Compare RV parking rules in Washington

A driveway may lie in a required setback. Complete current home-placement approval remains to confirm with SDCI.

Adopted 2026 NR restrictions: three outdoor vehicles per legal dwelling unit; ordinary outdoor RVs barred from required setbacks. Qualifying enclosed structures need their complete route reviewed.

RV storage outside first 20 feet from front/side-street lot lines; zoning vehicle-area limits apply.

Unpaved recreational-equipment storage exception; setback and vehicle-area conditions remain.

Front driveway remains front yard: active parking on prepared contained all-weather surface; stored/apparently inoperable vehicles prohibited.

Single-family tax parcel: relevant yard maximum four vehicles and 60% area; parcel total maximum six outdoors; legal access and other site rules.

Legal driveway in required front setback, approved all-weather surface, licensing, sight triangles and no right-of-way intrusion.

Side/rear setbacks can be used with emergency access, improved approach/surface and six-foot sight-obscuring screening.

Required front setback: 15 consecutive / 30 cumulative days in 12 consecutive months.

Outside front setback: no duration inferred from the front-setback subsection; site rules still apply.

Private storage needs parcel/pad/access confirmation; no universal storage setback established by the cited sources.

Confirm zoning, placement, sanitation and any site permits; time caps alone do not approve a vacant parcel or RV pad.

Owner/resident-owned recreational unit on residential lot with principal dwelling; front/street-side setbacks use approved driveway.

Current location/setback/landscaping/access-drive rules plus durable approved surfaces; street-facing facade-to-street area must be paved.

Front-yard driveway option is lower in priority than garage/carport and side/rear; park perpendicular to the front street.

Operable maintained RV, prioritized location, location-specific screening and site exclusions. Additional units must be completely screened.

Front-yard driveway is lower priority; at least five feet from the side property line and perpendicular to the street.

Garage/carport first, then side/rear. Side/rear RVs taller than eight feet need five feet from property lines; broadside street exposure needs screening.

Front-yard alternative is limited to one licensed operable unit up to 28 feet when no reasonable side/rear access exists.

Vented garage, screened carport or screened side/rear storage; actual accessory setbacks apply. Units over 40 feet are barred in covered residential districts.

Operable, screened storage without public-access or sightline obstruction; stored units are not living quarters.

Same outdoor-storage conditions; boats over eight-foot beam need Type II approval.

Operable storage with orderly, safe, unobstructed layout.

No right-of-way or traffic-visibility obstruction; confirm actual pad and property requirements.

Resident-owned storage in R/HMU with street-frontage setbacks; applicable design rules also matter.

Applicable accessory-home RV storage behind front wall with six-foot solid screen; verify applicability.

Named zoning/yard routes and all-weather storage surface; weight and front-layout restrictions remain.

R-1/R-2/R-3/R-4 all yards; R-15/R-S-12/R-S-1 side/rear; other districts need confirmation.

Private storage at least 10 feet from any roadway/alley; chapter 10.06 vehicle condition applies.

Same private-storage setback; a rear alley counts as well as the front roadway.

Private-lot storage is not resolved by the oversized street rule.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Private-driveway storage needs separate zoning confirmation.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Residential storage must meet site restrictions; multifamily storage needs designated areas.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Garage/private-driveway storage is identified in the traffic code, subject to parcel requirements.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Outdoor residential storage is subject to two-RV, length, operability and placement requirements.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Front-yard vehicles need the designated driveway/garage, with special side/rear access clearances and vehicle-count limits.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Private storage requires parcel and zoning confirmation.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

The traffic section identifies garages and private driveways for storage; confirm additional parcel requirements.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

The public-parking chapter does not decide private-driveway storage.

Confirm the parcel zone, legal parking surface, setbacks, access and any private restrictions.

Private storage placement needs parcel-specific confirmation.

Private temporary living needs a permitted single-family home.

Accessory private-lot use subject to the title’s parking requirements.

Required front setback: maximum 15 consecutive and 30 cumulative days per 12 months.

Private residential storage requires a separate zoning determination.

The public-street width exemption does not authorize yard storage.

Residential RV parking subject to sightline, setback and upkeep conditions.

Front building setback only when physical conditions prevent reasonable side/rear access.

Garage, carport, driveway or compliant sized parking pad with direct driveway access.

Front-yard exception only when physical conditions prevent reasonable side/rear access.

One outdoor RV or equipment unit on residential property; separate site requirements remain.

Screen from surrounding neighbors.

Personal noncommercial outdoor storage on developed RS-zone property is conditional.

Prefer accessible rear or adequate side yards; pave or gravel required front/street-side storage areas.

Confirm permitted RV storage use and applicable parking-surface requirements with SeaTac.

Paving rule has Public Works alternatives; existing approvals and applicability need confirmation.

Outside storage: combined five vehicles per dwelling unit per parcel unless municipal UGA rules address it.

Required front yards cannot be storage areas; orderly, safe and sanitary conditions required.

The two-RV route requires an undivided lot and independent units or approved site sanitation.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Residential-zone eligibility and an issued parcel-specific authorization are required.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Distinguish incidental storage from principal storage on a vacant lot.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Meet rural-zone setbacks and obtain a permit for each placement.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Ordinary RV use is limited to four of any six weeks; parcel placement still needs confirmation.

