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Washington County, UT Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
Code § 10-13-23.K
Stall requirement
One graveled/paved stall per bedroom
Street parking
Prohibited on the access street
Large vehicles
On-site pull-through required
Fine
$500 per street-parking hybrid violation
Posted notice
Max vehicles stated inside the unit

Summary

Washington County requires one graveled or paved on-site parking stall per approved bedroom for every short-term rental, bans any guest parking on the public or private access street, and requires a separate pull-through space for trailers or large vehicles, under section 10-13-23.K.

These county ordinances apply to unincorporated areas of Washington County. Incorporated cities within the county may have their own rules that take precedence over county-level regulations.

K. Parking. All parking for short term rental use shall be graveled or paved and entirely on the lot or parcel. There shall be a minimum of one required parking stall per approved bedroom. No parking is permitted on the public or private street that provides access. If the STR will host guests with trailers or large vehicles, on-site parking and a pull-through is required, also on graveled or paved surfaces. Renters, guests or their invitees are not permitted to park vehicles or trailers on the adjacent public or private streets.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: 2026 S-17: Code current through: Ord. 2026-1329-O, passed 8-18-2026).

Full Breakdown

K requires that all parking for short term rental use shall be graveled or paved and entirely on the lot or parcel, with a minimum of one required parking stall per approved bedroom, and it flatly states that no parking is permitted on the public or private street that provides access. If the STR expects guests with trailers or large vehicles, the same subsection requires an on-site pull-through, also on a graveled or paved surface, and it bars renters, guests, or their invitees from parking on the adjacent public or private streets.

d requires a site plan showing the required stalls and any pull-through lane. c requires a posted notice in the dwelling stating the maximum number of all vehicles allowed for the STR and that all guest parking must be on the property in clearly designated, graveled or paved parking areas and not on any private or public street right-of-ways or landscape areas. b: a $500 fine applies each time a renter, occupant, or invitee parks on the adjacent public or private street for more than two hours, though cleaning, landscaping, or maintenance vehicles may park on the street during daytime.

Violations & Fines

Vehicles of renters, guests, or their invitees parked on the public or private street adjacent to the STR for more than two hours is a $500 hybrid violation under section 10-13-23.R.2.b for each occurrence, and if the fine goes unpaid within 20 days it becomes an enforceable violation under R.3, counting toward the three-strikes revocation standard in R.4.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much parking must a Washington County short-term rental provide?
One graveled or paved parking stall per approved bedroom, entirely on the lot or parcel, under section 10-13-23.K. The application must include photos proving the stalls exist before a license is issued.
Can short-term rental guests park on the street?
No. Section 10-13-23.K prohibits parking on the public or private street that provides access to the STR, and section 10-13-23.R.2.b makes street parking by a renter, occupant, or invitee for more than two hours a $500 hybrid violation.
What if guests bring a trailer or RV?
Section 10-13-23.K requires on-site parking and a pull-through, also on a graveled or paved surface, for any STR expecting guests with trailers or large vehicles; street parking of such vehicles is still prohibited.

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