Park City RV Resort

Great location. Close to everything but just on the edge of town so not crowded or impacted by traffic. We stayed in the winter, but it looks like it would be great in the summer. Private river access. Facilities are nice, not great but definitely clean and usable. Seems like a good crowd of long term residents.

We had a wonderful stay at this campground in Park City! The facilities were clean, the location was great, and the atmosphere was very welcoming. What really stood out, though, was the kindness of the owners. Not only did they give us excellent recommendations for bike trails in Park City, but they also went out of their way to share great trail suggestions in Fruita, Colorado, where we were heading next. Highly recommend this campground to anyone visiting the area—thank you for such warm hospitality!

Reading some of the previous reviews, we almost passed on staying here. Man, what a mistake that would have been! This place is fantastic! There is obviously a great deal of attention to the facilities and maintaining the sites. The staff couldn’t be nicer or more helpful, even with an adjustment to a reservation just before arrival. We couldn’t have been happier with our experience here and can’t wait to get back! Cons: Yes you are off the interstate and it can be loud. But it wasn’t so obtrusive to ruin our time and made it super easy in/out going to town. The booking policy that only allows certain rigs in certain spots is frustrating. I’m guessing the point is to keep the Class As together in the high rent district but when you’re already limiting trailer type and age, I don’t see how this is a big deal. Pros: Nice big concrete pads and landscaping (upper sites specifically) You are so close to PC and everything to do there. Olympic Park is a must see! Nice, well equipped gym, pool and hot tub Laundry was nice and reasonably priced, with the ability to pay with an app. Parks underestimate what a convenience this is Staff was nice, friendly and accommodating. Dog run was super nice and maintained well I was told they will be doing some renovating this winter so I’m guessing things will only get better from here, which is already great.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Very well maintained RV park! Each RV spot had enough space and several had a spot of grass with a picnic table. The view of the mountains is wonderful. The laundry facilities were nice (3 washers and 4 dryers). Easy access to historic Park City and the ski resorts. The only drawback, to me, was the freeway noise.

The park has easy access off the freeway. The park is well maintained and has groomed sites. The pool and spa is clean and overlooks the hills, river and valley. You can take a walk from the park down to the river and picnic tables or take a hike on trails. You can hear the freeway traffic during the day. At use a sound machine to sleep.

Excellent location. Beautiful river running at the base of the RV Park. Nice area for dogs. There was even a deer at dusk. Jill met us upon arrival to confirm everything was okay. The hottub was available, but we didn't use it. We would definitely stay again

While checking in we asked if there was a choice in campsites. We were met with a firm NO. This is a campgrounds next to Interstate 80 sandwiched between a Ford dealership on one side and an industrial park on the other. You can hear the road noises all day long. There are no trees or walls to attenuate the sound from I-80. The rates were premium...I recall $100 per day. We had a concrete slab, picnic table and a small patch of grass on our full hookup site. The common area facilities compared to a KOA. One member of the staff could use some customer service training. The manager seems like a nice fellow. If you want a close location to Park City and need full hookups this place is ok. We camped around the area at Jordanelle and Wasatch State Parks which had electric and water and a dump station. They were more picturesque and about $45 dollars a day. There was no swimming pool and laundry but the beauty was astounding. This is not to diss the Park City RV resort. It is what it is. Like many of the private campgrounds around the country they have been gobbled up by a corporate entity that makes a few changes and jacks the rates up. As a comparison, during the time we stayed at this resort condo rentals for 2/ 3 bedroom units were about $150 per night in the area.