As the gateway to Utah's stunning national parks and home to a unique urban culture, Salt Lake City is the perfect starting point for your next great RV road trip. Explore the city's historic sites and vibrant downtown before venturing into the breathtaking natural scenery of the Wasatch Mountains.

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Holiday Parks

Valley View RV Resort

‍Located just north of Salt Lake City in Layton, Valley View RV Resort is a modern, upscale retreat designed with comfort in mind. The resort features premium amenities including two pickleball courts, a large clubhouse with a full kitchen, and a spacious dog park. With mountain views and excellent facilities, it’s a convenient base for exploring both the city and the great outdoors.

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Sun Outdoors Salt Lake City

‍Just minutes from downtown and the Great Salt Lake, Sun Outdoors Salt Lake City offers a luxury camping experience with all the comforts of home. Enjoy a dip in the outdoor pool, browse the on-site general store, or unwind in the games area. Whether you’re staying for a weekend or a few weeks, it’s a relaxed and well-run resort that suits all types of campervan travellers.

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Salt Lake City KOA Holiday

‍Ideally located close to the city centre, Salt Lake City KOA Holiday offers spacious, shady sites and a welcoming atmosphere. The park includes a pool, hot tub, convenience store, and laundry facilities, making it a comfortable stop for short or extended visits. It’s a great base camp for exploring both the cultural attractions of Salt Lake City and the surrounding mountain scenery.

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Pony Express RV Resort

‍Nestled in North Salt Lake, Pony Express RV Resort provides a tranquil setting with beautiful mountain views. The park offers a sparkling pool, clubhouse, playground and direct access to the scenic Jordan River Parkway Trail. It’s an excellent choice for travellers who want a peaceful stay within easy reach of downtown and the Great Salt Lake.

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Attractions

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Temple Square

‍At the heart of Salt Lake City lies Temple Square, a 35-acre complex known for its striking architecture and serene gardens. The iconic Salt Lake Temple and Tabernacle are must-see landmarks, while the visitor centres offer insight into the history and culture of the city’s founders. The grounds are particularly lovely in spring and summer when the gardens are in full bloom.

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‍The Great Salt Lake

‍One of Utah’s most remarkable natural wonders, the Great Salt Lake is North America’s largest saltwater lake. Visitors can float effortlessly in its dense, salty water, explore nearby Antelope Island State Park or simply enjoy a spectacular sunset over the water. It’s a truly unique experience that defines the region’s landscape.

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Utah State Capitol Building

‍Perched on Capitol Hill, this elegant neoclassical building offers panoramic views of downtown Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Mountains. The interior is as impressive as the exterior, featuring grand marble halls and intricate artwork. Self-guided tours are available, making it a lovely and educational stop.

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‍Natural History Museum of Utah

‍Located on the University of Utah campus, the Natural History Museum of Utah is a fascinating space celebrating the region’s natural and cultural history. Its exhibits range from dinosaur fossils and gems to interactive displays on local ecosystems. The building itself, set against the foothills, offers stunning views of the valley below.

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