Maui County, HI Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

120 addresses temporary parking countywide, defining it in subsection A to include things like temporary sales offices, bazaars, fairs, festivals, and sporting events, and giving the director authority under subsections C and D to approve temporary parking arrangements for up to 180 consecutive days or twelve nonconsecutive days a year, with the planning commission able to approve longer or more frequent arrangements. Subsection G then draws a separate, standing line that isn't about temporary event parking at all: in all zoning districts, temporary or permanent parking of camper vans, recreational vehicles, trailers, vehicles with pop-up tents, or similar apparatus is prohibited if that vehicle is used or rented for commercial transient accommodations, unless the county has specifically permitted it.

The subsection also builds in an enforcement shortcut: advertising that offers to rent out a camper van, RV, trailer, or similar apparatus for commercial transient accommodations is treated as prima facie evidence that the vehicle is actually being operated that way, so the county does not need to catch a guest staying overnight to establish the violation. 020, and it reflects the same broader pattern in title 19 of channeling short-term visitor lodging into the licensed bed and breakfast, short-term rental, and transient vacation rental categories rather than allowing an unregulated parked vehicle to substitute for one.