State Guide

RV Parking Rules in Utah — Salt Lake City, St. George & HOA Rules

Updated 2025

Utah HOA Law

The Utah Community Association Act (Utah Code § 57-8a) governs planned community HOAs with notice and hearing requirements before fines are imposed, but does not restrict what parking rules may be adopted. Utah has no Arizona-style protection against HOA RV parking bans.

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Code § 12.56.050 enforces a 48-hour street limit — the same as Denver. Driveway parking is generally permitted under standard conditions. SLC 311 handles code enforcement complaints.

St. George and Southern Utah

St. George is one of the fastest-growing Utah markets and attracts significant retirement community development — communities that tend toward active HOA governance. The city enforces a 72-hour street limit but many newer St. George subdivisions have HOA restrictions on visible RV storage.

City Comparison

CityStreet LimitDrivewayNotes
Salt Lake City48 hoursAllowedComplaint-driven enforcement
St. George72 hoursAllowed (check HOA)Active retirement HOAs
Provo72 hoursAllowedMore permissive
Ogden72 hoursAllowedLess HOA penetration

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Utah's Community Association Act provides procedural protections but no substantive limit on what parking rules HOAs may adopt.
The city code is permissive but many newer developments — especially retirement and resort communities — have HOA restrictions. Research your specific neighborhood.
Disclaimer: For informational purposes only. Not legal advice. Ordinances change. Always verify with your local municipality before acting.