City of Perry, Kansas · reviewed

RV parking rules in Perry

Perry’s camping-trailer storage clause specifies one per family in a private garage or side/rear yard, with no residential use of the stored trailer. Motorhomes and street parking need separate review.

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This guide applies inside Perry, Kansas city limits. A postal address does not establish city jurisdiction. The checker evaluates selected clauses, not every zoning, traffic, occupancy or private-property condition.

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Perry RV parking at a glance

Location and use matter. Confirm the property's jurisdiction and every applicable condition.
Location or useWhat to check
Stored camping trailersOne per family in a private garage or side/rear yard; no residential use.
CampgroundsSeparate zoning-conforming campground route, not a private-lot exemption.
Other RV classesDo not infer motorhome or mobile-home permissions from the camping-trailer clause.
UtilitiesNo water, electrical or sewer approval is established by these selected clauses.
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First establish the vehicle class

Perry defines a camping trailer as a towable trailer equipped with an enclosure for sleeping on vacations or other short trips. It may have cooking, bath and sanitary equipment. The definition is not a blanket classification of every motorhome, mobile home or hauling trailer. Confirm the actual unit before applying §16-603(a).

Storage is one camping trailer per family

Section 16-603(a) provides for camping-trailer storage on the basis of one per family in private garages or side or rear yards of private homes, business or industrial areas. Exactly one meets that count condition; two does not. The checker asks about the count rather than assuming that a single vehicle selected on screen is the only one stored.

Check the actual yard or garage location

The storage language identifies garages and side or rear yards. A driveway can extend into different parts of a lot; calling it a driveway does not settle whether it is a listed storage location. Front-yard, street and other placements need separate confirmation rather than being treated as automatically allowed.

Stored trailers cannot become residences

The storage clause requires that the trailer not be used for residential purposes. Separately, the campground paragraph prohibits permanent or semi-permanent residential use of camping trailers. A bed or a sleeping option alone does not establish the actual use, so the checker asks for that fact explicitly. It does not invent a number of nights that makes occupancy permissible.

Campgrounds are a different route

Camping trailers may be parked in campgrounds or trailer parks when the camper area conforms to zoning and other city ordinances. That is not permission to create a campsite on an ordinary residential lot. The checker’s storage branch does not approve a campground, a park expansion, a mobile home or temporary construction accommodation.

Before storing or staying

Confirm city limits, classification, the actual storage position, the number of camping trailers per family and the intended use. Ask the city about zoning, any later amendments and utility requirements. The reviewed code was adopted July8,2026 and published August20,2026. Meeting this selected storage clause is not a complete site approval.

Who to contact for your setup

Ask the city to confirm the parcel or street jurisdiction, exact vehicle classification and any later amendments before relying on an exception. Use the official source links above; this checker does not issue a permit.

Use the Perry parking checker to organize the starting conditions. The checker cannot approve a parcel, a variance or an unverified exception.

Official sources reviewed October 27, 2026

A review date records when we checked these sources. The notes above explain any use of older code editions or limits on access to the full source; an address-specific city determination may still be required. Read our research method.