Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Dayton, OR

Short-term rentals are permitted only if owner-occupied; accessory dwelling unit STRs are allowed only if the primary structure is owner-occupied. Maximum occupancy is limited to two persons per bedroom plus two additional persons, and the use of RVs, travel trailers, or tents is prohibited.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Dayton. 1) Submit a 'Short Term Rental Request to Operate' form and obtain a City Business Registration (annual $25 fee). 2) Provide required attachments including owner contact info, a floor plan identifying bedrooms, and a signed acknowledgment of city regulations. 3) Register for the City Transient Lodging Tax and display the issued identification number in all marketing materials.

1) Submit a 'Short Term Rental Request to Operate' form and obtain a City Business Registration (annual $25 fee). 2) Provide required attachments including owner contact info, a floor plan identifying bedrooms, and a signed acknowledgment of city regulations. 3) Register for the City Transient Lodging Tax and display the issued identification number in all marketing materials.