Salem caps a non-hosted accessory short-term rental at 95 days per calendar year. Hosted accessory rentals and standard licensed short-term rentals have no annual night limit.
Salem's night limits depend on license type. A non-hosted accessory short-term rental, where the owner rents the whole home while away, may operate a maximum of 95 days per calendar year. A hosted accessory rental, with the owner residing on-site, may be booked without an annual night cap. A standard short-term rental license, treated as commercial lodging, is not capped by nights either. Unincorporated Marion County imposes no annual night cap on rentals; its zoning simply determines whether lodging use is permitted at all.
Exceeding the 95-day non-hosted limit is a license violation and can lead to Salem denying renewal or revoking the license.
Other ordinances people look up for this city. Green dot = verified primary-source excerpt.
marion-county-or
Marion County has no ordinance banning backyard composting, and no permit is needed for a home compost pile. It must not become a nuisance, attract rodents o...
marion-county-or
Marion County has no ordinance banning or specifically regulating residential artificial turf. Installation on private property is generally allowed. Check d...
marion-county-or
Marion County does not require any particular plants and does not ban native or xeric landscaping. Ornamental landscape grasses that are not a fire or traffi...
marion-county-or
Oregon law lets you collect rain and snowmelt from a rooftop or other artificial impervious surface without a water right. Marion County has no ordinance ban...
marion-county-or
Marion County itself sets no residential watering schedule. In Salem, the Public Works Director may curtail water use whenever a supply shortage or emergency...
marion-county-or
All of Marion County outside city limits is a weed control district. Landowners must destroy designated noxious weeds and stop them from seeding. Inside the ...
See how Marion County's night caps rules stack up against other locations.
Help us keep this page accurate. If you notice an error or outdated information, let us know.