Park model tiny homes in Park County, Colorado

What Park County allows

Park County's Land Use Regulations allow a tiny home to be the primary residence on a lot, not just a secondary or accessory unit, in agricultural zoning districts like A-35. The requirement is straightforward: the home must be anchored to a permanent foundation. If the unit has wheels, the county requires the chassis to be skirted and the tongue removed, converting it from a towable trailer to a fixed installation. For a buyer comfortable with that trade-off, and many are, since delivering the unit and setting it on blocks or a foundation is standard practice anyway, this is a genuine, real path to full-time ownership as your only home on the land.

• Permitted as the primary dwelling in agricultural zoning districts such as A-35
• Must be anchored to a permanent foundation
• If arriving on wheels, the chassis must be skirted and the tongue removed
• Requires a permitted septic system and an approved water source for full-time occupancy
• Must meet applicable local building code requirements once installed

How the process generally works

1. Confirm your parcel's zoningConfirm your specific parcel is zoned for a primary residential use that allows this pathway, such as A-35 Agricultural, with Park County Planning.
2. Choose a certified modelEvery Snake River Tiny Homes model already carries NOAH+ certification, meeting the construction standard Park County expects.
3. Plan for septic and waterFull-time occupancy requires a permitted septic system and an approved water source. Plan for these alongside your home purchase, not after.
4. Confirm current requirements with the countyContact Park County Planning to confirm current foundation, skirting and permitting requirements for your specific parcel before delivery.
5. Deliver and installOnce your parcel and utilities are confirmed, we handle delivery and coordinate the foundation and skirting work needed to meet the county's permanency standard.

Source and verification

This page is based on the Park County Land Use Regulations governing primary dwellings and accessory living quarters in agricultural zoning districts. This page reflects publicly available secondary summaries of Park County's rules rather than a direct read of the county's own current land use text; we recommend confirming current requirements directly with Park County Planning before purchase.

Last verified by Snake River Tiny Homes: September 4, 2026

This page is provided for general information and is not legal advice. Zoning rules change and individual parcels vary. Buyers should confirm current requirements directly with Park County Planning and Zoning before purchase.