Upland, CA Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

34 covers all recreational vehicles, defined to include motor homes, boats, and trailers, and any facility used to park or store them in Upland. 030 flatly prohibits using an RV as a permanent residence anywhere except an officially designated mobile home park; living in one outside a licensed park, even briefly, is prohibited outright. 040(A) allows an RV, boat, or trailer to sit in a required front or street-side setback area for up to 72 hours at a time, but only if it's parked on a driveway or other paved surface, positioned perpendicular to the street, and kept clear of the sidewalk and the rest of the public right-of-way.

Once storage runs past 72 hours on the same property, subsection B requires the vehicle to move into an enclosed garage, or into an interior side yard or rear yard where it's screened from public view by a wall, decorative screen wall, fence, or landscaping; it also can't be used for day use, occasional use, or habitation while stored there. 050 requires the parking or storage area itself to be paved or improved with concrete, asphalt, gravel, or brick and kept free of weeds and debris, and requires any stored RV to carry current vehicle registration or a legal non-operation registration under state law. The chapter doesn't set a numeric cap on how many RVs a household may store, focusing instead on setback timing, screening, and surface requirements.