Family Fun Abounds in Utah

Park City isn’t just a ski town, and it isn’t just for grown-ups. Utah’s favorite playground is the perfect home base for all kinds of year-round family-friendly activities. We’d go so far as to say that the best things to do in Utah with kids are all right here in Park City. With that said, we’ve snuck in a few extra favorites in nearby communities like Heber, Midway, and Salt Lake City.

1. Alpine Coaster

Everyone loves a roller coaster. Park City doesn’t have any theme parks of its own, but it does have mountains. Gravity powers an exciting thrill ride at Park City Mountain as the Park City Alpine Coaster speeds down the mountain in a series of daring twists and turns. Little thrillseekers are allowed to ride along with an adult.

Best Enjoyed in Summer

2. Ice Skating

Strap on your skates and take to the ice. Kids love to zip around the rink when they aren’t falling on their butts. Fortunately, there is plenty of time to practice, because Park City is home to year-round skating facilities. In the winter, you can skate at the base of Park City Mountain. During warmer months, you can head over to the Park City Ice Arena (which is actually open all year) during their free skate periods.

Best Enjoyed Year-Round

3. Make Some Art

Park City is beautiful. All that alpine grandeur really feeds the creative urges. Commemorate your visit with a unique piece of hand-crafted art. Kids are invited to put brush to canvas at the Paint Mixer or expand their artistic horizons with a class at Kimball Arts Center. They offer classes and camps in a range of media, including everything from pottery to book binding.

Best Enjoyed Spring and Summer

Image / Kimball Arts Center

4. Enjoy a Museum

Park City has a rich history-explore it! It may not seem as thrilling as a coaster, but sometimes the best thing to do in Utah with kids is to expand their minds. Highlights of the local museum scene include the Park City Museum on Main Street, which covers the entire evolution of our town from a mining encampment to a world-class ski destination, the Alf Engen Ski Museum at Utah Olympic Park, which celebrates the history of Park City’s signature sport, and the Olympic Winter Games Museum, which is packed with memorabilia from the 2002 Games.

Best Enjoyed Year Round

Image / Alf Engen Musem 

5. Heber Valley Railroad

Cast yourself back in time and experience the cutting-edge transportation science of the 19th century. This historic railway lets you step into the shoes of the miners that founded Park City and is a super fun way to travel the Wasatch Mountains. Kids especially love special train rides like the Princess & Pirate Train and the Wizard’s Train (which will not take you to Hogwarts, sadly)

Best Enjoyed Year Round

Image / Visit Utah 

6. Zipline

Ziplining is basically falling with style. Park City and the surrounding area are filled with dozens of ziplines. You can find zipline attractions at the Canyons Village area and at Utah Olympic Park. If you go further afield, the world’s longest zipline over water can be found at Jordanelle Reservoir. Ziplines aren’t great for the smallest guests, but older kids will love them.

Best Enjoyed During Summer and Fall

Image / Go Heber Valley 

7. Go Hiking

Sometimes you want to tell your kids to “take a hike.” Sometimes you even mean it literally. Park City is home to hundreds of miles of trails. There is a perfect hike for everyone around town. Even the tiniest tots can waddle along on some of the level, paved circuits near Main Street. Teens can tackle tough climbs that yield gorgeous mountain views and the painted splendor of aspen forests. One of our favorite hikes is Armstrong Trail which we wrote about last year.

Best Enjoyed During Spring, Summer, and Fall

8. Go Biking

Sometimes you want to tell your kids to “take a hike.” Sometimes you even mean it literally. Park City is home to hundreds of miles of trails. There is a perfect hike for everyone around town. Even the tiniest tots can waddle along on some of the level, paved circuits near Main Street. Teens can tackle tough climbs that yield gorgeous mountain views and the painted splendor of aspen forests. One of our favorite hikes is Armstrong Trail which we wrote about last year.

Best Enjoyed During Spring, Summer, and Fall

9. Woodward Park City

One of the newest additions to Park City, Woodward has it all. This is an all-seasons sports park with a huge number of activities to try. With such a wide range of sports on display, you’re sure to find a favorite in short order. Jump around on the trampoline park. Shred on the half-pipes (both snowboard and skateboard versions). Hold on for dear life on the tubing lanes. There is enough to enjoy at Woodward Park City to keep your kids entertained for weeks.

Best Enjoyed Year Round

Image / Park Record

10. Enjoy a Concert

Summer is concert time in Park City. There are several free concert series that play across town each year, spanning genres from orchestral symphonies to fresh bluegrass. Pull up a blanket and park your kids on the lawn for a free show. Some venues permit bringing your own food, while others sell picnics on site. Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain coordinate the biggest shows of the summer, so make sure to check their annual schedules for more information.

