Anderson County, SC Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

2, in Article 6's general provisions, governs travel and camping trailers on residential lots; the researched code text does not separately address boats, so this provision reaches trailers and RV-style campers rather than watercraft. The rule allows not more than one travel or camping trailer per family living on the premises, on a lot in any residential district. Critically, the trailer cannot be occupied, temporarily or permanently, while it is parked or stored on the lot; the only place county code permits someone to actually live in such a unit is an authorized manufactured home park, a separately zoned and licensed use under Article 5.

4's ban on storing off-site business equipment in most residential districts, all part of the same Section 6:6, Parking and storage of certain vehicles. 3. A homeowner who wants a second trailer, or wants to occupy one on a residential lot, has no administrative permit path; relief would require a variance from the board of zoning appeals showing the property has an extraordinary condition, filed with a $200 fee under Section 9:8.