Using my camper on my own land in new hampshire

[KCZ]

Originally Posted by unit731

The Dude has a holding tank for any waste. That holding tank can be pumped.

Outhouses are still legal in New Hampshire.

Jeff Lebowski thanks you.

I didn't start calling him Dude. You need to thank abnfdc, not me.

[OutdoorLover]

Originally Posted by abnfdc

I remember this article from before the the wonderful year of 2020 got into full swing.

Dude has 8.1 acres of land, but couldn't live in his RV. Of course if he was living in his driveway like the picture indicates it might even annoy me.

https://www.unionleader.com/news/cou...9b150f484.html

Yeah, one person's freedom is another person's eyesore. And as someone else pointed out, these restrictions come at least as often from initiative from the town's residents as from the local government itself. For any town though, it should all be codified and written down and the local CEO should be able to advise on the regulations. So there shouldn't be any surprises if one does their homework.

[Greg J]

Building inspector in our town said it was New Hampshire state law that you could only use a camper for seven calendar days per year

[abnfdc]

Originally Posted by Greg J

Building inspector in our town said it was New Hampshire state law that you could only use a camper for seven calendar days per year

It doesn't affect me, but that seems a bit overreaching in my opinion.

[Nonesuch]

Originally Posted by Greg J

Building inspector in our town said it was New Hampshire state law that you could only use a camper for seven calendar days per year

If that's true, then somebody should be able to cite the relevant RSA.

[unit731]

Originally Posted by Greg J

Building inspector in our town said it was New Hampshire state law that you could only use a camper for seven calendar days per year

Ask the building inspector what law or rule he/she is utilizing.