Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Bigfork, MT

Maximum occupancy is determined by sewage capacity; operators must provide a local 24/7 contact reachable within one hour and notify neighbors within 150 feet via certified mail. Requirements include adequate off-street parking, a State Public Accommodation License, and collection of state bed taxes.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Bigfork. 1. Submit a Short-Term Rental Permit application to the Planning & Zoning office with a plot plan, floor plans, and the required fee ($430 + $75 GIS fee). 2. Provide proof of certified mail notification to all property owners within 150 feet. 3. Obtain a State of Montana Public Accommodation License for a Tourist Home from the Health Department.

1. Submit a Short-Term Rental Permit application to the Planning & Zoning office with a plot plan, floor plans, and the required fee ($430 + $75 GIS fee). 2. Provide proof of certified mail notification to all property owners within 150 feet. 3. Obtain a State of Montana Public Accommodation License for a Tourist Home from the Health Department.