Carroll County, GA Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

Section 22-75(b)(1)b requires the license application's posted written rules to acknowledge on-site parking is limited to one vehicle per bedroom, listing the location and amount of parking available. Once licensed, § 22-78(a) requires that maximum vehicle number to appear on the license copy posted at the unit, alongside the agent's contact information, unit occupancy limit, and license number; no external signage beyond that posted license is permitted anywhere on the property. Section 22-78(b) then sets the physical standard for where those vehicles may sit: vehicles may never be parked on the county right-of-way or along any roadway, and must be parked only on designated hard-surfaced areas of gravel, concrete, or asphalt; parking outside those hard-surfaced areas, including in yards, is not permitted.

The rule works together with the noise and neighborhood-disruption duties in § 22-75(a)(5), which task the short-term rental agent with using best efforts to keep occupancy from interfering with neighboring property owners' quiet enjoyment, parking spillover being a common trigger for that kind of complaint. As with occupancy and noise, the owner remains responsible for guest and agent compliance under § 22-76(a) and (c), and accumulated parking-related code-violation convictions count toward the three-conviction threshold in § 22-78(c) that forces license revocation and a 12-month reapplication bar. The parking limit applies only to licensed short-term rentals in unincorporated Carroll County.