Mountain Valley RV Resort

It's so refreshing to find an RV Resort that actually has amenities! As their name sake indicates, this place is surrounded by mountains. The views were pretty incredible from every part of the park, especially when the mountains were snow-capped. Everyone was friendly from the time we booked, to in-person interactions. The park was well maintained, clean, quiet and felt really safe. The spaces are paved and a picnic table is in every space. We loved the adults only section of the park with its own pool and hot tub that are open year round! Sitting in the hot tub, enjoying those amazing mountain views while it snows was my favorite part of staying here. 🤩 This place has 3 clubhouses and each one has it's own pool, hot tub, restrooms, and laundry. There are 2 dog parks, and our pups loved the larger dog park getting plenty of play time with the ball and other pups. Receiving packages as full-timers on the road was a breeze here. Internet made it possible for us to work: T-mobile (20-30 mbps down and 5mbps up), Verizon (45 mbps down / 10 mbps up), Starlink was good but I didn't note the rates. Note: The free park wi-fi is unusable. They offer a paid version that may be better, but we didn't investigate. Mountain View is really close to Heber City and 30 minutes from Park City or 45 to Salt Lake City. Make sure to grab a coffee and breakfast at OG Cafe, they have the best coffee in town! I cannot rave enough about this gem, and we will be back.

We stayed for 2 1/2 months while we spent time skiing in Park City. We used to spend winters staying at Tiger Run in Breckenridge but they have gotten way too expensive so we decided to try a winter in this area instead. We were not disappointed! The amenities are incredible, we loved the hot tubs after a day of skiing. The staff was always super friendly. The price is so much more affordable than Tiger Run. It was so easy to get propane refills as needed. Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile all worked well.

Beautiful park; wide roads, concrete pads with concrete sitting area and picnic table. Facilities are new and very nice; multiple pools, bathrooms and showers. Only thing I didn’t like was in the “new section” in the back of the park there are large rocks, not grass, between sites. Rocks hard to walk on and nowhere for dogs to pee. But they do have a very large dog park! Next time I’ll request up front where there is grass between lots. Staff very friendly and will take you to your site.

This place never disappoints. Well maintained, always very clean, reasonably priced, great location. Already scheduled to return in the fall, this remains a top five rv resort for our family. Thirty minutes to Park City and all the amenities. Heber City continues to evolve as a great little town, we love it. Plenty of activities for the kids, great views of the mountains, always a nice breeze. Sites are are a little skinny in the M row but no issues getting in and out.

PLEASE NOTE: They have nightly and monthly rates. Kate's review stated $28 per night, that is based on $850 per month for a spot in the adult section where she was located (huge pads over there). Campendium requires a nightly rate to be input, so that's what she did, and likely forgot to note in her review that it was based on monthly. In the non-adult section, I paid $725 per month this winter, which is about $24 per night. It goes up $100 or so in the summer, and even more in the adult section I believe. Nightly fees are more in the $60s to $80s depending on site size and time of year, and include full hookups. Monthly rates include water and cable, but electric is metered monthly at $.13 per kw. For my 23' Airstream using mostly electric heat, my monthly cost was around $95 in the winter, same in summer with AC.

Wifi is adequate for basic browsing and email. You can call the provider to upgrade your site service for a fee. For my needs, basic was fine, and even could stream Netflix but using my browser on my Mac--not enough bandwidth for Apple TV. If I was streaming and things got glitchy, I'd just hot-spot my phone for a couple hours.

I am full-time and need to be in the Park City area for work. I was here in July/August last year, and am here for the winter, October through April 1. It's been great. Clean, well-cared for, great staff. A couple of nice clubhouses, one of them in the Adult-only section (you can use it even it not staying in the section). Each clubhouse has a pool (summer only) and outdoor hut tub...very clean and nice. Both clubhouses have a great room with fireplace and tv, and a a full kitchen you can use (ask permission). The adult clubhouse also has a small fitness center with a few free weights, and a few nice Precor club-quality cardio units (treadmill, ellipiticals, recumbent bike). I quietly brought my Concept Rower in there to use ... I hope whoever else used it enjoyed it, and you are welcome :-)

Bathrooms are well-kept, just a little worse for wear due to the hardness of the water, which leaves a white residue on the tile and fixtures, making them look at bit scruffy. I use a water softener for my rig. You can occasionally get unlucky depending on who used the bathrooms before you, even though there are plungers and toilet brushes RIGHT THERE to use if you need to...but of course, some people are inconsiderate slobs and don't do the right thing (read ahead to my comments on the dog park). However the staff goes in often, so usually the bathrooms are very clean and disinfected.

