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Short-term rentals in Larkspur, Colorado, referred to as "short-term rental properties," are generally legal but subject to specific regulations that primarily affect unincorporated areas of Douglas County. Owners are required to obtain a Short-Term Rental License, with annual licensing fees and compliance with local laws, including a 4% sales tax and a 6% lodging tax on short stays. The market for these rentals consists mainly of rural properties, such as cabins and standalone homes, which cater primarily to visitors seeking outdoor activities rather than business travelers, as Larkspur is not a central business hub. The demand for these rentals can be seasonal, with peaks during warmer months when outdoor activities are popular. The Douglas County Planning Department oversees the regulations governing short-term rentals, ensuring compliance with safety and zoning standards. For more information, visit the official Douglas County website at and the Colorado Community Media site for local news on rental regulations.
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