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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

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  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

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  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    3,790 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

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  • Wi-Fi availability

    6,500 of Park City vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Park City stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Park City's top spots, include Park City Museum, Holiday Village 4, and Park City Golf Course

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The cabin is nestled among tall pine trees, featuring a blend of wooden and dark-colored exterior elements. A large balcony extends from the second floor, offering a welcoming view. Steps lead up to the entrance, framed by natural surroundings.
Cabin in Park City

Forest Hideaway, 1 min from Woodward, Sleeps 10

Historic cabin tucked away in the Park City Hills. 1 minute to Woodward. Sleeps 10, over 2000 square ft. Steps from Acrylon trailhead & breathtaking views make for a great summer or fall escape. Unblocked views from Large deck & hot tub, separate bedroom balcony, both of neighboring BLM land and the Woodward Resort mountain are perfect for enjoying the clean mountain air. Ample space for storing skis, snow equipment, and hiking gear. Come stay in Park City's hidden gem among new development.

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews
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A spacious living area features large windows allowing panoramic views of snow-covered trees. A grey sectional sofa is arranged around a circular coffee table on a geometric patterned rug. Warm wood accents enhance the room's natural light and cozy atmosphere.
Home in Park City

True Park City Mountain Home-low cleaning fees!

Perched high up in the mountains of Park City, this is a true 3200 sq ft mountain home with amazing views of the mountains and backcountry skiing/snowboarding/mountain biking down the street. Conveniently located between Salt Lake City and downtown Park City, you can easily access both cities and ski resorts on both sides of the Wasatch Mountains. It sits away from the traffic and congestion of downtown Park City, and the peacefulness of nature surrounds you. For distances see "Neighborhood".

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews
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The kitchen and dining area features modern wooden cabinets with sleek countertops. Bar stools are positioned at the kitchen island, and a large wooden dining table invites gatherings. Illuminated by pendant lights, this open space combines functionality with contemporary design.
Condo in Park City

Canyons Resort GEM: Luxury 2 Bed Condo

NEW, luxury, two-bedroom condo in Canyons Village located on a golf course and just steps to ski lift. Open design w/ chef's kitchen, dining area with seating for 6, living area w/ gas fireplace , lux sofa bed, desk, grill, all with high end finishes, and modern decor. Bedrooms both have king sized beds and private baths. Plush mattresses and luxury linens ensure a restful nights sleep. Building amenities include: heated outdoor pool, hot tub, exercise room, game room, easy shuttle pick-up.

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 248 reviews
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The living area features a modern design, showcasing dual sofas facing a sleek electric fireplace and a mounted TV. Large sliding glass doors allow abundant natural light and provide stunning views of the snow-capped mountains, while decorative shelves add a touch of elegance.
Home in Hideout

Postcard Views w/ Luxury Touches & Hot Tub

Escape to luxury surrounded by Utah's premier mountains in our lovely Park City townhome. Take in unobstructed lake and mountain views from every window. This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath haven is meticulously appointed and is just 10-20 minutes from Deer Valley, Park City Resort, & Main Street. Enjoy complimentary SUPs & snowshoes. Luxuriate in the dreamy main bathroom with a massage chair & steam shower, unwind in the hot tub, or bask on the decks to savor the sunset. Your dream vacation awaits!

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 168 reviews
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A cozy loft space features a suspended hammock floor and a swing chair, complemented by wooden beams and a large window that offers mountain views. Green plants add a touch of nature to the area, creating a serene atmosphere.
Cabin in Park City

Secluded Hideaway Above Park City w/Hammock Floor

Get out of the city and runaway to the mountains for an unforgettable experience. This beautiful, secluded 2-acre escape is situated at 8,000 feet and hidden by a mature grove of aspens. Accessible only by 4x4/AWD (snow chains required in winter), the 1,000 square foot cozy cabin features 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a suspended hammock floor, full kitchen, cozy fireplace, and deck. Be prepared for an isolated getaway with breathtaking views of the Uintas that are nothing short of spectacular.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 415 reviews
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A private hot tub is positioned on the balcony, surrounded by a stone wall. Snow-covered mountains and houses are visible in the distance, with clear blue skies above. The tranquil atmosphere is enhanced by steam rising from the hot tub water.
Townhouse in Hideout

Private Hot Tub, Views of the Lake, just min to Main St!

