RVs are prohibited from parking on county roads entirely without a permit under §14.40.043. Permits allow up to 7 days (renewable once per year). RV habitation on streets is unlawful. Boats and trailers also prohibited on residential streets.
Clark County §14.40.043 prohibits standing, parking, or storing trailers and recreational vehicles on residential streets except when actively loading/unloading in front of property (maximum 24 hours). RV habitation on public streets or rights-of-way is unlawful without a permit. Temporary permits allow RV parking for up to 7 days, renewable for an additional 7 days once per calendar year — the adjacent property resident must obtain the permit. Boats and trailers are also prohibited on residential streets. Master-planned communities (Summerlin, Southern Highlands, Enterprise) have strict HOA bans on visible RV and boat storage. Enclosed storage or offsite RV lots are the primary options for long-term storage. LVMPD and Constable's Office enforce on public streets.
RV on street without permit: citation and tow. Habitation: unlawful. Boat/trailer on residential street: citation.
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