Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Pray, MT

Pray (unincorporated Park County) is subject to Park County land-use and zoning rules; short-term/vacation rentals are treated as public accommodations under Montana DPHHS and require plan review and compliance with environmental health (septic/water) and building standards. County zoning may allow STRs by-right in some zones or require a conditional or zoning permit in others.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Pray. 1) Contact Park County Planning to confirm parcel zoning and obtain required zoning or 'building for lease or rent' permits. 2) Apply for a Montana Public Accommodation License (DPHHS) by submitting a plan review through the Park County Environmental Health department. 3) Coordinate required environmental health inspections (septic/water) and any necessary county building inspections.

1) Contact Park County Planning to confirm parcel zoning and obtain required zoning or 'building for lease or rent' permits. 2) Apply for a Montana Public Accommodation License (DPHHS) by submitting a plan review through the Park County Environmental Health department. 3) Coordinate required environmental health inspections (septic/water) and any necessary county building inspections.