/daycare, not this count.

No occupancy permission established.

Only covered nonmotorized travel trailer or camper street placement, not motorhome, construction-permit or private storage approval.

Parked/stored equipment cannot be used for sleeping or housekeeping.

Ordinary occupancy prohibition only. No invented motorhome tow requirement, campground entitlement or side-yard approval. Publisher listed zero pending laws.

RV must be unoccupied under the storage provision.

Only existing approved storage at a conforming R2 dwelling lot is screened. Other districts, overlays, nonconforming sites, new uses or construction and special exceptions require separate review.

Residence may not exceed five days in thirty outside an approved campground; not evaluated as permission.

No general camping permission, new-use approval, setback exception, inspection exemption or public-street authorization is decided. Existing approved unoccupied private storage only.

Ordinary dwelling or sleeping use prohibited.

Negative occupancy/count screen only; construction and permanent-structure permit cases excluded.

Dwelling or habitation on ordinary owner property prohibited.

Adopted-law register and full signed RV ordinance read; same-day zoning amendment concerns alternative nicotine-product businesses. Older listed general enactments are not represented as a complete zoning audit. Scope remains the new direct habitation prohibition.

No sleeping or camping approval.

Only an unoccupied non-self-propelled travel trailer without a remaining tow vehicle is screened. No guaranteed right to park for 48 hours, reset interpretation, special permit, private storage or camping approval.

No camping permission from the street clock.

No comprehensive zoning, traffic or occupied-stay approval. The code listed no pending new laws at retrieval; later changes remain possible.

Separate sanitation and occupancy rules.

2019 S-0 online code; no claim all later amendments are excluded. Exact A-1 parcel scope must be confirmed.

Not evaluated.

Negative ordinary winter-street screen only; safety/officer exceptions excluded.

No occupancy or camping permission inferred.

No positive overall parking verdict. Exact vehicle class and property authority must be confirmed.

Storage does not authorize occupancy.

Ordinary residential-zone screen only. Section amended2017; code displayed no pending laws at retrieval. No complete zoning or traffic determination.

No camping permission.

Adverse-only; permits require individual review and are caught by the special-circumstance guard.

Not evaluated.

Ordinary street/alley screen; loading/unloading excluded.

No living, sleeping or housekeeping on residential lots under section1119.

Private loading only. No street, new parking area, carport approval, long-term storage, hookup or campground determination. Published2022S3code and2025minutes are not an exhaustive later-law certification.

No occupancy approval established.

Only established residential accessory storage; no vacant lots, temporary exception, commercial storage, converted buses, special approvals or utility connections. New-laws list reviewed: signage, demolition and animals, not RV storage.

No sleeping, recreational or living use under the storage allowance.

Only the residential storage-only allowance is screened; no broad approval.

No sleeping approval.

Adverse-only screening; overlapping vehicle classes prevent automatic visitor approval.

No dwelling, occupancy or utility approval for ordinary recreational equipment.

Only ordinary public-place parking is automated. Exact Borough identity, legal vehicle class and absence of special approval required. Private placement and driveway exceptions need separate review. Published code through January3,2022 is not exhaustive later-law certification.

No dwelling use on residential lots.

Relevant storage and applicability sections read; refreshed current code and new-law index showed zero pending laws. No complete zoning determination.

More than 180 days per calendar year prohibited in this scope.

Only negative annual habitation threshold evaluated; no approval for shorter stays.