In our driveway, covered with a tarp in the winter, batteries disconnected plugged into a dedicated 30 amp circuit. There is room for one vehicle behind the RV, the other one is parked on the street in front of the house.
We live in an small city that allows parking of an RV up to 10 meters long on the property. At least every 4th house has some sort of an RV or boat (sometimes both). In many communities on Vancouver Island you will see a variety of boats and RVs parked in driveways or beside houses, even right in town.
There is an uncovered RV storage lot about 2 miles from home, I have no idea what they may charge.
One disadvantage to parking at home, is that when the RV is away, it can be assumed the house is empty.
