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Parking Rules in Oregon (2026)

105 rules on the books across Oregon, 14 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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RV & Boat Parking

Where you can park recreational vehicles and boats on your property, including front yard restrictions, screening requirements, and size limits.

Salem

Significant Restrictions

Salem bars using a recreational vehicle as temporary or permanent housing outside a licensed tourist park unless the…

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Beaverton

Some Restrictions

Beaverton bars leaving an RV, trailer, camper, or boat parked on a city street unless it moves at least a tenth of a…

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Bend

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bend, a trailer, RV, camper, motor home, snowmobile or other non-self-propelled vehicle or structure…

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Clackamas County

Some Restrictions

On county roads, a trailer, boat trailer or RV trailer must stay hitched to a vehicle able to tow it; leaving one…

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Eugene

Some Restrictions

Eugene restricts RV and boat parking in residential areas through its land use code. Recreational vehicles should be…

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Gresham

Some Restrictions

Single-family and duplex properties in Gresham may keep no more than five motor vehicles, including at most two…

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Hillsboro

Some Restrictions

Hillsboro bars parking a recreational vehicle or trailer on a public street or City lot for more than 24 hours, and…

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Lane County

Some Restrictions

Lane County bans parking a boat, boat trailer, camper or residential-type utility trailer anywhere on a residential lot…

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Marion County

Some Restrictions

In Salem, a motorized RV over 20 feet long or 8 feet wide may not park on a residential street between 10 p.m. and 6…

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Portland

Some Restrictions

Portland zoning bars RVs, boats, and trailers from parking in the front yard between the lot line and the building…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Washington County inside the Metro Urban Growth Boundary, you cannot live or sleep in a parked…

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Medford

Light Restrictions

Medford lets residents store a boat, travel trailer or RV on their single-family driveway or yard without paving it…

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Driveway Rules

Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.

Beaverton

Some Restrictions

In Beaverton's RMA, RMB, RMC and CM-RM residential zones, houses and middle housing can park only two vehicles in the…

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Benton County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Benton County, the Development Code requires every off-street parking area, including a single-family…

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Eugene

Some Restrictions

Eugene limits parking in required front and interior yard setbacks to legal driveways. EC 9.6745(7) allows front-yard…

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Gresham

Some Restrictions

Single detached homes in Gresham face a hard cap on front-yard driveway width: garage-door width plus 2 feet per side…

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Lane County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Lane County, residential off-street parking is limited to passenger cars, vans and pickups up to one…

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Marion County

Some Restrictions

You may cross a curb, sidewalk, or planting strip only at an authorized driveway, and you are liable for any damage you…

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Medford

Some Restrictions

Medford requires all driveways and parking areas, including single-family residential driveways, to be paved. Parking…

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Multnomah County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Multnomah County requires driveways and off-street parking areas to be paved with two inches of blacktop…

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Portland

Some Restrictions

Houses in Portland must pave driveways and parking areas, and can pave at most 40% of the front yard between the lot…

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Salem

Some Restrictions

Salem only allows front-yard parking within a garage, carport, or a driveway leading to one, and every driveway or…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Washington County, Section 413-4.5 requires driveways under 100 feet long for detached dwellings, and…

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Commercial & Oversized Vehicles

Rules about parking work trucks, vans with commercial lettering, and vehicles over a weight or length threshold in residential areas, the thresholds, the exemptions, and the fines.

Eugene

Significant Restrictions

Eugene bars parking a motorbus, motor truck, recreational vehicle, or PUC-licensed trailer on the street in front of or…

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Gresham

Significant Restrictions

Gresham prohibits parking any vehicle or combination over 10,000 pounds GVW on public streets, highways, or…

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Hillsboro

Significant Restrictions

Trucks of 16,000 pounds or more are limited to a specific list of designated streets in Hillsboro, and trucks of 10,000…

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Multnomah County

Significant Restrictions

Multnomah County bars leaving any vehicle, trailer or sled over 3/4-ton capacity or 6,000 lbs GVW standing for storage…

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Portland

Significant Restrictions

Trucks, buses, RVs, utility trailers, drop boxes, and vehicles with two-plus rear axles can't park in the right-of-way…

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Washington County

Significant Restrictions

Within the Enhanced Sheriff's Patrol District, the unincorporated pockets of Washington County outside Hillsboro…

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Beaverton

Some Restrictions

Beaverton bars parking a motor truck on a street between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. in front of or next to a residence, motel…

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Bend

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bend, a commercial vehicle heavier than 26,000 pounds gross vehicle weight cannot park on a street in a…

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Clackamas County

Some Restrictions

On county roads, an oversized vehicle must still leave at least 18 feet of unobstructed roadway and cannot block…

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Lane County

Some Restrictions

Everyday residential parking in unincorporated Lane County is capped at passenger cars, vans and pickups up to a…

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Marion County

Some Restrictions

Marion County treats trucks over 25 feet long, over 8.5 feet wide, or over the axle weight table as "large vehicles"…

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Medford

Some Restrictions

Medford bans overnight street parking of motor trucks, truck trailers and commercial buses within 100 feet of a hotel…

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Salem

Some Restrictions

Salem bars any vehicle or trailer combination over 23 feet long or 8 feet wide from parking on a street in a…

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Street Parking Limits

Time limits for parking on public streets, permit parking zones, and rules about moving your car to avoid tickets.

