Big Mountain HOA

​RV Parking and Camping at Whitefish Mountain Resort - Updated in 2023

  • Unoccupied motor vehicles and RV’s may be parked (no camping) at the back of the Larch Lot for no more than seven days. 
  • Overnight campers may purchase a permit to camp in the Aspen Lot (10 available spaces). Obtain permit at Lodging Check-in of Whitefish Mountain Resort, 3889 Big Mountain Rd.


                                               Due to limited space, RV, camper and trailer parking is not allowed on Wood Run Dr  

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​BIG MOUNTAIN HOA PARKING POLICY

The Big Mountain HOA parking policy is intended to keep roads safe and accessible for residents, guests, emergency vehicles, snow removal, and ski traffic.

Sun Rise Ridge

  • Street parking is permitted during the day on the downhill side of the road (the right-hand side when traveling downhill).
  • All street parking must end by 10:00 PM.
  • Vehicles may not block driveways, fire hydrants, skiways or emergency access.


Sunrise Court

  • Street parking is permitted during the day on the house side of the road only.
  • All street parking must end by 10:00 PM.
  • Vehicles may not block driveways, fire hydrants, skiways or emergency access.


Wood Run

  • Parking is permitted only in the three designated paved parking bump-outs. No parking is permitted elsewhere on Wood Run Drive.
  • During the summer season (May after full snow melt through September), overnight parking is permitted in the bump-outs for cars and standard-size pickup trucks. This is consistent with the existing published Wood Run policy.
  • During the winter season, parking in the bump-outs is daytime only and must end by 10:00 PM.
  • Vehicles must be completely within the paved bump-out and may not extend into the roadway.
  • RVs, campers, trailers and boats are not permitted in the bump-outs.


Enforcement

Talos will monitor parking throughout the neighborhoods. The intent is to resolve violations before escalating to towing.

  • First incident: Verbal warning when possible; otherwise, a warning sticker.
  • Second incident: Warning sticker and written notice.
  • Third incident: Vehicle is subject to towing.
  • A vehicle creating an immediate safety concern, blocking a skiway or interfering with emergency access may be towed without going through the full warning process.


Homeowners are responsible for ensuring their guests, renters, contractors and property managers understand and follow the parking rules.​


Please consult the map at this link for the location of the lots and bump-outs. 


BMHOA Board of Directors

September 21, 2026