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Homes with RV parking in Toquerville
Toquerville homes with room for an RV, a boat or a trailer, from any brokerage, straight off the MLS. Under the listings: what makes a lot work for a rig here, where the room is, and what to check on a tour.
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The fit check
Will your rig fit the lot?
Pick the rig you want to keep at home. Every type puts its own demand on a lot. Lengths are rough, so use your spec sheet and add the hitch.
Rough lengthAbout 18 to 35 feet
What the lot must offer
- The back-in. A straight line through the gate is best. If not, you need room to swing the truck wide.
- The gate. Fenders and mirrors stick out past the box. Measure the gate once it is open, since the fence gap lies.
- The tongue. Add a few feet of hitch to the length printed on the sticker.
Rough lengthAbout 25 to 40 feet
What the lot must offer
- Overhead. The front cap sits high. Look up at limbs, roof edges and power lines.
- The truck. The truck stays on the front as you back in, which widens the turn.
- The pad. Heavy jacks press hard on a small spot. Concrete holds them better than gravel.
Rough lengthAbout 25 to 45 feet
What the lot must offer
- Height. A big coach can top 12 feet. Scan each limb and roof edge along the drive.
- The turn. A long coach needs a wide street, or a drive-through lot so you never back it down the block.
- Power. A 30 or 50 amp plug keeps the batteries charged and the fridge cold when the rig sits.
Rough lengthAbout 15 to 30 feet
What the lot must offer
- Count every one. A boat plus a trailer of side by sides takes two spots, or one long one.
- The surface. A light trailer can rest on gravel. Wet ground after a storm can still bog it down.
- The gate swing. Make sure the gate opens fully with the trailer parked in place.
Rough sizes, not a promise. Utah allows up to 14 feet tall, 8.5 feet wide and 45 feet long for a single vehicle on the road. Your own spec sheet has the real numbers.
The guide
What to know before you buy
The local read, the weather, the cost, before a showing, the rules and how I help
The local read
What RV parking means in Toquerville
In shortThese homes have a spot outside for an RV, a boat or a trailer: a pad, a driveway or a side yard with a gate. If the rig should go inside, the 3-car garage page may fit better.
Let me say how I use these words. RV parking means an open spot: a pad, a wide driveway, or a side yard you can drive into. A garage for a rig is a tall bay with a big door. For many buyers, an open pad is all the rig needs between trips.
The trips are the draw. From Toquerville, Quail Creek is about 20 minutes away and Sand Hollow about 25. The drive south to St. George takes about 25. The south entrance of Zion is about 35 minutes, and Kolob Canyons about 15 up I-15.
Listings are vague about rig parking. The words can mean a concrete pad behind a wide gate, or a patch of dirt by the fence. So I study the photos and the lot lines on each home before I send it to you.
The city code does not say how to keep an RV on your own lot. It does limit street parking. Lots here run from about a tenth of an acre at SunRiver Firelight to well over an acre, so the room varies a lot from one plat to the next.
RV parking
This page- An open pad, a driveway or a side yard
- The rig stays out under the sun
- Most common on bigger lots
- Needs no special building
3-car garage
Its own page- A deep bay behind a big door
- A rig can stay out of the sun
- Most common on larger newer homes
- Part of the house, not an add-on
The weather
What the Toquerville sun asks of a pad
A rig in the open takes whatever the sky sends. Snow barely shows up, roughly 1.4 inches in a normal year. Sun is the bigger test, along with water that runs across the ground.
Heat is the hard part
July afternoons average near 98 F. Sun ages tires, seals and awnings, so find shade or space for a cover.
A cover or a shop
A detached cover may stand up to 18 feet tall in the common R-1 zones, 5 feet from the side and rear lines. Over 200 square feet needs a permit.
Keep clear of the creek
Some 54 lots sit in a mapped flood zone along Ash Creek. Look up the address before you park a heavy rig near it.