No general yard storage approval follows from the use-duration rule.

Obtain county-confirmed parcel authority and the required trailer placement permit for longer occupied use.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Temporary occupancy depends on legal lot, UGA status and any principal dwelling or shoreline exception.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Owner’s unoccupied RV may be stored with an existing dwelling; required screening and highway-ready configuration apply.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

At most two RVs per lot without special use permit; unlicensed/unregistered vehicles cannot be placed in setbacks.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Incidental unoccupied RVs must belong to an occupant of the legally occupied dwelling.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Confirm parcel zoning and any issued temporary-use decision before RV occupancy.

The 30-day RV definition is not an automatic private-lot camping allowance.

Residence construction must be on the RV parcel or an adjacent same-owner parcel.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

District and acreage control RV counts; vacant-lot RV positions meet single-family setbacks.

Confirm parcel setbacks, access, critical areas and any shoreline or floodplain restrictions.

Construction RV housing requires a temporary-use permit and active residential building permit on the same lot.

Same ownership, self-contained RV, retained wheels and no prohibited exterior additions; construction route requires no permanent residence yet on the lot.

Guest RVs not owned by the property owner/tenant have a 14-consecutive-day condition in a one-year period; zoning remains separate.

The camping chapter does not establish a complete yard-storage route.

Use a hard-surface side or rear location; if site constraints prevent side/rear storage, park off site.

Ordinary outdoor route: two total licensed boats/RVs, safe driveway sightlines and clean condition; additional equipment has a separate screening route.

Residential outdoor parking is limited to five total cars, trucks, RVs and trailers per dwelling unit, subject to the code’s stated exceptions.

Section 10.48.120 also incorporates §10.60.030(7); that section addresses enclosed or side/rear parking and director exceptions. Obtain a parcel-specific placement determination.

An RV on a driveway still cannot occupy required front or side-street setbacks.

The rule bars required front and side-street setbacks; another location needs separate site confirmation.

The three-week route needs one RV, another dwelling on the lot, owner permission and an approved parking pad.

Temporary lodging does not establish general yard storage or authorize obstruction and unapproved pads.

Unused/unoccupied parking needs a hard, drivable, impervious surface within zoning coverage limits.

Blocking and four-point frame support apply; detached campers have a 24-inch floor-height limit.

A front-yard driveway is included in the outdoor RV restriction.

Side-yard storage must be fully screened from every public right-of-way under §17.22.070(B); this guide does not clear all side/rear placement conditions.

Chapter 10.18 is a right-of-way rule; it does not establish driveway storage permission.

Residential placement, screening, surfaces and zoning need separate confirmation.

Residential storage and occupancy require separate zoning review.

Residential storage and occupancy require separate zoning review.

Private-lot placement unresolved by this street-only route.

Private-lot placement unresolved.

Lawful driveway, or rear/side yard with ordinary five-foot buffer; no sight/right-of-way obstruction.

Lawful driveway, or rear/side yard with ordinary five-foot buffer; no sight/right-of-way obstruction.

Private-property storage not evaluated.

Private-property storage not evaluated.

Private-property rules not evaluated.

Private-property rules not evaluated.

At most two combined RV/sporting vehicles or equipment outdoors; screened; residence pad or driveway.

At most two combined RV/sporting vehicles or equipment outdoors; screened; residence pad or driveway.

R-1–R-6 placement, lot-size, surface, slope and environmental conditions apply.

R-1–R-6 placement, lot-size, surface, slope and environmental conditions apply.

Not determined

Not determined

Unoccupied RV at occupied dwelling, controlled by lawful occupant, no hazard/nuisance.

Unoccupied RV at occupied dwelling, controlled by lawful occupant, no hazard/nuisance.

Private-yard storage not determined.

Private-yard storage not determined.

Private storage not determined.

Private storage not determined.

One stored unit; owner occupancy and thirteen-foot roadway clearance.

One stored unit; owner occupancy and thirteen-foot roadway clearance.

Temporary living is subject to §17.44.100, including permit triggers, utility limits and one RV per lot.

This packet does not approve ordinary private storage or location.

Owner/licensing, zoning and accessory-area review required.

Owner/licensing, zoning and accessory-area review required.

No home-storage permission decided.

No private-yard placement permission decided.

A driveway does not waive required yards or the ten-foot street-boundary clearance.

Ordinary R-1 interior lot: twenty-foot front, five-foot sides and twenty-five-foot rear.

Only a qualifying nonresident-visitor occupancy screen; general storage unresolved.

No general yard-storage approval.

Two outdoor RV/utility units, plus placement and condition rules.

Two outdoor RV/utility units, plus placement and condition rules.

One house trailer subject to accessory-building setbacks and site requirements.

One house trailer subject to accessory-building setbacks and site requirements.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Brief individual-lot placement: up to four weeks per consecutive 12 months.

Brief individual-lot placement: up to four weeks per consecutive 12 months.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Two-week driveway limit; longer stays outside restricted front area.

Two-week driveway limit; longer stays outside restricted front area.

Not evaluated here.

Not evaluated here.

Private storage is outside this screen.

Private storage is outside this screen.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Registered owner may park/store on property where that owner resides, subject to other applicable rules.

Registered owner may park/store on property where that owner resides, subject to other applicable rules.

