Parking Rules in Flagler County, FL (2026)
7 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Flagler County, Florida.
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RV & Boat Parking
In unincorporated Flagler County, Florida, recreational vehicles, boats and boat trailers may be parked or stored in the R-1b, R-1c, R-1d and R-2 residential districts, but not within any required front or side yard setback, and any unit kept in view must be screened to at least 75 percent opacity behind fencing, hedges or landscaping no taller than six feet.
RV and Boat Parking Rules, Flagler County FL
Some RestrictionsFlagler County Land Development Code, § 3.06.06.C
C.Recreational vehicle restrictions. All non-commercial recreational vehicles, including motor homes, travel trailers, campers, boats, boat trailers or similar vehicles may be parked or stored in the residential districts listed in subsection 3.06.06A, subject to the following regulations:1.No recreational vehicle may be parked within any required front or side yard setback area.2.Any recreatio...
Driveway Rules
In unincorporated Flagler County, a residential driveway connecting to a paved county road must meet county engineer specifications under Sec. 26-42: portland cement concrete or an approved rigid material, at least 10 feet wide at the right-of-way line and 16 feet wide at the roadway edge. This does not apply inside Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Beverly Beach, Bunnell or Marineland, which set their own driveway standards.
Flagler County Residential Driveway Rules
Some RestrictionsFlagler County Code § 26-42(a)
(a)Residential driveways. Driveways entering upon a paved county road (except on cul-de-sacs) shall be constructed of portland cement concrete or such other rigid paving material as the county engineer may approve, shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet wide at the right-of-way line and sixteen (16) feet wide at the roadway edge. That widening may be provided by a taper. Driveway shoulder within t...
Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
In unincorporated Flagler County, Florida, the Land Development Code bans outdoor parking of trucks over one ton capacity, tractors and commercial recreational vehicles in the R-1b, R-1c, R-1d single-family and R-2 two-family residential districts. Outdoor parking is defined as any spot, paved or not, where 75 percent of the vehicle is visible from adjacent lots, streets or waterways.
Commercial Vehicle Parking Rules, Flagler County
Some RestrictionsFlagler County Land Development Code, § 3.06.06.A-B
A.Applicable districts. The outdoor storage or use of commercial vehicles and recreational vehicles shall be restricted in the R-1b, R-1c and R-1d single-family residential districts and the R-2 two-family residential district. ... B.Commercial vehicle restrictions. The following types of commercial vehicles are prohibited from outdoor parking (defined as any location on the same lot, paved or ...
Street Parking Limits
In the Daytona North Service District of unincorporated Flagler County, Sec. 29-61(a) bans parking any vehicle, commercial, private passenger or a disconnected trailer, in the paved or unpaved right-of-way of district roads except during a declared emergency. The rule applies only within Daytona North, not countywide.
Street Parking Ban: Daytona North, Flagler County
Significant RestrictionsFlagler County Code of Ordinances § 29-61(a)
(a)Except in the case of emergencies, as defined in the Florida Statutes, the parking of all vehicles, including, but not limited to, commercial, private passenger, and/or recreational vehicles or disconnected trailers, in the paved or unpaved right-of-way of roads in the Daytona North Service District is prohibited.
Overnight Parking
In the Daytona North Service District of unincorporated Flagler County, Sec. 29-61(b) bars parking a vehicle or disconnected trailer in the unpaved right-of-way, the swale, between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. The overnight ban applies only inside Daytona North, not countywide.
Overnight Swale Parking Ban: Flagler County
Significant RestrictionsFlagler County Code of Ordinances § 29-61(b)
(b)The parking of vehicles and/or disconnected trailers in the unpaved right-of-way (swales) in the Daytona North Service District is prohibited between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
Abandoned Vehicles
In unincorporated Flagler County, an abandoned vehicle left on public or private property counts as litter under the county's Litter Control article, Sec. 27-29(k), and allowing that accumulation is a violation of Sec. 27-30. Enforcement runs through the code enforcement board or a criminal citation.
Flagler County Abandoned Vehicle Litter Rule
Some RestrictionsFlagler County Code § 27-29(b), (k); § 27-30(1)
(b)Act of litter means to grow, accumulate, maintain, store, transport, discard or dispose of litter in or on any public or private property, right-of-way or easement or in or upon any canal, lake, river or other body of water over which the county has or may exercise its jurisdiction, and which constitutes a nuisance. ... (k)Litter means unused, unusable, unwanted, rejected, discarded, abandon...
Loading Zones
Along the unincorporated stretch of State Road A1A between Beverly Beach and Marineland, Flagler County's A1A Scenic Corridor Overlay requires loading docks on nonresidential buildings to sit at the rear of the structure and be oriented so they stay hidden from neighboring homes. The rule supplements the underlying zoning district and never governs land inside Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Beverly Beach or Marineland.
A1A Corridor Loading Dock Rules, Flagler County
Some RestrictionsFlagler County Land Development Code (Ch. 18/App. C) § 3.06.11(A), (D)
The requirements of this Section shall apply to all parcels or lots adjoining State Road A1A including its right-of-way from the Northern border of the Town of Beverly Beach to the Southern border of the Town of Marineland and also including all parcels or lots adjoining 16th Road east from A1A to the Ocean, Mala Compra Road, Bay Drive and Jungle Hut Road ... D.Loading docks. Loading docks in t...
Parking Rules by City in Flagler County
1 cities in Flagler County have their own parking rules rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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