Wyoming, MI Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Sec. 90-314(2) of the Wyoming Zoning Ordinance (Ch. 90) prohibits parking or storing any recreational vehicle, defined to include special-purpose automobiles, boats, floats, rafts, camping or travel trailers, or detachable travel equipment adaptable to light-duty trucks, anywhere on a public street, utility right-of-way, or easement in a residential district. Bicycles, motor bikes, and motorcycles are excluded from the ban unless attached to a licensed motor vehicle. The only exception written into the subsection is for motor homes, which may be parked on a street for up to three days.

This street-parking limit sits alongside, but is legally distinct from, Sec. 90-314(3), which separately allows a recreational vehicle to be kept outdoors on the owner's own residential property (not the street) for longer than a week only if it is in the rear yard, currently licensed, and limited to one RV and one utility trailer per lot, and from Sec. 90-315, which separately bars commercial vehicles over three-quarters ton from parking outdoors in residential districts except while loading or unloading. Because Sec. 90-314 itself states no specific fine, a violation falls under the Code's default municipal civil infraction schedule in Sec. 1-27(e).