Private storage not evaluated.

Private storage not evaluated.

Separate private visitor rules; not evaluated.

Separate private visitor rules; not evaluated.

Ordinary maximum 72 consecutive hours on the same block face. Over-80-inch overnight restriction applies outside Industrial zones; shorter signs and other rules remain.

Actual loading must satisfy the relevant curb signs and vehicle rules; no universal RV loading-hour exception inferred.

24 continuous hours for NPV loading outside Paid Parking Zone; shorter signs govern.

Actual loading/unloading; ordinary public repairs have a separate emergency-only exception.

General ceiling seven calendar days; shorter signs, RPZ, commercial/classification and anti-evasion rules remain.

Commercial/size exceptions are distinct; no general home storage exemption inferred from a loading label.

Residential RV/trailer/motorhome prohibition, except actual reasonable loading or qualifying special permit.

Reasonable time based on nature and extent of real loading, not a fixed blanket day allowance.

Signs/schedules and 15-foot mailbox clearance; no universal RV duration is inferred.

Ordinary private RV loading remains subject to front-setback placement limits; no blanket street exception assumed.

County roads: RV parking prohibited except actual loading/unloading up to 24 hours or applicable issued permit.

Loading/unloading only, maximum 24 hours, with independent road safety restrictions.

Motorhome in residential zone: maximum 24 hours with all other rules; detached trailer/camper prohibition; attached combinations have size/weight rules.

Active loading can remove the residential large-vehicle size rule only; no blanket storage, camping or overall stay permission inferred.

In areas both zoned and used residentially, vehicles/combinations over 30 feet have a six-hour ceiling. A separate citywide 72-hour maximum and shorter signs remain.

Ordinary home placement remains; street loading-zone permissions and signed limits are distinct. Routine street repair barred except emergency repairs.

Current plates and the detached boat-trailer prohibition appear in the cited text; complete current RV street clocks need City confirmation.

Actual loading/unloading within three days in a two-week period is a location exception; separate vehicle-condition, count and right-of-way rules remain.

24 consecutive hours on the same block, including valid RPZ permit holders; signs and other restrictions remain.

Actual loading/unloading completed within a three-day period in any two-week period.

Unoccupied RV: 24 hours including weekends/holidays; moving to another City street within the period is restricted.

No blanket loading extension to the 24-hour RV rule is inferred.

Four-hour ordinary ceiling; temporary loading and issued permits are separate. Relocation rule also applies.

Temporary actual loading/unloading exception; no invented maximum duration or storage exemption.

72-hour rule for boats, campers and trailers; current design document specifies 72 consecutive hours for RVs.

No separate extension beyond the checked street duration is inferred.

No routine recreational-equipment storage; owner-frontage loading or size-constrained guest exception up to 72 hours/two weeks.

Owner-frontage loading exception: 72 hours in any two-week period, with other restrictions.

No ordinary storage beyond five consecutive days; signs/access restrictions still apply.

No general loading exception to the storage and clearance rules is assumed.

Oversized RVs: 24 continuous hours per block in defined residential areas and Commercial Marine zone, unless a stated exception applies.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

Over-80-inch vehicles need the loading or manufacturing/industrial exception; unsigned street spaces otherwise have a 72-hour maximum.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

24-hour RV street maximum; no RV parking 10 p.m.–6 a.m. in the central business district or city-owned lots.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

Residential street storage prohibited; qualifying trip preparation must remain unoccupied.

Qualifying home-adjacent trip preparation: two consecutive days and two days per seven; no occupation.

Trailers: no overnight parking on streets within/abutting primarily residential or open-space zoning; motorhomes need separate street analysis.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

12-hour RV street/right-of-way maximum; shorter signs and anti-reparking rules apply.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

Maximum four RV parking hours per day on city streets, even after moving.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

No ordinary RV parking 2–6 a.m.; no residential street storage; narrow resident-trip exception.

Qualifying resident departure/return: at most two consecutive days and two days per seven-day period.

No RV parking midnight–6 a.m. on streets abutting residential zones; general same-spot maximum 24 hours.

Loading does not waive other street, placement or occupancy rules.

24 hours ordinarily; city permit up to three consecutive days.

Loading does not remove street time or equipment restrictions.

24 hours normally; residential RV permit has 45-day annual, five-day-location and two-block conditions.

Loading does not itself waive the street or front-yard limits.

24-hour cap applies to RVs despite their width exemption.

Marked freight loading: expeditious loading, maximum 30 minutes.

The residential-lot section does not establish a street duration allowance.

No general loading exception established in this section.

Street permission is not established by the residential storage rule.

Temporary loading/unloading exception in 19.130.260; other rules remain.

Residential-neighborhood rights-of-way: no more than 24 hours; trailers generally remain attached.

No general RV loading extension established.

The 72-hour storage definition is not a public-street parking allowance.

Shorter parking and loading need their own site-specific answer.

Posted restrictions and no roadway obstruction; city-property 24-hour default is not a universal street rule.

Loading does not authorize road obstruction or unlimited parking.

Private storage standards do not authorize public-street parking.

No separate multi-day loading exemption is established by the cited storage section.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The building-code RV use provision is not street parking permission.

