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Homes with RV parking in Kanab
Every Kanab home for sale with room to keep an RV, a boat or a trailer, from every brokerage, live from the MLS. Under the listings: what makes a lot ready for a rig here, where the big lots are, and what to ask the city.
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Listing information comes from the Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
The fit check
Will your rig fit the lot?
Choose the rig you tow or drive. Every type needs different things from a lot. These lengths are rough, so use your own spec sheet and add the hitch.
General lengthAbout 18 to 35 feet
Lot checks for this rig
- Backing in. Walk the turn before you fall for the house. Is there a straight line to the gate, or room to swing wide?
- Gate width. Put a tape on the open gate. Mirrors and fenders ride wider than the box.
- Tongue length. The hitch adds several feet to the length on the spec sheet.
General lengthAbout 25 to 40 feet
Lot checks for this rig
- Up high. The front of a fifth wheel rides tall. Look up for branches, eaves and wires.
- The truck. You back in with the truck still attached, so the swing must clear both.
- The ground. The landing legs press hard on one spot. A slab holds up better than gravel.
General lengthAbout 25 to 45 feet
Lot checks for this rig
- Height. Tall motorhomes can reach 12 feet or more. Check every roof edge and wire on the way in.
- Turning. A long rig wants a wide street, or a way to pull through the lot so you never back it from the road.
- Power. A 30 or 50 amp outlet runs the fridge and charges the batteries between trips.
General lengthAbout 15 to 30 feet
Lot checks for this rig
- Add them up. A boat plus a side by side trailer takes two spots, or one long one.
- The surface. Gravel can hold a light trailer if the ground is firm and level.
- Gate swing. See that the gate opens clear of the trailer once it is parked.
Rough sizes, not a promise. Your rig's own sheet lists its true length and height.
The guide
What to know before you buy
The local read, the weather, before you tour, the cost, the rules and how I help
The local read
What RV parking means in Kanab
In shortThis page lists Kanab homes with room to keep an RV, a boat or a trailer outside, on a pad, a long driveway or a side yard. The lot decides most of it, and the street rules decide the rest.
By RV parking I mean an open spot on your own lot. It can be a slab, a long driveway, or a side yard behind a gate. County parcel records for 2026 list 693 homes in the city on half an acre or more, and 378 of them on a full acre or more. That is a lot of room for a rig.
The trips are the reason to own one here. Coral Pink Sand Dunes are about 30 minutes away, Zion's east entrance about 40, and Lake Powell about 1 hour 20 to 1 hour 30. A rig that stays at home between trips can stay packed and ready.
Listings are loose with these words. RV parking might mean a clean slab behind a wide gate, or a patch of gravel by the fence. I look at the photos and the lot lines on each home before I send it to you.
The street is where people run into trouble. The city code bars parking a vehicle over 7 feet wide or 22 feet long on the street in front of a home. It also calls a vehicle left on a public street for 48 hours in a row an infraction. So plan to keep the rig on the lot, and ask the city how the rules read for yours.
On the lot
This page- A slab, a long driveway or a side yard
- The land use code has no rule for it, as I read it
- Still check the CC&Rs and ask the city
On the street
Plan against it- Over 7 ft wide or 22 ft long: not in front of a home
- A vehicle left 48 hours in a row is an infraction
- Ask the city if the RV exemption reaches this rule
The weather
What a Kanab year asks of a rig
A parked rig takes the sun, the cold and the wind through all four seasons. This is what the NOAA station in town records.
Light snow, short winters
About 22 inches of snow fall in a year, and 16.5 of them come from December to February. A pad you can clear is still worth having, and so is a spot where roof snow will not slide onto the rig.
Long, hot summers
About 71 days a year reach 90 degrees or more, and 7 or 8 reach 100. Look for shade, and think about a cover for the roof and the tires.
Strap it down in spring
The Kanab airport averages about 6 miles an hour, and April and May are the windiest at about 7.6. Pull in the awnings and strap the covers tight.
Winterize before the first freeze
Roughly 121 nights a year fall to 32 degrees or colder, and the first fall freeze usually lands near October 22. Empty the water lines by then, or keep power and heat on.
