As a recreation vehicle (RV) owner, it’s important to know the parking and storage rules in Strathcona County.Â
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A recreational vehicle (RV) is defined as a vehicle or trailer that is designed, constructed and equipped, either temporarily or permanently, as a temporary accommodation for travel, vacation, or recreational use and to be driven, towed or transported.Â
RVs include:
RVs are permitted to park on the road in residential neighbourhoods for up to 36 hours (must be attached to a vehicle).
Why 36 hours?
It is your responsibility to park your recreation vehicle safely in residential neighbourhoods.
Tips for parking RVs on your property
RVs can be parked on your approved parking space/hard surfaced driveway, as long as they do not overhang the sidewalk or road. Review the document below, Parking in urban residential areas to determine the approved parking space/hard surfaced driveway on your property or contact Planning and Development Services.
RVs cannot be parked on landscaped areas, including front and side yards, on your property.
RVs can be parked on your driveway year-round, as long as the RV is parked safely, and on an approved parking space/hard surfaced driveway. Parking in urban residential areas (637.1Â KB)
Yes. As long as the RV is parked safely, it is permitted on your driveway.
No. Unattached trailers are not permitted at any time on the road. The fine for an unattached trailer parked on the road is $150.
Yes, your neighbour’s property does not include the road, sidewalk and curb. However, your RV should be parked safely and not block the passage of any vehicles or pedestrians.
Options for RV storage are available throughout Strathcona County and surrounding areas for a fee. A list of these facilities is available by searching recreation vehicle storage.
A list of sani-dump locations in the area are available at www.sanidumps.com
No. An RV parked on a private property or the public roadway cannot be occupied as a temporary dwelling.
This is a summary of the main points in the bylaw. This notice has no legal status and cannot be used as an official interpretation of the bylaw. Strathcona County accepts no responsibility for persons relying solely on this information.
Enforcement Services Phone:780-449-0170 Fax: 780-449-1265 Location: 911 Bison Way Sherwood Park, Alberta T8H 1S9
Last updated: Wednesday, May 22, 2024 Page ID: 37531