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In Camden County, New Jersey, short-term rentals, often referred to as "Airbnbs" or vacation rentals, are subject to varying regulations depending on the municipality. While Camden County does not impose a blanket ban or specific county-wide ordinance, cities like Camden and Pennsauken have established distinct requirements. For example, short-term rental operators in Camden must register with the Office of Rent Control and undergo an inspection, paying a registration fee of $350, whereas Pennsauken mandates both registration and monthly inspections at a fee. In contrast, Gloucester City has banned such rentals entirely. This regulatory patchwork means that property types that thrive can include urban apartments and homes, particularly catering to a mix of tourists and business travelers seeking accommodations near Philadelphia. The market appears to favor short-term stays influenced by regional tourism, especially as travelers look for alternatives to nearby New York City due to stricter regulations there. The Camden County Planning Board oversees zoning and land use matters, guiding short-term rental hosts on compliance with local laws. For more information on regulations, hosts can visit the official government websites of Camden County and its municipalities: Camden County and Pennsauken Township.
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