Loading and maintenance do not receive an independent extended parking allowance here.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

An RV on a public or private road, roadway right-of-way or easement shall not be occupied.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

Vehicle storage in public rights-of-way is prohibited; parking and loading require separate traffic-rule confirmation.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

County zoning definitions do not establish public-road parking permission.

No standalone extended loading exemption is established here.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

The private-property rule does not authorize parking or camping on a public road.

No independent extended loading exception is established by these sources.

Private construction housing does not authorize public-street parking or camping.

No independent extended loading allowance is established.

Qualifying RVs on residential streets for no more than 24 hours are exempt from Chapter 9.80, not from all parking rules.

No general loading exception is established by this chapter.

Habitation in the public right-of-way is prohibited; private accessory parking rules do not authorize street storage.

No separate loading clock is established by the accessory-use rule.

No RV parking on a City street within a residential zone except active loading/unloading with driver or owner actually attending.

Attended active loading/unloading is the residential-street exception, not a storage clock.

No street allowance is established by this development-standard provision.

No loading exception appears in §18.40.060.

This lodging section does not authorize public-street camping or storage.

No independent loading exception is established by the temporary-lodging section.

24-hour public ceiling; sunset-to-sunrise city-property restrictions have narrow posted/park exceptions.

No separate loading grace period in Chapter 10.16.

The private-yard 72-hour exception is not a public-street parking allowance.

Front-yard cleaning/loading may last no more than 72 hours; it does not authorize ordinary storage.

No more than 24 counted hours in the public right-of-way, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, unless specifically approved by council.

Loading has no separate automatic time extension under Chapter 10.18; posted time limits still control.

Over 72 consecutive hours prohibited absent applicable exception; signs, downtown limits and chain-parking rules remain.

Alley goods loading maximum 30 minutes; passenger stops maximum 5 minutes; emergency passage must remain available.

Self-contained motorized RVs above 12,000 lb GVWR or 28 ft need the seven-day home-related exception; dimensional wording needs care.

Only the time necessary under 10.20.030; automated result remains unknown.

Residential visitor exception: at most 14 days per successive 120 days, with 14 days between parking occasions; not automated here.

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

Residential city right-of-way: up to twenty-four hours subject to other restrictions.

No general loading exception presumed.

RVs and trailers prohibited except reasonable loading/unloading.

Reasonableness must be established; 24 hours is a separate maximum, not a safe harbor.

No part of a stored vehicle may occupy public right-of-way; general street stops unresolved.

No distinct loading exception established by this storage section.

24-hour RV restriction and different-block movement; other restrictions remain.

No separate loading approval is supplied.

Ordinary parking prohibited; loading up to 48 hours or issued temporary permit.

Actual loading/unloading, at most 48 hours.

Legally parked, licensed RV on street/alley: 24 hours maximum.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Narrow adjacent-host residential street visit: 48 hours, 32 feet long, 8.5 feet wide, 14 feet high.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Over 6.5 ft wide, 7.5 ft high or 20 ft long needs the service-and-permit exception; trailers remain limited to 4 hours.

Issued oversized permit plus actual adjacent service; maximum 72 hours, subject to independent limits.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Overnight occupation is public camping unless specifically permitted; unoccupied parking remains a separate review.

No loading allowance decided.

Ordinarily twenty-four hours; designated North Bend Way block two hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Unoccupied street parking is outside this packet.

No loading exception decided.

Unresolved; private-parcel rules give no public-road permission.

No separate loading exemption is inferred.

24 hours ordinarily; specific own-residence frontage route 72 hours, on the stated observation clock and other conditions.

Commercial/loading exceptions not adjudicated.

Street and public-land parking are outside this private-lot checker.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

No off-street parking in shared private access ways; public streets are not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Residential right-of-way: two hours ordinarily.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Residential streets: actual loading/unloading up to 72 hours.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

RV public right-of-way maximum 48 hours, outside sight triangles.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Separate two-week/calendar-year maximum; other restrictions apply.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Detached towable RV street/alley parking prohibited.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

RV right-of-way: maximum12 continuous hours; no evasive reparking.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Between-use public storage: 48 hours per 30 days.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Safe placement without traffic, vision or safety obstruction; no automatic street approval.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

RV-specific street/alley/right-of-way restriction; exceptions separate.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

One 24-hour period per calendar quarter; other restrictions remain.

Only expressly described loading routes are evaluated.

Parking clocks do not establish guest sleeping or ongoing RV dwelling permission. The vetoed permit program and unverified operative definition changes are excluded.

Complete home/detached-trailer text and consolidated edition not available for review. Policy status checked November 5: CB 121283 vetoed November 2; CB 121281 signed as Ordinance 127529, with effective date not verified here. See the Seattle guide for the separate executive order. Baseline parking review limits remain.

Up to 14 occupied days in consecutive 12 months on ordinary private property; permanent dwelling prohibited outside park route.

Full current City sections reviewed October 20, 2026; 2021 repeal reconciled; exact zoning, signed street controls and special approvals remain site-specific.

Street habitation maximum 72 hours without permit; ordinary issued permit maximum 14 calendar-year days/location with conditions. Private occupancy not established here.

Full operative traffic/home code available, but consolidated edition and uncodified-law clearance incomplete. Private guests and detached personal setups need further confirmation.

