Mount Pleasant, SC Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

423 divides accessory uses and structures into major and minor categories, and division (B)(3) lists 'parking or overnight storage of recreational vehicles including but not limited to watercraft, tow-behind trailers, and campers' among the examples of major residential accessory uses, alongside tennis courts, swimming pools, patios, and stables. That classification matters because the Town's accessory use table treats major accessory uses and structures differently from minor ones such as driveways or mailboxes: a major accessory use needs a zoning permit from the Planning, Land Use and Neighborhoods Department in every zoning district, while many minor accessory uses do not. 1 of the Zoning Code. 422(C), meaning a resident cannot store a boat or camper on a vacant lot without an associated principal dwelling.