Irvine, CA Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

" The prohibition is total rather than time-limited: unlike the 72-hour general parking cap in Section 6-3-574, which expressly exempts "trailer coaches which are restricted as provided in Section 6-3-576," there is no grace period here, a single overnight stay on a public street is enough to violate the section. "Highway" is defined elsewhere in the same article as "any public right-of-way in the incorporated area of the City of Irvine," so the ban reaches every public street, not just arterial roads. F-676 and Ordinance No.

022(h), adopted April 17, 1972, and remains in Article e (Parking) of the vehicular traffic chapter alongside the City's bus stop, no-parking, and general time-limit rules. The section addresses only where an RV, camp car, or trailer coach may sit overnight; it does not regulate boats or non-motorized trailers, which fall outside its defined terms. Owners seeking overnight guest or moving-related exceptions must look outside this section, since Section 6-3-576 itself contains no permit or waiver process, the prohibition applies uniformly regardless of the reason the vehicle is parked.