Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Ivins, Utah

Ivins wrote the most detailed RV rules in the county, and they land between its neighbors' extremes: friendlier than Hurricane's outright street ban, stricter than St. George's 96 hours. On your own lot, the code allows one occupiable RV plus two trailers or boats in side or rear yards in plain view, with no limit once they're behind a solid 5-foot fence or inside the garage. Front-yard RV parking is legal only when the lot offers no side access, and only on a hard surface.

The street is where Ivins gets strict: detached trailers, boats, and tractors are banned from public streets entirely, everything else caps at 72 hours, and the city runs a permit system for motorhomes at the curb, 10 days per permit and 30 days a year, displayed in the window. Guests can live aboard in your driveway for up to 30 days in any 180. It's a system that rewards buying the right lot, which is exactly the filter I apply: side-yard access, gate width, pad surface, and covenant check, before you commit to a house the toys don't fit.

FAQ

Can I park my RV at my Ivins home?

Yes, within the code's structure: one occupiable RV plus two trailers or boats in side or rear yards unscreened, unlimited behind a solid 5-foot fence, and front-yard parking only where no side access exists.

Can I park an RV on the street in Ivins?

Detached trailers and boats, never. Motorhomes and attached trailers get 72 hours generally, or a city permit allowing 10 days at a time up to 30 days per year on the street adjoining your property.

Can anyone live in an RV on my property?

Guests may occupy an RV up to 30 days in any 180-day period, and you can live in one on your own lot during construction of your home.

Ready to look? Contact Lance Clifford or call or text 435-200-5508.