Self-contained RV on private premises: up to 14 total days per calendar year unless specifically authorized by Title 20; street guest permit is separate.

Full cited code through December 8, 2025 plus current Police guidance; later amendment clearance incomplete and front-driveway screening disputes require City review.

Issued guest TUP route up to 30 days in consecutive 12 months; owner-applicant and site conditions apply.

Current official code reviewed October 20, 2026; 2025 amendment reconciled. Owner/lessee wording conflict, front-setback/TUP overlap and general street duration remain explicit City-confirmation items.

County guide: private occupancy 30 consecutive and 60 calendar-year days; County road habitation needs issued permit, ordinary seven-day periods/14 days at address.

Only unincorporated Clark County, Washington is covered. Complete uncodified-law clearance and universal private storage standards were not available for review; no pandemic-era blanket permission is used.

Current occupancy text not available in full for this guide; FAQ cites a repealed section, so guest/residence setup needs Planning confirmation.

Street/storage/location/surface provisions through September 16, 2026 fully available; current occupancy and broader attached-trailer general-stay details unresolved; later amendments to confirm.

Temporary RV occupancy is limited to 30 total days per calendar year, with the residential placement and safety conditions.

Full RMC traffic text, including the residential length provision, through August 3, 2026; RZC through June 2, 2026. The obsolete City-summary 24-hour clock is superseded by the codified 72-hour rule. Complete later-amendment clearance remains incomplete.

Private guest sleeping or ongoing RV dwelling allowance is not established by the reviewed parking provision.

Full residential text through the August 10, 2026 code edition; street-tail recovery and complete later-law clearance remain incomplete.

One temporary RV dwelling with another dwelling on the lot: five days without permit, up to 30 with one; one permit per three-month period.

City guidance fully read; full LUC publisher text blocked. Confirm exact parcel setbacks, special approvals and later amendments.

Street vehicle-camping route has notice, movement and 500-foot conditions; home pilot/construction permits are separate.

Full official code reviewed October 20, 2026; August 2026 pilot discussion available but complete operative policy attachment unavailable. Exact special approvals and later orders require confirmation.

Stored vehicles cannot serve as living quarters; special program approvals separate.

Official code through Ordinance 1705 and current City-linked signed permit policy reviewed October 20, 2026; confirm later policy, actual permit dates and annual counting basis.

Storage provisions do not establish occupied use; Planning confirmation needed.

Current City guidance/design PDF and adopted 25-6106 reviewed October 20, 2026. Relevant current code available in official index; full interactive access/later-amendment clearance limited.

Separate park or granted temporary overnight exception; guest parking alone is insufficient.

Full official code through Ordinance 4846 and 2026 Ordinance 4828 sections reviewed October 20, 2026; unusual weight/classification, guest front-yard overlap and granted occupancy exceptions remain City-confirmation items.

Residential temporary RV occupancy up to 14 days per stay and 28 property-wide days per calendar year.

Full current official eCode chapters and uncodified-law list reviewed October 20, 2026; facility, utility and site-specific approvals remain separate.

Street time exception is not a sleeping or dwelling permit.

City of Anacortes, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Skagit County or another municipality. Anacortes Municipal Code current through Ordinance 5040, passed September 14, 2026; AMC 10.12.340 derives from Ordinance 4054 (2023). Retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary private-property RV residence is restricted; approved safe parking and other specified settings have separate rules.

City of Bellingham, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Whatcom County or another municipality. Bellingham Municipal Code current through Ordinance 2026-09-027, passed September 28, 2026; retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Occasional family/friend overnight use: no more than 30 days per calendar year, subject to the residential-lot rule.

City of Blaine, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Whatcom County or another municipality. Current codified BMC 10.12 reflects Ordinance 3013 (2024); BMC 17.140.080 section history through Ordinance 2900 (2017). Retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

One RV at a single-family residence: seven days without permit; longer stays need issued permit and city confirmation, maximum 30 days.

City of Burlington, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Skagit County or another municipality. Current online codified sections retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are retained with the sources. Later uncodified ordinances should be confirmed with the city. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Storage rules do not establish guest sleeping or permanent dwelling permission.

City of Edmonds, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Snohomish County or another municipality. Edmonds Community Development Code current through Ordinance 4440, June 23, 2026. Current online code used instead of older vehicle handout with conflicting count/temporary-parking wording; retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No sleeping in vehicles on public streets/lots; private occasional guest duration requires city confirmation.

City of Everson, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Whatcom County or another municipality. EMC chapter 10.12 section history through Ordinance 805 (2019), and vehicle nuisance provisions through Ordinance 720 (2012), in the current online code retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Public temporary or permanent habitation is prohibited unless an ordinance provides otherwise.

City of Marysville, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Snohomish County or another municipality. Codified MMC 11.08.200 includes Ordinance 3346 (2025). September 2026 Ordinance 3386 was read separately and concerns Ash Avenue, not a replacement RV time limit. Sources retrieved November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Residence use outside a trailer park is restricted; the section’s three-day exception does not waive other laws.

City of Mount Vernon, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Skagit County or another municipality. Current online codified sections retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are retained with the sources. Later uncodified ordinances should be confirmed with the city. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No camping or sleeping in vehicles under the public-parking chapter.

