Clark County, NV Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)
Key Facts
- Max RVs per residence
- 3, stored on-site
- Location rule
- must accompany a residence
- Street parking
- trailers/RVs banned on residential streets
- Tow warning window
- 72 hours after notice
Summary
Unincorporated Clark County allows homeowners to keep up to three recreational vehicles at a residence as an accessory use, but bans parking a trailer or RV on a residential street.
3. Accessory Vehicle and Watercraft Storage ... i. Location: Must be in conjunction with a residence or residential development. This standard shall not be waived or varied. ii. Layout and Design: Limited to a maximum of 3 recreational vehicles.
Full Breakdown
Title 30 lets any residence store recreational vehicles and watercraft on-site by right, capped at three RVs and always tied to an occupied residence: a standard the code says cannot be waived or varied. Separately, the main county code bars standing, parking, or storing a trailer or recreational vehicle on a residential street, except briefly while loading or unloading goods or passengers.
Violations & Fines
Vehicles left on a residential street in violation of Section 14.40.043(c) can be tagged with a 72-hour warning notice and then towed at the owner's expense under Section 14.40.045.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I park my RV in my driveway in unincorporated Clark County?
Can I leave my trailer parked on my residential street?
Sources & Official References
Other rules in Clark County
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