The staff goes out of their way. For propane refills, just leave your tank on the curb and they pick it up, refill it, and return it...and the cost is less per gallon than the Tractor Supply in town, so it's a no-brainer. Currently $2.79/gallon. They even pick up your trash if you leave it on the curb, but I suffer the hardship of walking to the dumpsters myself, it's 90 seconds lol. People are so lazy.

They have two laundromats, $1.50 per load for the washers and dryers. They aren't super huge, and the wash cycle is only about 34 minutes which seems short, but works OK. Dryers work great. Same hard water as the showers, so that makes any washer less effective.

When the 20 amp outlet on my pedestal failed (I used that one to power my heated water hoses), I stopped in the office to let them know. A staffer was at my site within 10 minutes, told me he'd have to power me down while he made the repair, then knocked on my door again 10 minutes after that, to let me know the GFCI outlet was replaced and I was back in business. Such great service.

The whole property is very clean and neat, with exception of the smaller dog park, which unfortunately due to lazy, inconsiderate guests who don't clean up after their pets, even though there is a bag station, trash bin, and even a shovel. I think the shovel is there because the staff needs it to clean up the multiple piles left by the losers who won't clean up after their dogs. Especially in winter, I see people at night pull up in their trucks, put their dogs in the the fence, then sit in their trucks to stay warm for ten minutes while their dog does its business. The owners just open the gate and load the dog back in the truck and take off. Lazy, inconsiderate and disgusting. My apologies to the staff and other guests on behalf of us responsible dog owners.

The front office has a camp store with t shirts and things, plus a small selection of camp supplies like sewer hoses, dogbone power adapters, etc. Also you can pick up UPS/FEDEX packages there, but keep in mind that they are not secure and anybody *could* pick up your package and walk out. I had one package delivered that was not there, so I don't know. Just keep it in mind and pick up your package as soon as the notification arrives. The staff does not check who is picking up what, nor should they--package delivery is an accommodation, and there are a lot of them.

Definitely bring a separate water pressure reducer, even if your rig has one built in. The water pressure is super high, like 120 psi, and you'll stress your hose for sure.

As for the vibe, it's clean and friendly, and especially in today's environment since Covid, a lot of families who seem to be full-time around the country. A good number of kids enjoying each other and the playground. Nice setting with mountain views and especially of Mt. Timpanogos, in my site, a great view from inside my rig, I sit there on days I work from 'home' totally enjoying it. It's a great base to explore the Park City area and the Heber Valley...close to the Jordanelle Reservoir and State Park, The ski resorts, Park City, Sundance, etc.

I am leaving April 1, hard to believe it's been six months already, but it's been really easy and great to be here. I will be building a house soon, but it will be some time out, so I've already booked a spot for Nov-April again next winter...it's great to know I have it nailed down for another easy-peasy winter experience. Thanks to the great staff here (Judy, Julie, Cache, Matt, Danica, Sid, and I'm flaking on some of the others right now, can't recall the names but I definitely won't forget each of you. See you next winter!!!

PK

It’s really easy to get comfortable here—they have every amenity and the staff bends over backs to make guests happy. The sites in the adult only section are HUGE! The dog park is giant and has an awesome group of campers that gather there daily. The clubhouse, hot tubs, fitness room and bath rooms are top notch and clean. The views are 360 degrees of mountains and have stunning sunrises and sunsets. We’ve been here twice and met great friends each time! This place just seems to attract cool people! 30 minutes from Park City and skiing. 15 minutes from Midway. 50 minutes from Salt Lake and the airport. Hiking and biking all around. It’s just kinda hard to think of anything that this resort and location don’t have. It’s our go to place when in the area!

I choose the park because it was listed in the annual Newmar Resort publication. In short it belongs in the publication.

Extremely clean, long concrete pads, super wide roads. I greatly enjoyed the over 21 area (worth the extra money). They are little over the top about dogs off leash. While I was digging in one of the storage bays, my girl snuck out of the rv to pee on the grass. She got caught and my apology was not enough. He had to tell me 3 ways how I was out of compliance and why the rule exists. I just took the dressing down and in return there was no fine.

The free park wifi is fine for general internet and zoom calls, so I was able to keep working. But not for streaming video. You could pay for an enhanced wifi. Not sure the cost. I had a strong Verizon signal, but was throttled so much it was worthless. Tmobile was no better.

I would stay here again.