RV Parking Rules in Georgia — Atlanta, Savannah & HOA Guide
Updated 2025
Georgia HOA Law
The Georgia Property Owners Association Act (O.C.G.A. § 44-3-220) governs HOAs with procedural requirements but no restriction on parking rule content. Georgia HOAs can enforce RV parking prohibitions in CC&Rs.
Atlanta Metro
Atlanta City Code Section 150-182 governs vehicle storage in residential zones. Atlanta enforces a 72-hour street limit and permits driveway parking under standard conditions. The northern Atlanta suburbs — Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Cumming, Suwanee — are among the most HOA-dense areas in Georgia and frequently have total RV parking prohibitions in their CC&Rs.
Savannah and Augusta
Both cities are substantially more permissive than Atlanta. They enforce 72-hour street limits but have less active code and HOA enforcement for residential RV storage. Many older neighborhoods in both cities predate HOA governance entirely.
City Comparison
| City | Street Limit | Driveway | HOA Activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta | 72 hours | Allowed | Very high in north suburbs |
| Savannah | 72 hours | Allowed | Low in older neighborhoods |
| Augusta | 72 hours | Allowed | Moderate |
| Alpharetta/Johns Creek | 72 hours | HOA-restricted in most areas | Very high |