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RV & Boat Parking: Anaheim vs Midway City

How do rv & boat parking rules compare between Anaheim, CA and Midway City, CA?

Anaheim has fewer restrictions than Midway City.

Anaheim, CA

Orange County

Some Restrictions

Anaheim requires motor vehicles, RVs, trailers, campers, and boats to be parked on paved surfaces only. Parking permits will not be issued for recreational vehicles or trailers. Lawn and yard parking is prohibited.

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Midway City, CA

Orange County

Heavy Restrictions

OCCO Zoning Code Section 7-9-70 restricts recreational vehicle and boat parking and storage in unincorporated residential areas. RVs may only be stored on improved driveways and must not encroach into public rights-of-way or obstruct visibility at intersections.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactAnaheimMidway City
SurfacePaved only-
PermitsNot for RVs/trailers-
ResidencyNo living in RV-
CommercialLoading/unloading only-
Code Section-OCCO Β§7-9-70
Surface Required-Improved driveway only
Street Limit-72-hour maximum
Enforcement-OC Code Enforcement / Sheriff

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Anaheim FAQ

Can I park my RV on my property in Anaheim?

Yes, but only on a paved surface. Lawn or yard parking is prohibited. The RV must be operable, registered, and not occupied as a residence.

Can I get a permit to park my RV on the street?

No. Residential Permit Parking permits are not issued for recreational vehicles or trailers.

Midway City FAQ

Can I park my RV on the street in unincorporated Orange County?

You may park an RV on public streets for up to 72 consecutive hours under California Vehicle Code 22651(k). After 72 hours, the vehicle may be cited and towed by the OC Sheriff.

Where can I store a boat on my residential property in unincorporated OC?

Boats must be stored on an improved driveway surface per OCCO Section 7-9-70. They cannot be parked on front lawns, unpaved areas, or extend into sidewalks or the public right-of-way.

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