Compare RV parking rules in Wyoming

Private-property RV storage is outside this street-guidance review.

No yard-placement permission established.

Home placement is outside the examined street route.

No residential yard permission established.

Street review does not clear home placement; RVs are excluded from the sidewalk-overhang allowance.

No ordinary yard-storage permission established.

Home storage follows the side/rear-yard all-season-surface route; front driveway is not cleared.

One RV/travel trailer per lot unless an actual Conditional Use Permit allows more; side/rear storage and lawful surface.

General home-storage permission not established; construction occupancy has a separate approval route.

Confirm parcel zoning, parking areas, access and covenants; covered residential ADU standards exclude RVs.

Confirm garage alignment, yard classification and qualifying surface.

Front-yard restriction; side-yard surface/disrepair rules; rear-yard counts.

Town handout recognizes private parking; verify parcel zoning, owner consent and visibility.

No blanket yard approval; confirm property lines, access and zoning.

No general empty-RV storage permission established; occupied temporary use has a separate 96-hour limit.

Confirm zoning, approved placement, access and covenants; the short-stay cap is not a setback or land-use approval.

Parcel-specific Planning review; not resolved by the street limit.

Setback and occupancy wording needs City reconciliation.

Residential sidewalk clearance and right-of-way limits apply; required-yard rules need separate review.

Corner-lot triangle, required yards, secure storage and equipment condition matter.

Residential accessory parking subject to access, surface and parcel requirements.

Do not assume every yard or gravel area qualifies.

Owner-home storage remains subject to zoning and other rules.

No blanket yard-placement permission established.

Private storage zoning not established by this parking page.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Private-lot rules require a separate zoning answer.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Private owner/lessee consent is required; zoning remains separate.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Private storage is outside these street provisions.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Private ownership is not occupied-use permission; unoccupied placement needs zoning review.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

One unit in front setback on approved driveway surface (§5-5-3).

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Unused camping trailer storage is subject to §6.4.1 outside-storage requirements.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Owner consent required; private storage zoning is separate.

Confirm parcel setbacks, surfaces and other zoning conditions before outdoor storage.

Oversized seasonal restriction; RV must remain entirely alongside owner property.

Do not infer a loading waiver from the seasonal guidance.

One RV/trailer per residential owner, entirely alongside owned-and-occupied property; other restrictions remain.

No separate loading clock established.

November 1–April 30 restriction except active loading; otherwise the entire space must adjoin property the vehicle owner owns or occupies.

Active street loading is excepted from the seasonal ban, not from all other rules.

No more than three consecutive days in a thirty-day period; one unit by the site/registration property; no arterial parking.

No separate personal-RV loading waiver established.

Generally 24 consecutive hours with signs and qualified abutter exceptions; downtown length and 55-foot sight-clearance rules.

No blanket loading permission; do not apply the unsigned 2017 draft as current law.

More than 7 days/calendar month defines storage for motor homes/unattached trailers; registration and extensions separately restricted.

Residential-yard exception only during actual activity.

More than 72 continuous hours and more than five days in any 30 days restricted; permit and movement issues need review.

Defined actual temporary-stop exclusions; selecting loading is not enough.

Trailers, motor homes and campers: three days in a Sunday–Saturday week; Main Street bars parking 2–5 am.

Alley parking exception requires actual loading/unloading; separate truck/construction rules are not modeled.

72-hour temporary cap; trailer-owner-frontage and winter restrictions.

Actual stop classification needs confirmation; selecting loading is not an exemption.

More than 36 hours at another person’s frontage requires express consent; listed trailers have a separate qualified five-day rule.

Loading does not automatically waive street parking or land-use requirements.

100 hours in listed R-1 through R-6 right-of-way; moving does not reset it.

Alleys require expeditious, attended loading with immediate passage maintained.

Winter: 48 hours; residential abutment, written consent and one-vehicle cap also matter.

Actual temporary loading may be outside defined parking; alley stopping has its own narrow exception.

Winter 3–7 a.m. ban; downtown 3 hours; summer neighborhood limit generally 72 hours.

Loading does not establish an exemption from the cited parking restrictions.

September 15–May 15: temporary parking no more than two hours.

Loading does not establish an exemption from the cited parking restrictions.

Over 24 hours at another frontage requires consent; tall vehicles need 40-ft intersection clearance.

Loading does not establish an exemption from the cited parking restrictions.

Nighttime size restriction on paved streets under 45 ft; separate residential 10,000-lb restriction.

Marked loading zone: necessary loading only, passengers up to 3 minutes; freight up to 30 minutes.

Street storage/loading duration not established by the RV definition.

Loading does not establish an exemption from the cited parking restrictions.

Winter 48-hour cap; summer one unit at qualifying frontage; out-of-state two weeks/year.

Second Street, Cottonwood–Willow: loading/unloading only, up to 48 hours.

Road parking and loading require separate governing-road rules.

