Parking Rules in Anderson County, SC (2026)
4 rules for unincorporated Anderson County, South Carolina.
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RV & Boat Parking
Anderson County zoning caps residential lots to one travel or camping trailer per family and bars anyone from living in it while it is parked or stored, whether briefly or permanently, unless it sits inside a licensed manufactured home park.
Anderson County RV and Camping Trailer Parking
Some RestrictionsAnderson County Code of Ordinances § 6:6.2
6:6.2.Travel or camping trailers. Not more than one travel or camping trailer per family living on the premises shall be permitted on a lot in any residential district. The trailer shall not be occupied temporarily or permanently while it is parked or stored except in an authorized manufactured home park.
Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
Anderson County's zoning ordinance limits residential lots outside the R-A district to one commercial vehicle per resident family, bans trucks that haul explosives, gasoline, or liquefied petroleum entirely, and confines full tractor-trailer rigs to the R-A district, allowing only the tractor elsewhere.
Anderson County Commercial Vehicle Parking Rules
Some RestrictionsAnderson County Code of Ordinances § 6:6.3
6:6.3.Commercial vehicles. In all "R" districts, except R-A, not more than one commercial vehicle per family living on the premises shall be permitted in a residential district. No commercial vehicle used for hauling explosives, gasoline, or liquefied petroleum products shall be permitted. Tractor-trailers may be parked in an R-A district. However, the tractor portion only of a tractor-trailer ...
Abandoned Vehicles
Anderson County treats an unlicensed car left sitting more than 90 days as a "junk automobile" under its Junkyard and Open Storage Ordinance. Once a vehicle qualifies, keeping it on a lot for more than 30 days as an open storage area triggers the same permit, screening, and location rules that apply to commercial junkyards, even on residential property.
Junk Vehicles, Anderson County
Some RestrictionsAnderson County Code of Ordinances § 10-23
Junk automobile means a vehicle without a current license tag which is not moved inside of an enclosed structure, or restored, within a period in excess of 90 days. ... Open storage area means a yard, lot, site or portion thereof, designed or used exclusively for storage of junk, except for temporary operations or outdoor storage of 30 days or less.
Loading Zones
Anderson County requires every use in the unincorporated area to provide off-street loading space adequate for its own operations under Code of Ordinances § 24-216. Vehicles loading or unloading may never stand in or project onto a public street or sidewalk, and the loading area must sit on the same lot as the building it serves.
Anderson County Off-Street Loading Rules
Some RestrictionsAnderson County Code of Ordinances § 24-216
(a)All uses shall provide off-street loading areas sufficient for their requirements. Such space shall ensure that no vehicle being loaded or unloaded in connection with normal operations will stand in or project onto a public street or sidewalk.(b)Off-street loading and unloading areas shall in all cases be located on the same lot or parcel of land as the structure they are intended to serve.
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