Boulder County has no dedicated oversized-vehicle length or height parking ban on unincorporated roads. Oversized vehicles are governed by the same abandoned-vehicle, hydrant, driveway, and posted-sign rules as any other vehicle.
Unlike many cities, the county's parking ordinance does not impose special restrictions keyed to vehicle length, height, or weight in residential areas. An oversized vehicle, trailer coach, or large RV parked on a county road is subject to the general rules: it cannot obstruct traffic, must stay 5 feet from driveways and 10 feet from hydrants, cannot sit longer than 72 hours (abandoned), and must obey any posted parking control device. On private land, use is shaped by the Land Use Code (RVs are not dwellings; camping capped at 14 days). Inside incorporated cities, municipal oversized-vehicle ordinances apply instead.
General location/time parking violations are $15/$30/$60 civil infractions; an obstructing or over-72-hour oversized vehicle may also be towed at the owner's expense.
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