Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Pine County, MN

Short-term rentals are restricted to properties with a valid county permit and must observe quiet hours (9 PM–7 AM Sun–Thu; 11 PM–7 AM Fri–Sat). Occupancy is limited to two guests per bedroom based on septic capacity, and operators must maintain a 24-hour local contact and a Minnesota Department of Health license.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Pine County. 1) Submit a completed Short Term Rental Permit Application with a site plan, Minnesota Department of Health license, and septic certificate of compliance. 2) Undergo a potential county inspection to verify compliance with all regulations. 3) Receive the permit, which is valid for three years and must be renewed with a new application upon expiration or property transfer.

1) Submit a completed Short Term Rental Permit Application with a site plan, Minnesota Department of Health license, and septic certificate of compliance. 2) Undergo a potential county inspection to verify compliance with all regulations. 3) Receive the permit, which is valid for three years and must be renewed with a new application upon expiration or property transfer.