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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as vacation rentals in Natrona County, Wyoming, are legal but not heavily regulated at the local level, particularly in Casper. The city has about 171 properties available on platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo, but does not require registration or impose specific regulations, which has led to discussions among city officials about updating municipal codes to address safety and operational standards. STRs primarily thrive in rural settings, such as cabins, given the area's natural attractions, though urban apartments also participate in this market. The overall market environment leans towards catering to tourists drawn by outdoor activities and the proximity to natural parks, with existing properties primarily serving vacationers rather than business travelers. The Wyoming Department of Revenue oversees the relevant lodging taxes applicable to these rentals, including a 4% state sales tax and a 5% lodging tax. For more information on local regulations and updates, you can visit the official Natrona County website Natrona County Official Website and the Casper government site for zoning information City of Casper Zoning Regulations.
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