Best Enjoyed During Summer

11. Ski!

Of course, the best thing to do in Utah with kids might just be skiing. Park City has the best snow in a state already known for the quality of its powder. With three major ski areas loaded with trails, bowls, terrain parks, and more, this is the perfect place to bring your kids for a day on the piste. You can just keep coming back for more-there are hundreds of runs to experience!

No matter what you want to do with your kids, we have the perfect place for you to rest and recuperate. Book your stay with All Seasons Resort Lodging and experience Park City’s finest family activities.

Best Enjoyed During Winter

12. Utah Ice Castles

A wonderland of glittering ice rises from the snows of Heber Valley each winter. Carefully sculpted by hand and beautifully lit, the surreal spires of Utah Ice Castles are built anew on a yearly basis a short drive south of Park City in Midway, Utah. Indulge your inner Elsa (or Arthas Menethil) while you enjoy frozen thrones, twisting tunnels, and sparkling slides. Every year is a new experience. Discover it anew each winter. Make sure to stick around after dark to get the most out of the haunting illumination.

Best Enjoyed During Winter

13. Clark Planetarium

Your trip might start in Park City, but Clark Planetarium invites you to reach for the stars. Slip the surly bonds of earth and experience a variety of out-of-this-world exhibits, shows, and events. There is something here for kids of every age, from tiny tots just beginning to grasp the basics of space to budding college-level astronomers. Or you can skip the science and just enjoy a far-out Zeppelin light show show in the dome theater.

Best Enjoyed Year-Round

Image / Park Record

Whether school’s out for summer or you just want to spend some time with the kids, All Seasons Resort Lodging has the perfect family lodging for your fun-filled trip. Reserve the perfect condo, townhome, or vacation home and start making memories with the people you hold dear. Your stay is always backed by our Lowest Rate Guarantee.

Search Park City Vacation Rentals

Related Articles

Things to Do During Park City’s Mud Season
Our Picks for Mountain Bike Rentals Park City
Deer Valley Ski Resort, Park City, Utah: An Overview
Park City Spring Break

Park City is a true all-seasons destination, and the Park City fall is no exception. When the heat of summer is a passing memory, but winter snows have yet to make their first appearance, the time is just right for a day of fall fun. Bring your family into the mountains to enjoy the fresh air and changing leaves, and to find an autumnal activity that is just right for you. There’s plenty of Park City fall family fun to go around.

Autumn Aloft

Balloons taking to the air during Autumn Aloft // Image Credit: Autumn Aloft

Just as the leaves are starting to fall, the balloons begin to rise. Right at the beginning of fall, dozens of hot air balloons take to the skies in an impressive aerial display of gently drifting aerostats. The spectacle is an opportunity for onlookers to delight in a sky full of hot air balloons. Some balloons may allow passengers, but these are available on a first-come, first-served basis with no guarantees. Look to the skies in the morning in early September to take in the display. Balloons launch at 8 AM, peacefully drifting about for as long as they wish. There is no set end time for each day’s ballooning.

Related Reading: Up and Away with Autumn Aloft

Howl-O-Ween

a canine dressed as a ghost // Image Credit: Matt Hill

They don’t call this town Bark City for nothing. Each year, hundreds of costumed pooches take over Main Street on All Hallow’s Eve for the annual Howl-O-Ween parade and festivities. Of course, it isn’t just dogs who are invited to join the fun. Businesses up and down the street will be giving out more than milkbones on October 31.

Families are invited to get in on the fun and do a bit of trick-or-treating for themselves. Businesses often host activities or games in addition to the trick-or-treating during the afternoon, which is followed by the official Howl-O-Ween parade of dogs at 5 PM.

Make sure to take a free bus downtown, as the parking situation on Main Street is easily the scariest trick of all. As always, all Park City buses are free to ride. Service is increased to every 10 minutes from 3 PM – 6 PM on the day of the event from the Lower Deer Valley parking lot and the high school.

Odyssey Dance Theatre’s Thriller

Just a couple of the friendly faces you’ll see during Odyssey Dance Theatre’s Thriller // Image Credit: Odyssey Dance Theatre

While you are in the mood for Halloween-themed fun, check out the yearly presentation of Thriller at the Egyptian Theatre by Odyssey Dance Theatre. This Park City classic will delight with a stage full of dancing ghost, ghouls, and masked madmen. This theatrical dance presentation sells out every year, so make sure to secure your tickets early. Also, while it is a great family activity, the show may be unsuitable for little goblins under the age of eight. The show is also interactive. The zombies and other denizens of the night may touch audience members during the performance, so be prepared.

