On what type of area, land or territory can you abandon your vehicle in California without providing a right to anyone to get your vehicle towed?
<p>...Other than land, area or territory of your own or under your control or one you have contractual permission for.</p>
<p>For 4 weeks? And for 3 months? More?</p>

<p>None.</p>
<p>Putting something on a piece of land long term and prohibiting anyone to move it is effectively <em>occupying</em> that piece of land.</p>
<p>You only can occupy land that you either have legal rights to, or that encounters no objection from those who has (adverse possession). In the latter case, it's not that you don't &quot;provide them right to tow&quot;, rather they just don't mind not towing it.</p>
<p>What you describe more resembles <strong>homesteading</strong>, but that is <a href="https://law.stackexchange.com/a/28239/2682">not possible in California</a>.</p>

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