City of Mukilteo, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Snohomish County or another municipality. MMC chapter 10.08 as codified from Ordinance 1522, July 21, 2025; retrieved November 6, 2026. Separate zoning changes are not treated as a private-storage permission. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

One registered RV: 15 calendar days per year; director may add up to 15 days.

City of Auburn, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated King or Pierce County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

City permit required; ordinary occupancy maximum 30 days in 12 months, one occupied RV per lot.

City of Bremerton, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Kitsap County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No public-street camping; sleeping/residing in vehicles is included.

City of Burien, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated King County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary occupied dwelling use on the host’s premises may not exceed four weeks; separate exception exists.

City of Des Moines, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated King County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary residential use: no more than 14 days in 180 days.

City of Federal Way, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated King County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Residential stored equipment must not be used for habitation.

City of Kent, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated King County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Storage provisions do not establish permission to sleep or live in an RV.

City of Puyallup, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated Pierce County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Ordinary storage is not dwelling permission; approved manufactured-home-park RV areas have separate limits.

City of SeaTac, Washington only, not surrounding unincorporated King County or another municipality. Current official online code and guidance retrieved November 6, 2026; section histories are preserved in the source captures. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

RV is not an ADU and cannot be offered under the short-term rental route; other guest occupancy needs confirmation.

Unincorporated Chelan County, Washington only, not Wenatchee, Chelan, Cashmere, Leavenworth or Entiat. Municipal urban-growth-area regulations may displace the general outside vehicle-count rule. CCC 11.88 and adopted Resolution 2026-40, effective April 14, 2026, read November 6, 2026. September 15, 2026 Resolutions 2026-80/81/82 address Peshastin/Manson UGA housing charts; municipal UGA controls require parcel-specific confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Temporary, noncommercial use by up to two RVs on an undivided lot can be exempt from CCC 18.56.

Unincorporated Cowlitz County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Current codified CCC 18.56.050, adopted by Ordinance 23-055 on July 11, 2023, read November 6, 2026. The exemption is chapter-specific and does not establish a universal duration or waive other laws. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Initial temporary residential RV authorization up to one year; renewal and hardship require a separate decision.

Unincorporated Island County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Whidbey and Camano unincorporated parcels only; not Oak Harbor, Coupeville or Langley. Shoreline and flood rules are additional. Current county-linked seven-page Temp RV Use application and updated affidavit citing ICC 17.03.180.V, read November 6, 2026. The packet is official administrative guidance, not a full code reproduction; renewal conditions and permit-specific terms need County confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Passive recreation and guest use need their own land-use route; flood compliance is not residential permission.

Unincorporated King County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Official Title 21A updated September 9, 2026 and Regulatory Review Committee interpretation finalized December 10, 2020, read November 6, 2026. The older interpretation is identified as administrative guidance; Planning must confirm its application to the current parcel and use. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Permit for no more than three months in RW/RP/RR; owner or family only.

Unincorporated Kitsap County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Not Bremerton, Bainbridge Island, Poulsbo or Port Orchard; evaluated seasonal route applies only in RW/RP/RR zones. Current KCC 17.105.090.H and April 30, 2025 Seasonal RV Permit handout, read November 6, 2026. The code says minimum 200 square feet; the handout says maximum 200. Ordinance 650 (2026), flagged on the code page, amends research laboratory/warehousing definitions rather than this RV rule. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Four-of-six-week ordinary use limit; no ordinary residence outside separately authorized exceptions.

Unincorporated Kittitas County, Washington only, excluding Ellensburg, Cle Elum, Roslyn, Kittitas, South Cle Elum and other incorporated towns. Current KCC 14.04.045, section history through Ordinance 2022-017, read November 6, 2026. Exceptions in 17.92.010 and qualifying pre-2008 manufactured/mobile-home communities need separate review. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Beyond 60 days: approved septic, water and trailer placement permit. Park/campground 210-day rule is separate.

Unincorporated Lewis County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Urban growth areas may use municipal codes under interlocal agreements. County public health jurisdiction can extend beyond county zoning jurisdiction. Current official Code Compliance FAQ and codified LCC 17.144.050, reflecting Ordinance 1348 (2023), read November 6, 2026. The FAQ cites LCC 15.25.060(3), 15.25.080(2) and 8.40.020(a). Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

14 days/year without temporary-use permit; longer approved stays ordinarily at most 120 days with prior lot occupancy deducted.

Unincorporated Pierce County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Current PCC 18A.38.050.E and county Temporary Use Affidavit revised January 23, 2025, read November 6, 2026. The code expressly provides a 14-day exemption that the short Occupied RVs webpage omits. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Temporary use up to 180 days under policy; permanent use requires district-specific land-use approval.

Unincorporated San Juan County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Not the Town of Friday Harbor. Eastsound and other subarea rules, shoreline portions and density limits require parcel-specific confirmation. Official DCD Policy BP-2022-01 issued September 1, 2022, currently served by the County and read November 6, 2026. The policy reserves Director modification and cites older building-code provisions; confirm current permit implementation and district rules before occupancy. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No RV dwelling use; maximum 180 occupied days/12 months; ordinarily one occupied RV per lot.

