Jurisdiction and research scope
Wall Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey only. Sources read November 6, 2026. Publisher editions through 2026-06-23. Later ordinances and parcel-specific approvals require confirmation.
Research by Can I Park My RV?Official municipal sources; access limits shown belowEditorial standard
Wall Township RV parking at a glance
| Location or use | What to check |
|---|---|
| Street / loading | Public-road RV storage prohibited. General active loading/pickup/delivery language is not a storage grace period; other traffic rules apply. |
| Private property | Single-family outdoor route; keep two additional car spaces, good repair and applicable NJ registration. Side/rear unless Zoning Officer approves alternate infeasible-yard placement; RV closed, maximum 45 feet by eight feet. |
| Sleeping / utilities | Storage excludes occupancy; ordinary overnight RV use prohibited. Special mobile-home/disaster cases need official determination. No utility connections for stored vehicles. |
Can I keep an RV in a Wall Township driveway?
Section 140-164A(4) allows outdoor storage of an unoccupied RV, motor home, travel trailer, camper or small boat on single-family property. Its count clause allows one travel trailer or camper, or one small boat, while referring to the RV/motor-home storage space. Confirm how the count applies to your particular combination rather than assuming multiple units are allowed.
Keep at least two additional off-street passenger-vehicle spaces available. The unit must be in good repair and, when applicable, validly registered by New Jersey. Side or rear placement is required unless the Zoning Officer allows another on-site position because side/rear storage is infeasible, still with both car spaces.
How large can a stored RV be?
The RV, motor home, trailer or camper must be in its closed position and no more than 45 feet long and eight feet wide. The dimensions exclude expandable options such as slide-outs that enlarge it when in use; that is not permission to store it expanded. A small boat has a separate 28-foot/eight-foot limit.
Can guests sleep in it or use utility hookups?
The storage subsection prohibits occupancy and utility connections. It also bars temporary or permanent overnight use of a trailer, motor home, boat or RV in any zone. Section 140-118F separately addresses licensed mobile-home parks and temporary mobile homes replacing a disaster-damaged dwelling, with a six-month ceiling for that temporary residence.
Those distinct provisions should be handled by the Township for a licensed park or disaster case; they do not create an ordinary driveway guest exception.
Can I store or briefly load the RV on a street?
No public-road storage is allowed under §140-164A(4)(e), and §140-118G separately prohibits street storage of the named vehicle classes and boats. Section 140-118A has active loading/unloading/pickup/delivery language for its general parking prohibition and an exception for lawfully registered pickups/vans no longer than 19 feet.
That language is not a general street-storage or overnight permission. Confirm a specific loading activity and Chapter 215 traffic controls with Police.
Who to contact for your setup
Ask Wall Township zoning staff about the parcel, legal yard boundaries, storage and occupied use. Ask Township Police about the exact street and activity. Confirm later ordinances, site approvals, utility permits and private restrictions separately.
Use the Wall 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
- Wall Township §140-164A(4)
Read full outdoor-storage subsection, including Zoning Officer alternative placement and 45-foot/eight-foot closed-position limit. Publisher edition through 2026-06-23.
- Wall Township §140-118A–G
General vehicle restrictions, active loading/pickup/delivery language, habitation exceptions and street-storage prohibition. Publisher edition through 2026-06-23.
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.
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