Beautiful newly-built townhome- one of only a couple of properties that have a private hot tub and view of the lake. Located at the Jordanelle State Park with relaxing views of Deer Valley in the backdrop from the balconies. Great location for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, boating, paddle boarding and so much more! All out your front door. This Modern style 3 bedroom (with 4 beds) is just a few minutes from Main St in downtown Park City.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews
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The home features a modern design with a gray exterior, accented by stonework on one side. Lush green shrubs frame the front, providing a natural touch. Multiple large windows allow for ample natural light, complemented by a clear blue sky.
Home in Park City

1 of a kind home Near Ski/hike/Bike/Golf/Shop

Beautiful home, Room to sleep up to 10 in the 4 bedrooms and family room, with A/C/Heater, covered patio w/barbeque and an amazing view, 2 washer and dryers, Private brand new Hot tub, Access to Swimming Pool and Gym at the Clubhouse, and hang out areas with chairs. Utah Olympic Park just minutes away from where you can visit the museum for free or swing around on the high ropes course, take the zip line or experience the high-speed bobsled!

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews
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The cabin is surrounded by tall pine trees under a night sky, with warm light emanating from large windows. The wooden exterior features a blend of dark and light materials, emphasizing a rustic charm. Natural landscaping enhances the tranquil mountain setting.
Cabin in Brighton

Willow Fork Cabin, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Solitude

Come enjoy our cozy cabin in Big Cottonwood Canyon! Two levels plus a loft provide abundant space. Refinished Douglas Fir floors on the main and second levels and the original stairway between add inviting charm. Lots of windows offer beautiful views and bring in ample natural light. About 45 min from the Salt Lake airport, on a deep lot that backs to the creek in a residential area, the cabin is delightful year-round.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 403 reviews
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Cabin in Park City

Private 80-Acre Retreat. Panoramic Views. Wildlife

Perched on 80 private acres above Park City, this architecturally striking mountain home offers panoramic views, abundant wildlife, and a remarkable sense of privacy. At nearly 8000 ft, the home overlooks its own private valley with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, ski resorts, and town below. Enjoy the best of both worlds- close to Park City and the ski resorts, yet completely removed from it all.

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews
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The modern exterior of Park City Pines Retreat is showcased, featuring a sleek design and large glass garage doors. The spacious driveway and landscaped area, with trees and plants, provide a welcoming entrance to the property, nestled among the surrounding pine trees.
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Park city Pines retreat sleeps 22!

Park City Pines Retreat is a luxurious 5,700 sq. ft. modern mountain getaway that seamlessly blends contemporary design with the natural beauty of its surroundings. This stunning new construction features five spacious bedrooms, including three king-size master suites with private en-suite bathrooms and two bunk rooms, each fitted with four queen beds, perfect for accommodating large groups or families.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews
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Condo in Park City

Marriott's Summit Watch Luxury Studio

Ski from your own slope-side retreat. Park City Mountain Resort is a skiers' paradise, with an average of 360 inches of snow each year. Just steps away from the Town Ski Lift is Marriott's Summit Watch, one of two Marriott Vacation Club resorts in Park City. From our cozy mountain retreat, you'll enjoy a brimming array of entertainment and activities. The resort sits amid cozy shops and restaurants.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 821 reviews
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An open-concept living area features a cozy sectional sofa and a round dining table. The kitchen includes modern appliances and white cabinetry. Natural light fills the space through sliding glass doors leading to the outdoor area, while a patterned area rug adds texture to the floor.
Home in Park City

Designer 2 Bdrm Old Town Charmer

Just moments from the town lift and all old town Park City has to offer, you will enjoy this newly remodeled gem. Spread out and enjoy the 3 floors of living, en suite bathrooms, premium linens, the hot tub, and private parking. There is plenty of space for families or friends, with beds to sleep 8 people. This is the ultimate location! *Walk to Main Street *Roku TV *Free parking *Hot tub

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

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Park City Mountain

Expansive ski resort with diverse trails, winter sports, summer activities, and vibrant après-ski options

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Ski or snowboard 7,300 acres of terrain at Park City Mountain, with well-groomed runs and options for every level, plus a lively après-ski scene and on-mountain restaurants. In summer, ride alpine slides and mountain coasters, zip line, take scenic gondola and chairlift rides, or haul your bike up the lift for downhill laps and access to hundreds of miles of nearby single-track. You’ll also find hiking, golf, and family-friendly festivals. Just beyond the resort, explore Historic Main Street and Utah Olympic Park.

