Chino Hills, CA Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)
Key Facts
- Street parking default
- Prohibited at all times
- Permit required
- Annual temporary permit, no fee
- Permit issued by
- Community Development Department
- Max stay with permit
- 3 consecutive days, 12/month
- Clearance required
- 15 feet from corners, hydrants
- Private property
- Not regulated by this chapter
Summary
Chino Hills bars parking any recreational vehicle, boat, or trailer on a city street at any time under Municipal Code Section 10.12.030, unless the owner holds a free annual temporary parking permit from the Community Development Department. Permitted RVs can sit for up to three consecutive days, capped at twelve days a month.
The parking of any recreational vehicle as defined on city streets is prohibited at all times, unless an annual temporary parking permit has been issued to such vehicle pursuant to this Chapter. ... Parking of a recreational vehicle with an annual temporary parking permit shall be allowed for a maximum of three consecutive days, up to twelve (12) days total per calendar month.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 61).
Full Breakdown
020 to include camp trailers, fifth-wheel travel trailers, house cars, trailer coaches, mobilehomes, boats and boat trailers, and trailers used to haul equipment, vehicles, or animals for recreation. 030 then bans parking any of those on a city street at all times unless the owner has an annual temporary parking permit under the chapter. 040, is free and issued by the Chino Hills Community Development Department once the applicant supplies the address, the owner's name and phone number, and the vehicle's license number and description; it runs one calendar year and must be reapplied for annually.
070 limits even a permitted RV to a maximum of three consecutive days of street parking, up to twelve days total in a calendar month, and requires it to park at least fifteen feet from corners and fire hydrants, adjoining the permitted residence where possible. 060. 12 reaches RVs, boats, or trailers kept on private property; it regulates city streets only.
Violations & Fines
Parking a recreational vehicle, boat, or trailer on a city street without a valid permit is a citable infraction under Section 10.12.080(A), with the fine amount set by City Council resolution. A permitted RV parked outside its allowed conditions gets a twenty-four-hour notice to comply; if it is still out of compliance after twenty-four hours the permit is revoked and further parking becomes a citable infraction. An owner can contest a citation through an initial Police Department review and, after that, an administrative hearing, under Section 10.12.090.
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