Voorhees Township, New Jersey · reviewed

RV parking rules in Voorhees Township

Voorhees Township’s published residential rule allows only one recreational vehicle on a property at any given time and requires it to be in the designated driveway. The rule gives boats and campers as examples. This answers the count and location question, not whether someone may sleep in the RV or park it on the street.

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Voorhees Township, Camden County, New Jersey only. Published § 150.16 reviewed November 6, 2026. The displayed 2026 S-31 edition is explicitly current through Ordinance 19-25, passed December 8, 2025, not through November 2026. Later legislation needs Township confirmation. Coverage is limited to residential RV number and designated-driveway placement.

Research by Can I Park My RV?Official municipal sources; access limits shown belowEditorial standard

Voorhees Township RV parking at a glance

Location and use matter. Confirm the property's jurisdiction and every applicable condition.
Location or useWhat to check
Residential drivewayOne covered RV at any time; designated driveway required. Other requirements and later laws need confirmation.
Lawn / nondesignated areaDoes not fit the published RV driveway requirement.
Street, sleeping or hookupsNo permission established by the number/location rule.
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Can I park an RV in my Voorhees driveway?

Section 150.16(B)(2) says only one recreational vehicle, with boat and camper as examples, may be parked on a residential property at any given time. It must be in the designated driveway. A second covered vehicle elsewhere on the same property does not avoid the count.

Confirm that your actual parking spot is a designated driveway. A paved area, a wide lawn edge or a side-yard location is not automatically a designated driveway. Meeting these two conditions is not a determination that every other applicable requirement is satisfied.

Can I leave a camper on the lawn or in a yard?

The RV provision requires the designated driveway; it does not offer a general front-, side- or rear-yard alternative. Section 150.16(B)(1) separately says passenger vehicles may only park where designated as a driveway and prohibits lawn parking.

If a driveway runs beside or behind the house, ask about the legal designation of the actual spot rather than assuming the yard name decides the answer. No numerical RV setback is established by this provision.

Does one RV in the driveway allow guests to sleep there?

No sleeping permission is established by this number-and-location rule. Guest sleeping, ongoing dwelling use and utility connections are separate questions. Ask Township zoning staff about the exact use before treating driveway parking as accommodation.

Can I park or load an RV on the street?

Section 150.16(B) governs residential property, not general curbside permission. It does not supply a street time allowance or a loading grace period. Ask Township Police about the exact street, times, signs and activity. This page does not establish an overnight street-parking entitlement.

How current is the published rule?

The publisher labels the edition 2026 S-31, but its overview explicitly says current through Ordinance 19-25, passed December 8, 2025. The parking section cites Ordinance 266-15, passed May 11, 2015. November 6, 2026 is the source-review date, not a certified legislation cutoff.

The publisher warns that online text may omit current legislation and directs readers to the official printed code. Ask the Township whether later legislation changes the answer.

Who to contact for your setup

Ask Voorhees Township zoning staff about the current published rule, your exact address, vehicle and intended use. Confirm later amendments and request a separate answer for sleeping, hookups and any approval claimed for the property.

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

Official sources reviewed November 6, 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 township determination may still be required. Read our research method.