Scenic Drive

Trees in the Fall Changing Colors // Image Credit: Courtney Smith

Experience the beauty of fall while the leaves are changing colors. There are several enchanting routes you could drive to get the full experience whether a visitor or a resident of Utah.

Alpine Scenic Loop

Enjoy the marvelous shades of red, pink, yellow, and orange while driving through the Uinta National Forest and Wasatch Mountains. This drive is about 20 miles filled with trees, while still having a paved highway. You’ll drive highway 92 and 189 while you wind through the Wasatch Mountains and see amazing views of Mount Timpanogos, and Sundance. This route will close in late October due to snow accumulation.

Guardsman Pass

Guardsman Pass is right between Brighton and Park City. The scenery is breath-taking during fall, when the aspens turn orange/yellow and oaks radiate hues of red. Enjoy this drive in the summer/fall seasons, once the snow accumulates this pass will likely close because of road conditions.

Follow Prospect Street through the old part of Park City and then continue south into the mountains. Prospect turns into highway 224-Guardsman Pass Road. This scenic drive usually takes about an hour. If weather permits, it would be the perfect time to have a picnic or hike trails like the Shadow Lake Trail that leads to a forest lake. As you arrive at the top, you’ll get marvelous views. Enjoy the Brighton Ski Resort, Park City/Snyderville Basin. The road will eventually turn into a fork where you can decide to loop around to Heber Valley (left) or venture down to the Salt Lake Valley (right). For a longer scenic route-follow the fork to the Salt Lake Valley where you will drive through Big Cottonwood Canyon.

Park City Fall Farmers Markets

Park Silly Sunday Market Downtown Park City // Image Credit: Park Silly Sunday Market

During this slower season, many restaurants run great bargains, including 2-for-1 deals, kids eat free options, and more. Visiting restaurant websites and scouring the Park Record deals are your best bets to find seasonal dining deals. Other restaurants change up their seasonal offerings as the leaves begin to turn. Tupelo, Handle, and Vessel Kitchen are all notable examples.

But, for our money, the best way to experience the taste of autumn in Park City is to visit the weekly farmers market with your family. The weekly event Park Silly Sunday Market is held every Sunday on the historic Main Street Park City from 10am-5pm, through September 25th.

Another great farmers market is the Park City Farmers Market located at the base of Canyons Village, The Canyons Park City Lower Parking Lot (just behind 7-11) This market is every Wednesday from 11 AM – 5 PM, June-October 2022.

Local merchants, farmers, and more offer their wares in the cool afternoon well into October. It’s a perfect time to grab some corn, squash, or other seasonal goodies for a delicious family dinner. Enjoy the fruits (and veggies) of the fall harvest around your own dining table, or the one located in your Park City vacation rental, for some wholesome family food and fun.

Scarecrow Festival

A sampling of scarecrows on display // Image Credit: McPolin Farm

For a bit of rustic charm, the annual Scarecrow Festival at McPolin Farm is hard to beat. On September 28, McPolin farm hosts a fall get-together. Pumpkins, refreshments, and the construction and decoration of dozens of scarecrows are annual inclusions. Each lovingly-crafted rustic mannequin is then carefully affixed to the fence adjoining the trail near Highway 224.

The scarecrows remain on display for a month before being retired. Each is proudly visible from the road between the White Barn and the Park Meadows intersection. If you can’t take part in the construction of the scarecrows, you can definitely enjoy the fruits of the festival during the following few weeks.

Fall Hikes

There are miles and miles of trails to explore in Park City // Image Credit: Olivia Hutcherson

Nature itself puts on a dazzling display each autumn. Park City is blessed with a spectacular array of gorgeous colors as the leaves turn and fall. The weather is also cooling down from the sometimes oppressive heat of summer. That makes fall the perfect time to enjoy a hike with your family. Whether you are all seasoned trailblazers seeking a challenge, or relative tenderfoot looking for a more sedate walkabout, there is a perfect trail for you in Park City. Visit the Mountain Trails Foundation website for a few top suggestions to get you started on your quest for the perfect Park City vista.

Related Reading: 7 Best Hikes in Park City

Related Articles

Things to Do During Park City’s Mud Season
Our Picks for Mountain Bike Rentals Park City
Deer Valley Ski Resort, Park City, Utah: An Overview
Park City Spring Break

Parking in Park City can be challenging.

It’s a small town, and there just isn’t enough parking to go around for the tens of thousands of guests who show up to enjoy the ski resorts, the Sundance Film Festival, or the dozens of other events that bring guests to our little mountain village.