Snow, heat, freezing nights and freeze dates come from NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals for the Kanab station. Wind: Kanab airport readings, 2020 to 2025 (Iowa Environmental Mesonet).
Before you tour
The RV parking checklist
Bring this on each tour and tick a line when you have checked it. Ticks stay on this device.
The cost
What RV parking costs in Kanab
A pad rarely sets the price alone. It comes with the lot, and a bigger lot or an older one is where the room usually is. The price follows the land and the house far more than the pad.
For Kanab, the Census lists a typical home value near $456,800, from owner estimates and not from sales. Homes with room for a rig show up above and below that line, so shop by the lot first.
Start with a budget, or look at every Kanab home in a price range
The rules
Rules to check before you count on it
A wide lot is not the whole story. These rules decide where the rig can sit, and what it takes to add a cover or a shop later.
The street rule
On the street in front of a home, no vehicle over 7 feet wide or 22 feet long may park, and 48 hours in a row on a public street is an infraction. Another part of the code treats recreational coaches differently, so ask the city whether that exemption reaches this rule before you plan on the curb.
The lot and the CC&Rs
As far as I can find, no section of the city's land use code limits an RV, trailer or boat on your own lot. A plat can still record CC&Rs that do. Ask the city, and read the parking part of the CC&Rs, before you count on a spot.
Building a cover or a bay
The city caps a garage or shop at 25 feet tall and 25 percent of the back yard, and a garage over 200 square feet needs a building permit. The state table lists a snow load of 25 pounds per square foot for Kanab. Ask the building office before you plan one.
Outside the city, in Johnson Canyon
Johnson Canyon is outside the city, so Kane County sets the rules for rigs and outbuildings there. Ask the county before you count on a spot. Homes there use the county water district or a private well.
How I help
How I find you the right lot
The MLS has no reliable RV filter, so I do the sorting by hand.
Tell me the rig
How long and how tall it is, plus anything else you store. Boats and side by sides count.
I read every new listing
I look at the photos, the lot lines and the street view for each home in your budget, not only the ones tagged for RVs.
You get a short list
Just the homes with space, each with notes on the pad, the gate and the rules.
We tour with a tape
Before the offer is written, we go through the photos together and ask about anything unclear. We measure the gate, the width and the overhead.
Where to look
Where the RV parking actually is
Room for a rig comes from the lot. In Kanab the biggest ones are the acre lots across the creek, on the southeast edge, and out in the county.
Southwest
Kanab Creek Ranchos
The biggest subdivision in town, across the creek. County parcel records for 2026 show 384 of its 820 homes on half an acre or more, and 206 on a full acre or more. Lot sizes mix, so read each one.
West
Cedar Heights
Every home here sits on half an acre or more, and the middle lot is about an acre. It is close to Kanab Creek, which runs in a deep gully, so check the bank on any lot near the edge.
Southeast edge
Country Estates
All 23 homes here sit on an acre or more, and the newest are large. The lots give a rig room on the side or the back.
South and east
Acreage annexed into the city
Parcels south and east of the old streets joined the city as Kanab Annex 7 and Annex 17. The lots run about 1.2 to 2 acres.
East, outside the city
Johnson Canyon
This is acreage and horse property outside the city, in Kane County. The road is paved first, then turns to dirt. Ask the county about rigs and outbuildings, and ask where the water comes from.
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The trips
Where the rig goes from here
A rig at home pays off when you leave from the driveway. Here are the towns you can reach by car, with the nearer parks below.
- 66 minSpringdale
The town at the south gate of Zion, past the east entrance and the tunnel.
- 71 minHurricane
On the way to St. George, by way of Fredonia and Colorado City.
- 95 minSt. George
About 80 miles by road. Plan on a little under 1 hour 45.
- 102 minCedar City
North and west, with the road up to Brian Head.
Drive times: road routing from Kanab City Hall, rounded, so treat each as about.
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- I weigh the lot itself over the label.The MLS does not track RV space well. I study the photos and lot lines for each home before I pass it on.
- I can show you any home on this page.It does not matter which brokerage listed it. Tell me which ones you like, and I set up the showings.
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