Dillon Short-Term Rental Rules
The Town of Dillon requires an annual license for rentals under 30 consecutive days. Its STR page doesn't list a cap, but owners still need to meet its safety and advertising rules.
Last verified: November 3, 2026. Confirm current renewal dates with the Town.
What Buyers Should Know
- Confirm town limits. A Dillon address may not mean the Town regulates the property.
- Occupancy: two guests per bedroom, plus two more per property.
- Advertising: listings must show the license number and occupancy limit.
- Floor plan: required with the application and posted in the property. It must show safety equipment, breaker box locations and an egress plan.
- Safety supplies: first aid kits and flashlights should be available to guests.
- Parking: short-term rental guests no longer receive parking permits, and overnight town lot parking rates apply.
- HOA rules: review association documents before making rental plans.
Applying and Renewing
Applications run through MuniRevs, and the property owner must be a user on the account. Renew each year before the Town's deadline, since late renewals can bring fees or require you to stop operating.
Official Town Resources
Town STR contact: str@townofdillon.com
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This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice. Short-term rental rules, caps and fees change, and HOA covenants can be stricter than local law. Confirm the rules for a specific property with the licensing office, and with your attorney or tax advisor, before you buy or book guests.