Can you live in an RV park permanently?

Yes, you can live in an RV park permanently, but it depends on the park’s rules and local zoning where you plan to stay. Many parks offer long-term or “residential” sites with month-to-month leases and full hookups, while others limit stays to 28–30 days. Even if you live in an RV park permanently, the RV itself typically isn’t accepted as your legal domicile address, so you’ll need a separate mailing address (park office, mail service, or P.O. box) for registration, taxes, and voting. Expect requirements like background checks, age restrictions in 55+ communities, and compliance with safety and code standards; check with the RV park and your city or county planning office before you move in.