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Simi Valley, CA Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

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

Key Facts

Oversized dimensions
Over 23 ft long, 7 ft wide, or 8 ft high
Detached trailers
Prohibited on all city streets
Resident exception
Up to 48 hours at registered Simi Valley address
Visitor parking
Permit required (no grace period)
Code section
SVMC 4-9.402
Permit contact
Simi Valley PD Traffic Bureau

Summary

Simi Valley restricts parking of RVs, boats, and other oversized vehicles or detached trailers on every city street under SVMC Section 4-9.402, with a 48-hour visitor/loading allowance at a registered Simi Valley address.

Vehicles over 23 ft. long, 7 ft. wide or 8 ft. high, as well as detached trailers, are restricted from parking on all city streets under Section 4-9.402 S.V.M.C. This ordinance is enforced by the Simi Valley Police Department. Violators will be cited under 4-9.402 S.V.M.C. and vehicles may be towed at their owner's expense. Restrictions generally do not apply to resident vehicles involved in general recreation related activities parked at their registered Simi Valley address for up to 48 hours, such as preparing for or returning from a trip, during routine maintenance, or when visitors utilize residents' recreational vehicle during a 48 hour visit.

Source: Simi Valley Municipal Code - ParkingView official code

Full Breakdown

402 of the Simi Valley Municipal Code (SVMC), vehicles over 23 feet long, 7 feet wide, or 8 feet high - and detached trailers - are restricted from parking on all city streets. ' The restriction does not apply to a resident's oversized vehicle parked at the registered Simi Valley address for up to 48 hours in connection with general-recreation activities (preparing for or returning from a trip, routine maintenance) or when visitors use the resident's recreational vehicle during a 48-hour visit. Trailers parked on the street must remain connected to a tow vehicle at all times.

Visitors with oversized vehicles or trailers must obtain a permit through the Simi Valley Police Department; there is no grace period for visitors. Residents facing a hardship situation may apply for a temporary permit at no charge from the SVPD Traffic Bureau.

Violations & Fines

Citations are issued under SVMC 4-9.402 and vehicles may be towed at the owner's expense. The flyer states: 'Violators will be cited under 4-9.402 S.V.M.C. and vehicles may be towed at their owner's expense.'

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park my RV in front of my Simi Valley house overnight?
Only briefly. SVMC 4-9.402 allows up to 48 hours at the registered Simi Valley address for loading/unloading, preparing for a trip, or routine maintenance. Beyond that you need a temporary permit from the SVPD Traffic Bureau.
What if my out-of-town guest brings their RV?
The City states there is no grace period for visitors. Out-of-town guests with oversized vehicles or trailers must obtain a temporary permit from the Simi Valley Police Department before parking on a city street.
Can I leave a boat trailer parked on the curb?
No. Detached trailers are prohibited from city streets under SVMC 4-9.402, and any trailer on the street must remain connected to a tow vehicle.

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