RV parking rules in Woodbridge Township

Woodbridge Township RV parking at a glance

What is the express RV night-street restriction?

Section 7-16 names RVs from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., with source-specific pickup/delivery wording. Its RV definition is a self-propelled or towed temporary living vehicle; boats on trailers used solely for family/personal purposes are also included. Ordinary residential parking permits do not independently waive this RV restriction. The section calls for proper signs.

Can an unhitched trailer stay at the curb during the day?

Section 7-8.2a prohibits parking, stopping or standing a trailer not connected to a towing motor vehicle on a municipal street at any time, with a narrow courier-vehicle exclusion. Hitching a trailer does not independently clear the RV, truck-trailer, street-sign or other restrictions. A pickup camper’s actual mounted configuration must not be guessed from its name.

Which roads have an any-time boat restriction?

Section 7-16A identifies Cliff Road from Ferry Street to Woodbridge Avenue, Ferry Street for its entire length, and Broad Street from Ferry Street to Holton Street. The rule covers boats and boat trailers at any time. Confirm the actual segment rather than applying the restriction to every similarly named road.

Why is ordinary daytime RV parking unresolved here?

The current § 7-18.2A(c), within the quasi-public-property article, also says the listed vehicles and RVs may not park on any street or quasi-public area except pickup/delivery vehicles. That paragraph is amended September 13, 2022; § 7-16’s night wording has March 18, 2025 history. Both remain displayed. Ask the Township to resolve the scope for the actual public block and any approved site plan; do not describe either paragraph as silently repealing the other.

Does 30 minutes give a free loading or parking period?

Both relevant clauses use a presumption for listed vehicles parked more than 30 minutes without loading/unloading activity. That is not a generic free 30-minute stay. Actual pickup/delivery exceptions, stopped versus parked facts and the unhitched/boat rules need their own scope check. An approved site plan is an express defense in § 7-18.2A(c), under its actual terms.

What about home storage, sleeping and hookups?

The reviewed traffic clauses do not establish a complete private-yard storage layout or approve guest sleeping, ongoing living or utilities. Quasi-public parking property is not equivalent to a private residential driveway. Bring the exact address, vehicle configuration, activity and any issued approval to the Township for those separate questions.

Who to contact for your setup

Ask the governing municipality about your exact address, legal yard boundaries, complete vehicle, activity and any issued approvals. Use the linked operative provisions and retain a written answer for unresolved scope.

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

Official sources reviewed October 21, 2026

• Woodbridge Chapter 7 — RV, trailer and boat parking provisions

  Full operative §§ 7-8.2, 7-16, 7-16A and 7-18.2A read October 21, 2026. 2022 and 2025 amendment histories coexist. Current later-law banner lists traffic amendments; no exhaustive later-amendment certification.

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.