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Canyons Village At Park City

Scenic ski resort village offering diverse lodging, dining, and ski options

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At Canyons Village you can ski and snowboard a wide variety of terrain, ride modern lifts like the heated Orange Bubble Express and Red Pine Gondola, and enjoy a lively après scene with outdoor fire pits, bars, and restaurants. Dine slope-side at spots like The Farm, which focuses on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and mountain-view patio seating. In summer, explore mountain bike trails, outdoor activities, and free lawn concerts. Year-round, the village offers family-friendly events, shopping, equipment rentals, and a public golf course.

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Alta Ski Area

Ski-only resort famed for deep powder, challenging terrain, and breathtaking mountain views

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Ski deep, soft powder at a skier-only mountain known for its long season, rugged terrain, and classic, rustic ski atmosphere. You’ll find terrain for every level, from extensive beginner areas off the Sunnyside 6-pack to challenging steeps that feel almost like backcountry while still being in bounds. Take advantage of solid ski school and childcare, then refuel with basic but tasty food and fresh beers. In summer, come back for alpine hikes, wildflowers in July and August, and mountain biking.

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Jordanelle Reservoir

Scenic reservoir offering boating, fishing, kayaking, and hiking in a picturesque setting

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At Jordanelle Reservoir you can spend the day on the water boating, jet skiing, wakeboarding, or fishing, with rentals for ski boats, pontoon boats, sea-doos, fishing boats, kayaks, and paddleboards available at the marina. Play on the sandy, family-friendly beach, tackle the Aqua Zone inflatable waterpark and other water events, or try SUP yoga in a mountain-framed setting. Swim in designated areas, picnic lakeside, camp nearby, hike trails with views of Deer Valley, and stay for wildlife watching, sunsets, and dark sky viewing.

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Deer Valley Resort

Luxury ski-only resort offering groomed slopes, upscale amenities, and summer outdoor activities

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At Deer Valley Resort you get a ski-only, very upscale mountain experience with perfectly groomed corduroy runs, varied terrain for every level, and famous expert zones like the Daly Chutes for a real challenge. Take advantage of the robust ski school for both kids and adults, then warm up in the lodge with Deer Valley’s famous turkey chili or a martini and shrimp cocktail. In warmer months, come for one of the most robust downhill mountain bike parks in the U.S., plus scenic hiking, walking paths, and summer concerts. To keep the slopes uncrowded, daily lift tickets are limited, so reserve early, especially on peak holidays or when using an Ikon Pass.

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Big Cottonwood Canyon

Scenic canyon offering skiing, hiking, biking, and climbing year-round

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In Big Cottonwood Canyon you can hike trails for all abilities, from easy kid-friendly walks like Donut Falls and Silver Lake to longer routes such as Lake Blanche, Mill D, Dog Lake, and Big Cottonwood Canyon Trail along the creek. In winter, ski or snowboard at Brighton (including night skiing) and Solitude, or try their summer lift-access mountain biking and disc golf courses. Expect frequent wildlife sightings, including moose, plus forested picnic areas, alpine lakes, camping at Spruces, and climbing and bouldering routes. Note that this protected watershed does not allow dogs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Park City?

    Park City has stays in the Historic Main Street area, resort villages, and peaceful neighborhoods near mountain trails. Many travelers enjoy accommodations close to ski lifts, local shops, and galleries for easy access to activities.

  • What are the best things to do in Park City with kids?

    Explore interactive museums, take scenic chairlift rides, or visit local parks for playgrounds and nature walks. Family-oriented activities in Park City often include outdoor adventure, creative workshops, and seasonal festivals.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Park City?

    Park City has lift-accessed skiing and snowboarding, mountain biking, and hiking in warmer months. Wander Historic Main Street for art galleries, shops, and dining, or check out local museums and cultural spaces.

  • How is the weather in Park City?

    Park City experiences snowy winters with temperatures from 24 to 39°F (-4 to 4°C), while summer days tend to be warm, near 68 to 94°F (20 to 34°C) with low rainfall. Early spring and fall feature milder weather for outdoor activities.

  • What are the best places to visit in Park City?

    Historic Main Street has boutiques and galleries, and the Park City Museum shares local heritage. Outdoor spaces around the city invite year-round recreation and relaxation.

  • What are some hiking trails in Park City?

    Explore trails through aspen forests and mountain meadows, such as the Armstrong Trail and the Silver Spur. Many routes connect to panoramic viewpoints and are suitable for a range of skill levels.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Park City?

    Families often enjoy alpine slides, zip lines, and interactive exhibits at local museums. Seasonal activities, outdoor parks, and art workshops are frequently suggested for a variety of ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Park City?

