RV & Boat Parking: Albuquerque vs Tijeras

Can I park my RV or boat in my front yard in Albuquerque?

Yes, but only if the unit is perpendicular to the front curb with the body of the recreational vehicle at least 11 feet from the face of the curb, and no part extends over the public sidewalk or into a clear sight triangle (IDO Sec. 14-16-5-5(B)(4)(d)).

Can someone live in an RV parked on a residential lot?

Only briefly. One recreational vehicle may be used for dwelling purposes for a maximum of 14 days in any calendar year on any lot. Cooking is prohibited in the vehicle, and it may not be permanently connected to sewer, water or electricity.

Where else can I keep an RV or boat on my property?

Inside an enclosed structure or outside in a side yard or rear yard, provided no part of the unit extends over the public sidewalk or into a required clear sight triangle.

Can I park my RV in my driveway in Tijeras?

Tijeras has a rural mountain character with minimum 1-acre lots in R-1 zones, providing ample space for RV storage on private property. Vehicles must not obstruct public rights-of-way. State traffic laws apply to road parking.

What are the rules for storing boats and RVs in Tijeras?

Lot Sizes: Minimum 1 acre (R-1 zone). Private Property: Generally accommodated on large lots. Rights-of-Way: Must not obstruct. State Law: NMSA §66-7-351 applies.