In West Lothian, parking a caravan on your street is subject to specific regulations laid out under the Caravan and Control of Development Act 1960. A key rule is that you typically require a license if you intend to use the land for caravan parking, unless certain exceptions apply.
Here are the main regulations regarding caravan parking:
| Condition | Details |
|---|---|
| License Requirement | Land cannot be used as a caravan site without a site license, except for certain exceptions. |
| Exceptions | - A caravan within the curtilage of a dwelling (incidental use) |
| - A single caravan for up to two consecutive nights, maximum of 28 days in 12 months | |
| - Up to three caravans on a site of five acres maximum for 28 days in 12 months | |
| Application Process | Contact the council to determine eligibility and apply for a site license if needed. |
If you’re considering parking a caravan on your street, ensure you check whether you need a license and what specific local regulations apply. For further details, you can check the West Lothian caravan site licensing page.