    Explore scenic mountain parks nearby, relax at hot springs, or visit small historic towns known for artisanal shops and local culture. Nature reserves around Park City invite wildlife watching and outdoor activities.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Park City?

    Many vacation rentals in Park City welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods close to trails and outdoor parks. Several hosts provide dog-friendly amenities to help make your stay comfortable.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Park City?

    Dress in layers to adjust to changing mountain temperatures and bring sunscreen for high elevation (around 7,000 ft or 2,130 m). Public transportation and shuttles are convenient for exploring neighborhoods, galleries, and ski areas.

  • What is Park City known for?

    Park City is known for its ski resorts, vibrant arts scene, and historic mining heritage. The city hosts internationally recognized festivals and has year-round outdoor recreation.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Park City?

    Seek out locally owned coffeehouses, small art galleries, and quieter trails across the mountain foothills. Some historic spots and creative spaces off Historic Main Street often showcase Park City's distinct character.

  • What are the best foods to try in Park City?

    Park City has mountain-inspired cuisine, including locally sourced game, artisanal cheeses, and fresh trout. Some bakeries and restaurants feature creative takes on comfort foods alongside seasonal produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Park City?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, layers suitable for both warm days and cooler evenings, and sunscreen for high-altitude sunshine. Depending on the season, outdoor gear for hiking or winter sports is often suggested.

  • What is the nightlife in Park City like?

    Nightlife in Park City includes live music venues, cocktail bars, and casual spots for locally brewed drinks near Historic Main Street. Some spaces feature performances, dancing, and relaxed atmospheres after the lifts close.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Park City?

    The Sundance Film Festival draws international attention each winter, and Deer Valley hosts outdoor concerts during warmer months. Seasonal celebrations, art walks, and food-focused gatherings are often a highlight throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Park City?

    Many vacation rentals in Park City are family friendly, with flexible sleeping arrangements and kid-focused amenities. Neighborhoods near parks and recreational areas are often suggested for families seeking outdoor adventure.

  • When is the best time to visit Park City?

    Winter is often recommended for skiing and snowboarding, thanks to reliable snowfall and access to winter sports. Late spring to early fall sees mild temperatures and is popular for hiking, biking, and festivals.

All about Park City

Tucked within the Wasatch Mountains in western Utah, Park City is a small town known for its stunning mountain backdrop, dozens of scenic highways, and activities both on and off the slopes. The town is a year-round destination, with visitors coming here to soak up the arts during the international film festival and outdoor concert series, and to embrace the outdoors by skiing, mountain biking, fishing, and hiking.

The town is surrounded by spruce-, pine-, and aspen-lined forests and miles of panoramic drives. Bordering Park City to the north and the west are the Wasatch Mountains, where you’ll find two world-class ski resorts in close proximity to the city. The mountains join the Uinta wilderness for two million acres at the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, just 35 minutes from Park City and home to hundreds of miles of trails that wind their way around peaks, canyons, and lakes. Rare animal sightings in the forest can include black bears, mountain lions, elk, moose, and mountain goats, among many others.

Less than 30 minutes east of Park City, the Mirror Lake Byway twists through the Uinta Mountains, offering stops at waterfalls along the Provo River and massive freshwater lakes set within the forest valleys.

What are the top things to do in Park City?

Wasatch Mountain State Park

The Wasatch Mountain State Park covers nearly 22,000 acres, offering dozens of hike and bike trails. You’ll have opportunities to spot local wildlife along the one-mile Cascade Springs Trail, where you might find large mammals, including moose and elk, or birds like the wild turkey and red-tailed hawk. As you wander the paved trail, you’ll eventually reach the waterfall and freshwater streams at Cascade Springs, surrounded by towering mountains.

Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway

The Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway winds through 15 miles of forested mountains, connecting Park City with the Big Cottonwood Canyon. Depending on the season, the landscape ranges from fall's yellow-hued foliage to snow-capped scenes in winter, to fields of Indian paintbrush and orchid wildflowers in spring and summer. You can stop at the Guardsman Pass Overlook summit for sweeping views of the Uinta Mountains, one of the US’s highest mountain ranges.

Park City Museum

The Park City Museum, located in the downtown area, offers an interactive walkthrough of the region’s history, starting with its early inhabitants before moving on to its mining years and finally to its more recent days as a sought-after ski destination. Permanent and rotating exhibits feature historic photographs, oral histories, and life-size replicas and artifacts of objects important to the town’s past. After a few hours of exploring, grab a bite to eat at one of the restaurants or cafes also on Main Street.

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