Loading does not establish an exemption from the cited parking restrictions.

Own/occupied frontage rule; over-8-ft vehicles need 30-ft intersection clearance; no diagonal spaces.

Loading does not establish an exemption from the cited parking restrictions.

Street sleeping and residence not cleared.

Incorporated Cheyenne only. The City’s September 8, 2026 seasonal notice was fully read October 22, 2026. This guide applies that official guidance, not a certified consolidated code. The separate permit landing page was inaccessible; later amendments, unusual vehicles, private-property storage and occupied use require City confirmation.

Sleeping and residence are not cleared.

Incorporated Laramie only. Official August 26, 2026 street guidance and adopted April 15, 2025 EO 1864 snow/limited-zone amendment read October 22, 2026. The consolidated publisher was inaccessible. This targeted street review does not certify all other Chapter 10.36 restrictions, private-property storage or occupied-use permission; renter and exceptional routes need City confirmation.

Street occupancy and residence are prohibited year-round.

Incorporated Gillette only. Official Chapter 11 revised August 2026, especially §§11-12, 11-13 and 11-17, fully read October 22, 2026. The City’s older police FAQ uses different May/Labor Day 72/24-hour language; this guide follows the revised code. Chapter 18 special permissions, commercial exceptions, private property and later amendments need separate confirmation.

Home family/friend stays up to fourteen days in thirty, with conditions; no street dwelling.

Incorporated Douglas only. Adopted Ordinance 1050 of May 27, 2025, including street §10.48.070, and the official Mayor’s October 3, 2025 explanation quoting home-RV Ordinance 1062 were read October 22, 2026. Home coverage follows that dated official guidance; no complete later-amendment certification is claimed. Construction sites, conditional-use permits, unusual units, utility installations and additional parcel approvals need their own review.

City-street family-visit living route up to two weeks/year; not an alley or municipal-lot exception.

Year-counting, abutter wording, exact vehicle/use classification, issued permits and later amendments need confirmation.

No visitor occupancy allowance verified.

Grandfathering, business/work exceptions, occupancy and parcel classification require City review.

Dwelling use limited to five days in any 60 days outside RV parks; not short-stay permission.

Incidental movement, exact triangle boundary, permit interaction and later uncodified changes need Town confirmation.

Ordinary private-property sleeping, eating or food preparation may not exceed four days/96 hours.

Police exceptions, partial-day counts, split stays, lot/park rules and later uncodified amendments need confirmation.

No blanket guest-stay permission; private occupancy conditions require review.

Later amendments, permits and private-land chapter interactions need City confirmation.

Residential living/housekeeping restricted outside qualifying parks/campgrounds; street overnight use has separate conditions.

Confirm classification, later legislation, notices, exact hours, designated overnight areas and property boundaries.

RV dwelling use only in approved zoning districts; not a blanket guest allowance.

Actual zone, approval scope, time interruptions and later amendments need City confirmation.

Nonpaying guest, selected zones, qualifying lot, up to 14 days in 30.

Later amendments, parcel zoning, special approvals and clock interruptions need Town review.

Do not treat a parking space or paid garage stay as an RV sleeping permit.

City of Jackson, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current undated town Public Parking page with May 2026 parking map; page wording differs at April 15 and November 1 season boundaries, so confirm those dates. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Parking rules do not establish a sleeping allowance.

City of Newcastle, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current 2026 code §73.15; section history through Ordinance 5, September 19, 2022. Code overview reports legislation through Ordinance 7, September 8, 2026. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No sleeping permission established by parking guidance.

City of Rawlins, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current undated Police Parking Education guidance reproduces §§10.33.040, .160, .170 and 12.24.050; no comprehensive amendment cutoff supplied. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

RV weight exception is not permission to sleep.

City of Riverton, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current online §10.16.110, Ordinance 18-011 (2018); full-code amendment cutoff not stated. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Occupied RVs must be within a permitted RV park under the cited code.

City of Saratoga, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current online §18.06.490, history through Ordinance 847 (2018); chapter includes unrelated September 16, 2026 Ordinance 894 amendments. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No street/municipal-lot living; private sleeping not established.

City of Ten Sleep, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current online 2023 S-5 code §§5-5-2 and 5-5-3; Ordinances 198 and 200, effective November 1, 2016. Later pending-code amendments not fully established. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Residential RV use prohibited except the stated temporary construction route; authorized campgrounds are separate.

Unincorporated Teton County, Wyoming only, not the Town of Jackson, Teton County Idaho or federal park/forest camping lands. Current undated county Camper Trailer as Living Quarters guidance; refers to Land Development Regulations and outside-storage §6.4.1, without reproducing all standards. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and residential use require a separate determination.

City of Wheatland, Wyoming only, not surrounding unincorporated county areas or another municipality. Current online §10.20.130, history through Ordinance 798 (2016); full-code amendment cutoff not supplied. Read November 6, 2026; later amendments and site-specific conditions require confirmation. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.