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Rose Hill, NC Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
§ 154.111 Mobile Home/Travel Trailer Parking
House/camping trailers
Garage, carport, or side/rear yard only
Motor homes/pick-up coaches
May also park in the driveway
Front yard
No trailer parking in required front yard
Storing permit
Required beyond 48 hours, from Administrative Official
Boats
Not separately addressed in this section

Summary

Rose Hill's code makes it unlawful to park or store a mobile home or travel trailer anywhere in town except under specific conditions. On a residential lot, house and camping trailers must sit in a garage, carport, or the rear or side yard, while pick-up coaches and motor homes may also use the driveway, but nothing may sit in the rest of the required front yard.

It shall be unlawful to park or otherwise store for any purpose whatsoever any mobile home or travel trailer within the town, except as follows: ... (C) On any other lot or plot, provided that: ... (2) Travel trailers, as defined in § 154.002, may be stored, provided no facilities of the travel trailers be used for storage of human or animal occupancy and providing as follows: house and camping trailers shall be stored in a garage or carport or in the rear or side yard; and pick-up coach and motor homes may be parked in the driveway as well, but in no other portion of the required front yard.

Full Breakdown

111 opens with a townwide ban on parking or storing a mobile home or travel trailer anywhere in Rose Hill for any purpose whatsoever, subject only to the exceptions the section then lists. On a lot other than a licensed mobile home park, division (C) requires a storing permit from the Administrative Official for any mobile home parked or stored longer than 48 hours. 002, get a separate and more detailed rule: house and camping trailers must be stored in a garage, a carport, or the rear or side yard, while pick-up coaches and motor homes are additionally allowed to park in the driveway, but neither type may occupy any other part of the required front yard.

None of the travel trailer's own facilities may be used for human or animal occupancy while it sits in storage. A mobile home parked within a licensed mobile home park is exempt from the permit rule but must carry either a label of compliance, a Town Administrator certificate of compliance, or DMV documentation showing manufacture before September 1, 1971. The section separately does not block a licensed dealer from displaying mobile homes or trailers for sale on a properly zoned sales lot, provided no living quarters are maintained in them.

Rose Hill's code does not name boats among the vehicles this section restricts; boat storage in a residential yard is not separately addressed in the town's code. 999 as a misdemeanor with a fine up to $50 and up to 30 days imprisonment, each day of continuing violation a separate offense.

Violations & Fines

Storing a travel trailer or motor home outside the garage, carport, side/rear yard, or (for motor homes and pick-up coaches) the driveway violates § 154.111, as does keeping a mobile home on a lot longer than 48 hours without a storing permit from the Administrative Official. A conviction under § 154.999 carries a fine up to $50 and up to 30 days imprisonment, each day a separate offense.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park my camper in my driveway in Rose Hill?
Only if it is a pick-up coach or motor home. Section 154.111 allows those to park in the driveway in addition to a garage, carport, or side/rear yard, but house and camping trailers are limited to the garage, carport, or side/rear yard, and none of these may sit in the rest of the required front yard.
Do I need a permit to store a mobile home on my property in Rose Hill?
Yes, if it will sit longer than 48 hours outside a mobile home park. Section 154.111(C) requires a storing permit from the Administrative Official, and a mobile home parked within a licensed mobile home park instead must carry a compliance label, a Town Administrator certificate, or DMV documentation showing it was built before September 1, 1971.
Does Rose Hill regulate parking a boat in my yard?
Not under § 154.111, which addresses mobile homes and travel trailers by name, including motor homes and pick-up coaches, but does not mention boats. The town's code does not contain a separate boat-storage rule for residential yards.

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