Snow rarely stops you
A normal winter brings about 1.4 inches, so a trip to the lakes or the park is seldom held up at the driveway.
Heat and snow: NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals from the La Verkin station, USC00424968, nearest to town. Flood zone: FEMA flood map, as used in the Toquerville guide. Cover rules: Toquerville City Code, 2026.
The cost
What RV parking costs in Toquerville
A pad does not set a price on its own. It comes with the lot. A wide side yard usually means a bigger lot, and the lot and the house drive the price more than the pad does.
Few Toquerville homes sell in a month, so I have no sale median to quote. The Census number below is a guess by owners about their homes. Shop by the lot first, then by the price.
Browse RV parking homes by budget, or begin with every home in a price range
Before a showing
The RV parking checklist
Bring this to each showing. Tap a line when it is done. Taps are saved on this device only.
The rules
Rules to check before you count on it
A wide yard is not the whole story. These decide if you can park there, and what you can add later.
The street limits
No vehicle or trailer may stay on a street over 72 hours in any 80. Streets under 20 feet wide allow no parking, and no one may sleep in a rig on the street without city approval.
On your own lot
I found no city rule on keeping a rig on a home lot. A plat or a deed can have one, so ask for the recorded CC&Rs early and read the parking part.
Building for the rig later
A permit is needed for work over 200 square feet, or work costing over $1,000. Ask the building office about height and distance from the lot lines before you plan a cover or a shop.
Living in the rig
The code lets an owner-builder live in a camper on the lot for six months while building, with one six-month extension. It is not a way to live in one long term.
How I help
How I find you the right lot
The MLS has no reliable field for rig parking, so I work around it.
Tell me the rig
Give me its length and height, and anything else you park. A boat or side by sides count too.
I read every listing
I study the photos, the lot lines and the street view for new homes in your budget, not only the ones tagged for RVs.
You get a short list
You see only homes with the room, with my notes on the pad, the gate and the rules.
We measure on the tour
Bring a tape. Gate, width and overhead all get checked before an offer goes in.
Where to look
Where the RV parking actually is
Room for a rig comes down to lot width and the rules on it. In Toquerville, that points to the half-acre plats and the bigger parcels.
South end, east side
Cholla Creek
The middle lot here is about two thirds of an acre, one of the larger plats in town. Check the creek, the fault map and the gate.
South end, west side
Toquerville Estates
A plat of about 80 lots with a middle lot of about half an acre. Some lots may have room down the side. Measure the width and look up at the lines.
West of Toquer Boulevard, east of the parkway
Park Side at Desert Mountain
The middle lot is about half an acre, and 14 more lots of an acre or more are planned in phase 3. Look up the plat's rules on rigs.
Along Toquer Boulevard
The old townsite and acreage
Many parcels with no plat name run over half an acre, and some are larger. With no plat, there are no plat CC&Rs, but a deed can still hold limits.
South of the old center
Ash Creek Point
A small plat of 27 lots with a middle lot of about 0.46 acre. Some lots may fit a rig. Measure the side yard and ask about the creek.
Searches to look at first
The trips
Where the rig goes from here
The best part of a rig at home is leaving from it. These are the usual trips, with drive times from Toquerville.
- 8 minLa Verkin
South on SR-17, the way to shops and to SR-9 toward Zion.
- 20 minQuail Creek
A reservoir near Hurricane for boats and day trips.
- 25 minSand Hollow
A reservoir and state park, also by way of Hurricane.
- 25 minSt. George
South on I-15, about 23 miles.
- 35 minSpringdale
The town at Zion's south entrance, about 24 miles by SR-17 and SR-9.
Drive times: MovingUtah drive times tool and the Toquerville guide, checked October 2026 from Toquerville City Hall. Actual trips shift with traffic and the time of year.
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Why work with me
- I check the lot, not only the tag.The MLS has no dependable field for rig space, so I read the photos and lot lines before a home goes to you.
- I can show you any home on this page.Whichever brokerage listed it, name the ones you like and I set up the showings.
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