Weber County, UT Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

Section 108-7-20 of the Land Use Code addresses occupying, not just storing, a recreational vehicle on residential property. Outside of forest zones, RV parks and mobile home parks with RV provisions, a self-contained RV lawfully parked at a private residence may only be occupied by the owner or guests, and only for up to 30 days total in a calendar year or 14 consecutive days, whichever comes first. A copy of the land use permit authorizing that use must be displayed in a window of the RV while it's being occupied.

A separate allowance covers construction sites: a property owner may occupy a parked RV for up to six months on a lot where a home is under construction, provided the RV is connected to an approved wastewater disposal system for that period. A related but distinct rule, Section 104-9-4, governs recreational vehicle use as a listed special-regulation use in residential and agricultural zones: it caps occupancy at 180 days per calendar year for one RV, or two RVs on a lot of two acres or more, strictly for recreational purposes rather than long-term or full-time living, and requires Local Health Department approval for any septic connection serving the vehicle.

That use also allows only one accessory storage shed up to 200 square feet, one RV pad, one low deck, an outdoor fireplace and picnic furniture alongside the RV. Both sections were last amended under Ordinance 2026-09, effective May 26, 2026.