Palm Coast, FL Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

Sec. 44-34(d) of Palm Coast's Code of Ordinances governs recreational vehicles, defined to include motor homes, travel trailers, campers, vessels, boats and boat trailers. RVs and boats may be parked or stored in a residential driveway, but never within a required front or side yard setback. Sec. 44-34(d)(2) limits driveway parking to a total of three days, or any part of a day, in any consecutive seven-day period, unless the vehicle is being repaired, maintained or prepared for off-premises use; any part of a day counts as a full day for enforcement.

Owners who want a recreational vehicle parked longer must use a screened area outside the driveway that was permitted under the City's land development code or approved in writing by the architectural review committee before March 14, 2001. Proof of that permit or approval must be produced to the City within three days of a code enforcement warning, or the exception is waived. A guest's recreational vehicle may stay in a resident's driveway for up to seven consecutive days, parked as far from the street right-of-way as practicable, but it cannot be used for overnight lodging, and owners cannot use serial stays to string together longer periods. Sec. 44-34(d)(5) additionally bars parking an RV where it blocks a window, entrance or exit serving the health, safety or welfare of the dwelling's occupants.