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Marin County, CA Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

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Street Time Limit: 72 hours (MCC §15.36.030)
No-Parking Authority: §15.36.060
Overnight Restrictions: §15.36.070 (where posted)
Storage Zoning: Title 22 Development Code
Enforcement: Sheriff Parking Enforcement

These county ordinances apply to unincorporated areas of Marin County. Incorporated cities within the county may have their own rules that take precedence over county-level regulations.

Summary

Marin County Code Chapter 15.36 regulates vehicle parking on unincorporated streets. MCC §15.36.030 enforces the California 72-hour street parking limit, and §15.36.070 authorizes posted no-overnight-parking restrictions. RV and boat storage on private property is regulated by the Development Code (Title 22).

Full Breakdown

Marin County Code Chapter 15.36 implements parking restrictions on unincorporated county streets, with MCC §15.36.030 enforcing the California Vehicle Code §22651(k) 72-hour limit before a vehicle must be moved. Section 15.36.060 prohibits parking at any time at posted locations, and §15.36.070 prohibits overnight parking where posted. RVs and boats on private residential property are regulated by Title 22 (Development Code) zoning standards requiring screening from public view in most residential zones. Storage in front-yard setbacks is generally restricted.

Violations & Fines

Street parking violations are infractions enforced by Marin Sheriff Parking Enforcement. A vehicle parked over 72 hours can be cited and towed. Unscreened RV or boat storage in front-yard setbacks is a zoning violation handled by CDA Code Compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long can an RV park on a Marin County street?

Up to 72 hours under MCC §15.36.030 and California Vehicle Code §22651(k). After 72 hours the vehicle must be moved, or it can be cited and towed.

Can I park an RV in my driveway in unincorporated Marin?

Yes, in most residential zones, but Title 22 (Development Code) generally requires screening from public view and restricts storage in front-yard setbacks. Check your zoning district.

Where are overnight parking restrictions in Marin County?

MCC §15.36.070 authorizes overnight parking prohibitions where signs are posted. Restrictions vary by neighborhood; check posted signage or contact the Sheriff Parking Enforcement unit.

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Marin County, CA Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

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