Camarillo, CA Parking Rules: Driveway Rules (2026)

210 prohibits parking or storing vehicles in front yard setback areas of residential zones on anything other than an improved surface approved under Title 19 of the code, the city's zoning title. That means a resident cannot simply park on the lawn, a dirt strip, or an unapproved gravel patch in the setback; the surface has to be one the zoning code recognizes and the city has approved, typically a paved or otherwise engineered driveway extension. 435 separately bars building or maintaining a driveway where a fence, building, natural grade, or other obstacle would prevent a vehicle from being stored entirely off the public right-of-way once it enters.

445, with at least one foot required between driveways serving different adjoining lots absent a shared driveway. Read together, these sections mean a legal residential parking surface in Camarillo has to be both zoning-approved in the front setback and, where it crosses the right-of-way, built to the city's concrete driveway standard.