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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Powder River County, Montana, while legal, are subject to various local regulations that may differ significantly from those in other parts of the state. Locally, these rentals may be referred to as "vacation rentals" or "temporary lodging." The county has yet to establish comprehensive regulations, focusing instead on property safety and adherence to state guidelines. Properties that typically thrive in this area include rural cabins and homes that cater to tourists exploring the scenic landscapes of southeastern Montana. The market largely targets tourists and outdoor enthusiasts seeking unique experiences, particularly in locations near recreational activities. Hosts are required to obtain a Public Accommodation License from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards, including inspections of water and sanitation systems. Additionally, all short-term rental transactions are subject to a Lodging Facility Use Tax and an equivalent Lodging Sales Tax, each at a rate of 4%. For more information, visit the official Powder River County website at and the Montana Department of Revenue site at.
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