Main rule found
Oversized, non-motorized and recreational vehicles may not park on public streets from 2 to 6 a.m. without a Temporary Overnight RV Permit.
Permit limits and fee
A permit costs $1.50 for 24 hours. An address may receive up to 72 permits per year, but no more than three consecutive 24-hour permits.
Where the permit applies
The permit allows an eligible RV to park on the resident’s block. Parking within 50 feet of an intersection is prohibited at all times, and all other state and city parking rules still apply.
Private-property storage
The reviewed TORVP source covers public streets, not driveways or yards. Private-property placement needs a separate parcel and zoning check.
Quick answers
When is a San Diego overnight RV permit required?
The city prohibits oversized, non-motorized and recreational vehicles from parking on public streets between 2 and 6 a.m. without a Temporary Overnight RV Permit.
How much is the permit and how many can I get?
Each 24-hour permit costs $1.50. The city allows up to 72 permits per address per year and no more than three consecutive 24-hour permits.
Can the permitted RV park anywhere in San Diego?
No. The permit is for the resident’s block, it does not allow parking within 50 feet of an intersection, and all other state and city parking rules still apply.