Beaverton

Some Restrictions

Beaverton requires vehicles parked on streets to sit parallel with the curb, facing the direction of traffic, with…

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Bend

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bend, it is unlawful to park where state law bars stopping, in a spot marked with a painted yellow or…

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Clackamas County

Some Restrictions

Parking your car on a county road in unincorporated Clackamas County is illegal if it leaves less than 18 feet of clear…

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Eugene

Some Restrictions

Eugene bars parking that blocks a driveway or that stands on the roadway side of another parked vehicle, under EC…

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Gresham

Some Restrictions

Gresham regulates on-street parking with time limits in certain areas. Vehicles must be currently registered and…

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Hillsboro

Some Restrictions

Hillsboro's general parking prohibitions bar parking in front of a driveway without the owner's permission, facing the…

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Lane County

Some Restrictions

Lane County requires cars parked on unincorporated streets to face the direction of traffic and sit within 12 inches of…

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Marion County

Some Restrictions

On unincorporated Marion County roads no vehicle may be parked for three consecutive days or longer. Within cities like…

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Medford

Some Restrictions

Medford Code 6.330 bars parking with expired registration, blocking a driveway or alley, parking within 10 feet of a…

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Multnomah County

Some Restrictions

On unincorporated Multnomah County roads, MCC § 15.807 bars parking in front of driveways, within intersections…

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Portland

Some Restrictions

Portland requires vehicles to park facing the direction of traffic and bans stopping in front of any driveway, fire…

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Salem

Some Restrictions

Salem requires a legally parked vehicle to be set with its brakes on, engine off, and wheels turned toward the curb on…

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Abandoned Vehicles

How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.

Oregon: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Oregon law uniformly governs how abandoned vehicles are tagged, towed, stored, and disposed of statewide. ORS Chapter…

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Portland

Significant Restrictions

Portland tows vehicles left in violation for over 24 hours that are unregistered, inoperative, or wrecked and…

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Salem

Significant Restrictions

Salem bars keeping a wrecked, neglected, or derelict vehicle outdoors on any premises or in the right-of-way unless it…

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Beaverton

Some Restrictions

Beaverton bans leaving an abandoned vehicle on any street or public property, defining abandonment at 48 hours for…

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Bend

Some Restrictions

The City of Bend bans storing an inoperable, wrecked, dismantled, abandoned, junked, or unlicensed vehicle, or its…

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Benton County

Some Restrictions

Benton County treats a vehicle without a valid license plate, or one that is inoperative, wrecked, dismantled or…

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Clackamas County

Some Restrictions

Storing an inoperable vehicle anywhere but inside a permitted structure is a public nuisance in unincorporated…

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Eugene

Some Restrictions

Eugene bars storing an unlicensed or expired-plate vehicle in view from the street for more than 48 hours outside an…

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Hillsboro

Some Restrictions

Hillsboro incorporates Oregon's abandoned-vehicle statutes by reference and places removal squarely on the vehicle…

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Lane County

Some Restrictions

Lane County treats stored inoperable or unregistered vehicles as a nuisance. In urban-growth and rural-residential…

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Marion County

Some Restrictions

Oregon law (ORS 819.100) makes abandoning a vehicle a Class B traffic violation. A vehicle left on a public way over 24…

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Medford

Some Restrictions

Medford bans storing a neglected or discarded vehicle, one that is inoperative, wrecked, or dismantled, on public or…

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Multnomah County

Some Restrictions

Leaving an inoperative, wrecked, discarded, or dismantled vehicle on private or public property, unless the property…

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Loading Zones

Yellow and white loading zone rules, time limits for commercial and passenger loading, and which vehicles qualify as commercial loaders.

Beaverton

Some Restrictions

Beaverton requires off-street loading docks to sit on the same lot as the building they serve, never inside required…

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Bend

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bend, a vehicle may stop in a public alley only to load or unload passengers or cargo, and only for up…

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Benton County

Some Restrictions

Under BCC § 91.625, a new or 50%-plus-enlarged structure in unincorporated Benton County that receives or ships goods…

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Eugene

Some Restrictions

Eugene limits parking in a marked loading zone to 30 consecutive minutes within any two-hour period during the zone's…

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Gresham

Some Restrictions

Gresham's Development Code requires off-street loading spaces at commercial, industrial and mixed-use buildings, and…

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Hillsboro

Some Restrictions

Hillsboro reserves designated cargo loading zones for commercial vehicles actively loading or unloading, and caps their…

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Lane County

Some Restrictions

A vehicle in a marked Lane County loading zone may only load or unload passengers or material while the zone's posted…

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Marion County

Some Restrictions

In Salem, parking in a public alley is allowed only for loading or unloading and only up to 30 minutes. Oversized…

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Medford

Some Restrictions

Medford's Public Works Director designates passenger and commercial loading zones by street block under Section…

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Multnomah County

Some Restrictions

Multnomah County bars parking in a marked bus loading zone except for a bus or taxicab actively loading or unloading…

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Portland

Some Restrictions

Portland designates truck loading zones near commercial properties where only trucks, marked commercial vehicles…

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Salem

Some Restrictions

A Salem loading zone is reserved curb space for loading or unloading passengers or cargo, and Salem Revised Code…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Commercial, industrial and institutional development in unincorporated Washington County must provide off-street…

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