Short-Term Rental Information for Summit, Park, and Lake Counties

Summit County Short-Term Rental Information by town:

Blue River Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Blue River

Short-Term Rentals Allowed; License Required.
Information and Applications: Blue River Short Term Rental page which includes button to buy license.
Contact: Michelle Eddy, Town Administrator at 970-547-0545 or michelle@townofblueriver.org

Breckenridge Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Breckenridge

Short-Term Rentals are Restricted.
General Policy: Breckenridge limits STR’s By Zones 1, 2, 3 & Resort. Availability of permits is linked below.
General Info: STR polices, licensing and taxes and fees.
Ordinances:  Full text of STR Ordinances.
Additional STR Ordinances: Click Here.
MAP of STR Areas: Town of Breck static STR Map.
GIS Map of Zones: Searchable Town of Breck Interactive Map of STR zones.

License Caps: STR Caps and available permits for each zone.
Contact: Bela Del Valle, Short-term Rental Code Enforcement at 970-547-3106 or at Belad@townofbreckenridge.com


Town of Dillon Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Dillon

Short-Term Rentals Allowed.
General information Licensing: Click Here.
Lodging Tax Information: Click Here.
Contact: str@townofdillon.com


Town of Frisco Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Frisco

General Policy: Frisco has a maximum of 900 STR licenses. There is currently a waitlist.
License Application waitlist registration: Click Here.
STR Guide FAQ: Click Here.
STR Ordinance: Click Here.
Town Map: Click Here.
Contact: Sarah Schwartz, Short-term Rental/Housing Specialist at 970-668-2571 or sarahs@townoffrisco.gov


Keystone Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Keystone

Keystone is currently transitioning from Unincorporated Summit County to an incorporated town. Currently licenses are unlimited. It is unknown what Keystone-as -a -Town will implement for short-term rentals.

Contact: NA

Montezuma, CO Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Montezuma

Rentals Not Allowed Under 180 Days.

STR ordinance: Click Here.
Town Map: Click Here.
Contact: Sandra Lerner, Town Clerk at townclerkmontezuma@gmail.com

Silverthorne Short Term Rental Information, Summit County

Silverthorne

General Policy: Town of Silverthorne short-term rentals are capped at 10% of the number of units in the majority of Town neighborhoods, Area 1, and 50% of the number of units within the Town Core and Riverfront areas, Area 2. Short-term rentals are not allowed within deed restricted neighborhoods, Area 3. Permits are currently available in Areas 1 & 2.
General Information: Click Here.
Map of Zones: Click Here.
List of Subdivisions by STR area: Click Here.
STR Ordinance: Click Here.
Contact: Mark Leidel, Community Development Manager at str@silverthorne.org

Summit County, CO Unincorporated Short Term Rental Information

Summit County Unincorporated

Short-Term Rentals Restricted. Unlimited STR Licenses in Copper Mountain, Keystone *, Tiger Run, and 4 O'Clock and Sawmill Subs in Breckenridge in the Resort Overlay Zone (ROZ). There is a cap on STR's in all other Neighborhood residential Overlay Zones (NOZ) by Basin in the County.
There are two types of Permits:
Type I for locals and Type II for STR's. Type I licenses are available. No new Type II Licenses are available in residential areas of unincorporated Summit County at this time and there is not a waitlist available.
General Information & Links:Click Here.
Current Caps &; Available Permits:Click Here.
Basin Locator:Click Here.
Ordinance:Click Here.
Accessory Apartment/ADU Regulations (At the bottom of the Page):Click Here.
Contact:970-668-4186 or str@summitcountyco.gov



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Park County Short-Term Rental Information By Town:


Park County short term rental information

Park County Unicorporated

General Policy: The County does not limit Short-Term Rentals but requires licenses and other items as defined in the ordinance linked below.
General information:Click Here.
Ordinance:Click Here.
Contact: str@parkco.us

Town of Alma short term rental information, Park County

Alma

General Policy: The maximum number of Short-Term Rentals in Alma is 10. None are available at this time, but there is a waiting list.
Municipal Code with STR requirements (pages 65-67): Click Here.
Municipal Code with maximum of STR units: Click Here.
Contact: Any town staff at 719-836-2712


Fairplay short term rental information, Park County

Fairplay

General Policy: The County does not limit Short-Term Rentals but requires licenses and other items as defined in the ordinance linked below.
General information:Click Here.
Ordinance:Click Here.
Contact: str@parkco.us


Lake County Short-Term Rental Information by town:


Lake County short term rental information

Lake County Unicorporated

General Policy: Lake County is under Short-Term Rental moratorium and will not allow any new STR permits for 2023.
General Info: Click Here.
Ordinance: Click Here.
Contact: 719-486-2875 or buildingpermits@co.lake.us

Leadville short term rental information, Lake County

Leadville

General Policy: Short-Term Rentals limited to 12% (171 licenses) of residential properties in the City. There are 2 classes of licenses. Class 1 is for owner occupied units and Class 2 is for non-owner occupied units. Class 1 permits do not fall under the 12% maximum licenses. As of April 10th, the City is in the renewal period for licenses but currently is at the maximum 171 permits. They have a very short waitlist of 12 people.
General info: Click Here.
Ordinance: Click Here.
Contact: cityclerk@leadville-co.gov


How to know if the property is in Leadville or Lake County jurisdiction:

https://lccgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=b5d103f931524e319cfc7888528119d6


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***All information derived by the Summit County Association of Realtors on April 10, 2023.