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do glamping fall under the STR regulation?

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I was wondering if glamping is allowed in areas where STR is normally prohibited. thank you for your time.

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Matt Devincenzo
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Land use Civil here...and as mentioned above there is literally no right or wrong way to answer this question. In a City that has a STR regulation it is probably prohibited as it wouldn't fall under STR but under 'camping' or 'transient habitation'. In a rural/County type setting there may be no STR regulation per se, but there may still be a prohibition if it is considered camping. But then that gets to the what is the difference between 1 'glamp' space and a 'outdoor recreational' use for a campground etc...

In other words the devil is in the details...and the specific location. 

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