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Inglewood RV & Boat Parking Rules (2026): What You Need to Know

Heavy Restrictions

Key Facts

The Short Version

Inglewood imposes strict restrictions on parking trailers, boats, and recreational vehicles on public streets. All trailers (including boat trailers, camper trailers, and trailer coaches) are banned from all public streets citywide. Recreational vehicles are subject to specific restrictions in residential districts.

Full Breakdown

Inglewood's parking regulations under Chapter 3, Article 2 are particularly strict regarding trailers, recreational vehicles, and oversized vehicles. IMC Section 3-65.1 makes it unlawful to park any trailer, semitrailer, trailer coach, boat trailer, trailer bus, camper trailer, or any other type of trailer (attached or unattached) on any public street in the entire city. This is a complete citywide ban with no residential-only limitation.

IMC Section 3-65.2 prohibits oversized vehicle parking in residential districts, and Section 3-65.4 imposes specific restrictions on recreational vehicle parking. Temporary parking permits may be obtained under Section 3-65.5 for limited exceptions such as loading or unloading.

The citywide Residential Permit Parking Program, established by City Council ordinance, was created in response to sports and entertainment venue visitors (SoFi Stadium, Kia Forum, Intuit Dome) and business patrons parking on residential streets. The program operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in designated permit parking districts.

What Happens If You Violate This?

Violations of IMC 3-65.1 (trailers), 3-65.2 (oversized), and 3-65.4 (recreational vehicles) are infractions: $100 first offense, $200 second offense, and $500 for each additional violation of the same ordinance within one year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park my RV on the street in Inglewood?
Recreational vehicles are subject to specific restrictions under IMC 3-65.4 in residential districts. Temporary permits may be available for short-term needs like loading and unloading.
Can I park a boat trailer on a public street?
No. All trailers, including boat trailers, are banned from all public streets citywide under IMC 3-65.1, whether attached or unattached to a vehicle.
How do I get a temporary parking permit for my RV?
Contact the Inglewood Parking & Traffic Department to apply for a temporary parking permit under IMC 3-65.5.

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