Unincorporated Skagit County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Current SCC 14.10.070(4)–(5), codified under Ordinance O20250005, read November 6, 2026. Current chapter also lists 2026 amendments elsewhere; older bulletin citations to reorganized Title 14 are not used as the current section number. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

One temporary RV, at most 180 days/12 months in listed zones outside floodway; not a primary residence.

Unincorporated Snohomish County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. Official Assistance Bulletin 53 revised January 2025, read November 6, 2026; cites SCC 30.22, 30.91R.040/.050 and 30.65.120. Bulletin is guidance and directs readers to current code for complete legal requirements. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Temporary-use permit may run up to six months; written, approved extensions require demonstrated cause.

Unincorporated Spokane County, Washington only, not the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Airway Heights or other incorporated municipalities. Official county Zoning Code, 2025 Printing, includes Resolution 24-0698 adopted November 12, 2024. Read November 6, 2026. Later amendments, parcel approvals and building/health requirements must be confirmed. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Temporary construction-related occupancy under an accepted affidavit; stop within 30 days of final residence occupancy approval.

Unincorporated Thurston County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. The applicable zoning code varies in rural areas and the Olympia, Lacey and Tumwater urban growth areas. Current-linked County affidavit updated September 24, 2021, and current CPED code-compliance guidance read November 6, 2026. The affidavit expressly spans four county zoning codes; ordinary storage and guest stays depend on the applicable code. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Rural district: 120 days/year; accessory guest RV at most 14 consecutive and 30 total days/year.

Unincorporated Whatcom County, Washington only. Incorporated cities and towns, tribal lands and separately administered public lands require their own governing rules. The evaluated route is specifically Rural R2A/R5A/R10A. Residential Rural, Urban Residential, forestry and resort districts are not interchangeable. Current codified WCC 20.36.056, in a chapter showing amendments through Ordinance 2026-039 of July 28, 2026, read November 6, 2026. This guide evaluates the Rural district route only, not all county zoning districts. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Temporary construction housing: at most three years and removal within 30 days after home occupancy.

County-administered unincorporated Yakima County, Washington only; not the City of Yakima, Union Gap, Sunnyside, other municipalities or land outside county land-use jurisdiction, including where tribal jurisdiction applies. Current YCC 19.18.480 and 19.18.130 read November 6, 2026. The construction route is distinct from caregiver housing and RV-park regulations. Confirm later uncodified changes and permit-specific conditions. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The exempt RV must be transient and not a primary residence or permanently immobilized unit.

City of Lake Stevens, Washington only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current eCode360 Chapter 9.80, Ordinance 1058 (2019), read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

One visiting nonresident RV on residential property with an existing dwelling: up to five days without permit, up to 14 with City use permit, at most one permit per six months.

City of University Place, Washington only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current published UPMC §19.30.040B(4), history through Ordinance 779 §2 (2024), read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Residential-street loading is not permission for sleeping; private habitation requires separate review.

City of Wenatchee, Washington only; excludes East Wenatchee and unincorporated Chelan County, including the county urban growth area. Published WCC §2.04.020 property-maintenance amendment 302.11C, §6B.02.030 and §§10.48.120/10.60.030 read November 6, 2026. Vehicle-count text includes Ord. 2024-33. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

RVs may not be used for living purposes under the ordinary rule.

City of Maple Valley, Washington only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. §§18.40.060–.070; code index includes legislation through October 12, 2026. RV clause history Ordinances O-99-109 and O-16-598. Read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Three weeks per visit, at most two periods per lot per calendar year and at least 30 calendar days between; a separate permit route allows up to 45 consecutive days.

City of Kenmore, Washington only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current codified §18.30.155, Ordinance 11-0329 §3 Exhibit 1, read November 6, 2026. New-law list includes 26-0647 (capital program) and 26-0652 (land division and land-use procedures), not an amendment to this RV section. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Occupied dwelling, lawful occupant permission, at most two weeks per six months, no health hazard or nuisance.

City of Bonney Lake, Pierce County, Washington only; not the wider Bonney Lake mailing area or unincorporated Pierce County. Chapter 10.16 current eCode through June 16, 2026; §10.16.020 last lists Ordinance 1686 (2023). Read November 6, 2026. October 2026 zoning and utility amendments remain relevant to site-specific approvals, not a waiver of Chapter 10.16. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and ongoing residential use are not authorized by this parking section.

City of Mill Creek, Snohomish County, Washington only; not Millcreek Township Pennsylvania or Millcreek Utah. Current eCode includes legislation through September 1, 2026; new-laws index reports no known uncodified laws when read November 6, 2026. Section 17.27.100 derives from Ordinance 2025-933. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The parking chapter does not establish permission to camp, sleep or live in an RV.

City of Port Orchard, Kitsap County, Washington only; not unincorporated Kitsap County or a Port Orchard mailing address outside city limits. Current eCode includes legislation through July 28, 2026; read November 6, 2026. New-law index lists October 27, 2026 tax and budget enactments, not changes to Chapter 10.18. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Public residential habitation prohibited; other sleeping classifications require individual review.

Adoption and effective date supported by current City notices despite blank signature fields in linked ordinance copy. Downtown, permits and stricter signs remain individual-review cases; no public camping or private storage permission.

Street exception does not establish sleeping permission.

City of Tumwater, Washington. Limited residential-street route for noncommercial self-contained motorized RVs; not towable trailers, private-lot storage or campground approval.

