RV and boat parking on streets in unincorporated LA County is subject to the 72-hour limit. Title 22 zoning may restrict RV/boat storage on residential property depending on the zone. Vehicles must be operable and currently registered. Commercial vehicles have separate restrictions.
RV and boat parking on streets in unincorporated LA County is subject to the 72-hour limit under CVC 22651(k) and may face additional restrictions in specific communities. Parking RVs and boats on residential property is regulated under Title 22 zoning — vehicles must be stored on paved surfaces and may need to be screened from public view in some zones. Living in an RV parked on residential property is prohibited under Title 22 and building code (it is not a permitted dwelling). Oversized vehicles (over 22 feet) may be restricted from certain residential streets.
RVs parked on the street over 72 hours: towing at owner's expense ($300-$600+ for oversized vehicles). Living in an RV on residential property: zoning violation with fines of $100-$500 per day and requirement to cease occupancy. Storing RVs on unpaved surfaces in residential zones: code enforcement fines of $100-$500 per day. Oversized vehicles in restricted areas: citations of $73-$100.
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