RV Parking Rules in St. George, Utah — 2025 Guide

Updated 2025 · Based on current city ordinances

St. George — Utah's Fastest-Growing RV-Ownership City

St. George has one of the highest RV ownership rates per capita of any mid-size Utah city, driven by its proximity to Zion, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell, and numerous other recreation destinations. The city enforces a 72-hour street parking limit and permits driveway RV storage under standard conditions. Code enforcement at (435) 627-4050 handles complaints on a complaint-driven basis.

The HOA Challenge in St. George

St. George's rapid growth — it has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the US for the past decade — has produced extensive planned community development, much of it targeted at retirees and second-home buyers. Retirement communities in St. George tend to have very active HOA governance. Communities like Sunbrook, Entrada, Desert Color, and Ledges all have CC&Rs that may restrict RV parking.

This creates a paradox: a city with high RV ownership but many neighborhoods where home storage is prohibited by HOA. The paid RV storage market in St. George is active and growing, with multiple facilities operating near the I-15 corridor.

Washington City and Ivins — Separate Jurisdictions

If your address is in Washington City, Ivins, or Hurricane (commonly considered part of the St. George metro), you are in a separate municipality with its own rules. Washington City has been growing rapidly with new HOA developments. Verify your specific jurisdiction using the Washington County Assessor's parcel search.

Utah HOA Law

Utah's Community Association Act (Utah Code § 57-8a) requires procedural protections (notice and hearing rights) before HOA fines are imposed. Unlike Arizona, Utah has no statute limiting HOA authority to prohibit RV parking. If your St. George HOA has a total prohibition in the CC&Rs, it is generally enforceable.