Private occupancy discrepancy held for city clarification; no affirmative sleeping result.

Only unoccupied residential placement is screened. Side-setback relief, private occupancy, public-street exceptions, surface approval and utility work require separate review.

No camping or sleeping approval.

Only the residential street time limit and confirmed ancillary conditions are screened. Zoning Ordinance 2792 and private-lot standards are not resolved here.

No residential occupancy or overnight camping approval.

Address-specific signs, permit zones and exceptions still require confirmation.

Habitation and dwelling use prohibited; no utility approval.

City of Edgewood, Washington residential premises in zones allowing residential use; EMC 18.90.120(A). This is not Edgewood in another state.

Temporary habitation: at most 30 days per calendar year.

Street permission and utility approvals remain outside the automated route. Calendar-year occupancy is not a rolling-year test.

Issued permit route: up to 10 days, four periods per calendar year; separate camping and safety rules.

Illness/fatigue and other exceptional legal circumstances return unknown through the special-circumstance control. Permit results require explicit activity/location coverage and no utility connections; no permanent driveway or yard permission is inferred.

15-day and hosted-yard occupancy provisions require separate city review.

No hosted-occupancy, discretionary placement, vacant-lot, sales-lot, hookup or campground approval.

Camping chapter exemption only for qualifying residential street RVs up to 48 hours.

No detached trailer, commercial activity, city-lot, permit/extension, utility or private-storage approval.

Not approved.

Current code includes Ordinance 26-1169 of April 28, 2026. The later September 2026 data-center moratorium was read and does not change this ordinary street-parking scope. Do not infer a reset from a thirty-foot move, an automatic four-permit entitlement, or a trailer exemption. No private storage, special signed-block, commercial, emergency, camping or hookup approval.

One visiting RV, ten days in six months, timely police notice.

Ordinance 1628 of 2025 is incorporated in both private and street chapters. Later posted laws concern a franchise, personal mobility devices, and waste collection; this route excludes those activities. The personal-mobility PDF was inaccessible and was not retried. Water, sewer and other hookups are not approved.

More than 30 days in a three-month period requires the applicable permit; guest extensions are discretionary.

Local administrative screening only; permit claims and apparently compliant cases remain unresolved.

Private temporary use with owner consent: forty-eight hours.

No regulated truck/bus/combination vehicle, disabled-vehicle, emergency repair, EV/accessible space, posted restriction, licensed park, special event or utility approval. Ord. 1854 and later listed 2026 amendment subjects reviewed; ordinary RV provisions retained.

Overnight occupation requires an approved park; over 120 days in twelve months is permanent occupancy.

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

Actual camping permit, written permission where needed, two RVs, ten consecutive days and thirty cumulative days per calendar year.

City of Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington only. Ordinary noncommercial motor home or camping trailer on a lawful developed R-1 residential lot with a permitted dwelling, a rectangular interior configuration and one street frontage. Excludes waterfront, floodplain or other overlay, irregular or corner lots, nonconforming rights, hearing-examiner exceptions, undeveloped and semideveloped lots, R-6A, parks, rental use, tents, emergency, construction and special-event routes. No hookups are approved. Public-road parking remains unresolved. Limited administrative screening of the cited local provisions only. Not a permit, legal opinion, safety assurance or complete land-use approval.

Nonresident visiting resident: at most 14 consecutive days off the right-of-way, with utility limits.

Permits, special exceptions, commercial classifications, enforcement events and other site rules require direct review.

At most two weeks in six months with lawful house occupant permission and no hazard or nuisance.

Existing/gravel/unimproved surfaces, enclosed storage, commercial uses, utilities, nonconforming rights and site-specific exceptions need separate review. The city, not this checker, determines approvals.

At most 15 days per calendar year with timely written permission and adequate facilities.

Classification and parcel-specific approvals belong to the city. No utility hookup, waterfront, rental, front/side placement, public-street or general motorhome approval is issued.

No camping permission established.

Current code and city ordinance index reviewed; no uncodified code laws shown. Mix Park, repair circumstances and signs require exact-location confirmation.

Extended and permanent dwelling require separate processes.

No decision on hookups, approved parks, unlicensed-vehicle fencing or discretionary city-property permissions. The code includes legislation through July 28, 2026; the later listed September ordinance concerns budget.

No camping or sleeping determination.

No complete traffic, truck-class, cited-overstay, private parcel or occupancy approval.

Storage is not living permission.

No street, occupancy, construction, primary-storage or hookup approval.

Not established here.

Motorhomes, attached trailers and temporary exceptions need separate review.

Street occupancy, camping and sleeping prohibited; no permit approval.

No overnight, private lot, parking-lot, camping, animal-confinement, emergency or permit decision.

Not evaluated.

Narrow adverse screen. Private-storage time provisions and occupancy exceptions are not automated.

Visitor residence limited to 14 consecutive days with no business; not evaluated here.

Only unoccupied registered-owner residence storage; no guest, permanent utility, wastewater, park or street approval.

No sleeping permission established.

Adverse ordinary public parking only. Loading, off-pavement owner exception and special authorizations require review.

Street screen gives no sleeping permission.

Negative street count/duration screen; private visitor and permit routes not evaluated.