Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

Unless you live in a jurisdiction which has rent control which extends to RV Parks, yes, they can increase your rent with a 60 day notice, and there is no limitation as to how much it may increase. As for the second question, I do not know the answer - you'll want to review the California Code of Administrative Regulations as they contain the minimum requirements for RV Parks.

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