If you’re staying in one of our Park City Vacation Rentals, use our guide to find the best parking lots all over Park City. From Kimball Junction to Deer Valley, we have you covered.

Parking on Main Street

There are over 1,300 parking spots on or near Main Street Park City. That sounds like a lot, but those spots can and will fill up quickly. Broadly speaking, your downtown parking options can be divided into free, value, and premium categories. Let’s cover each of them.

Free Park City Parking

Sandridge Avenue Parking

The only way to get free overnight parking in Park City near Main Street is in either the upper or lower Sandridge Losts. These lots are accessed from Marsac Avenue, just above Swede Alley. These parking lots are two blocks from Main Street, offering just under 100 spots combined. Parking is limited to a maximum of 24 hours, and you’ll need to move your car at least once a day.

City Park and Park City Library

The other free lots near Main Street are located at City Park and the Park City Library. Guests can only park in those lots if they are visiting those locations.

No parking at the library if you’re headed to the ski resort. You will be towed! Parking is limited to three hours unless you register with the library desk.

Value Options

Flagpole Lot

Located near the base of Main Street, the Flag Pole uncovered lot offers a couple dozen parking spots next to the transit center in Old Town. There is a four-hour maximum, and parking is free until 5 PM every day. Between 5 PM and midnight, you can park for a mere $3 per hour.

On the other side of the transit center, visitors can park in the small parking strip behind Swede Alley. This is a single line of spots behind the Park City Museum and Riverhorse on Main. This small lot costs just $3 per hour with similar hours to Flag Pole.

Bob Wells Plaza Lot

A little more spacious than Swede Alley is the Bob Wells Plaza lot. As before, this lot costs $3 after 5PM. It similarly connects to the downtown transit hub. This lot has stairs up to City Hall, in case you have any civic business to take care of. Otherwise, enjoy excellent access to Main Street.

City Hall Lot

Also located near the transit center, the parking lot adjoining City Hall is available to the public. You have to access this lot from Marsac Ave, but a staircase lets you walk down to Main Street with relative ease. Unlike the last three lots, you can park here for a whole 24 hours before having to move. It is free most of the day but costs $1 per hour after 5 PM.

Premium Options

On-Main Street Parking

There are quite a few parallel parking spots on Main Street itself, all the way up and down the hill. They are hotly contested, constantly full, and have a three-hour maximum.

Most of the day, it costs $2 per hour to park on Main, but it costs $4 per hour after 5 PM. In the middle of winter, there is a further twist-snow. It isn’t easy to start or stop on a steep slope in icy conditions. And it makes parallel parking even harder than usual. Be careful!

Park City Main Street // Image Credit parkcity.org

China Bridge

The only high-capacity public garage in the downtown area, the China Bridge garage is the best spot to park near Main Street. There is no limit on parking time, your first hour is free, and it costs just $3 per hour thereafter (with a daily maximum). A lot of those spaces are covered, too. The only downside is the competition for spots.

Private Lots

The Caledonian and Town Lift

There are other paid parking options downtown, owned by businesses and properties rather than the city itself.

For example, when you stay with us at The Caledonian or Town Lift, parking is included and it’s free!

Town Lift Condominiums

Parking at Park City Mountain

Competition is fierce at the base area. If you arrive after the sun is up, you won’t get a spot near the lift. Every single day of the ski season sees packed lots and circling SUVs spinning lazy circles around the resort. But, if you play your cards right, you can still score an easy trip to fresh powder.

Private Lots

More than 2,000 spaces are available in the various lots surrounding the resort bases. Free spaces make up the bulk of the parking real estate, but that still won’t cover everyone who wants a shot at the slopes. Mountain Village base area moved to a parking reservation system. There are options for paid parking, free parking, and carpooling and transit incentives.

FREE PARKING:

After 1 PM, parking is free and no reservations will be required. Cars with four or more occupants will receive free reservations.

Parking remains free at the Canyons Village base area.

PAID:

Reservations are required seven days a week until 1 PM, make your parking reservation online. Paid reservations will be $25 per vehicle per day, beginning December 12 through April 2. Early and late season parking reservations will be free in Main, First Time, and Silver King surface lots. Although free, reservations are still required.

For parking in the Mountain Village Garage, reservations will be $40 per vehicle per day throughout the 22/23 season.

Park City Mountain has a text alert system. Text PARK to 435-244-7169 to opt-in to receive text alerts about parking.

Park Where You’re Staying!

You can always skip all that uncertainty by simply parking right where you stay. All Seasons Resort Lodging properties like The Lodge at the Mountain Village, Silver King, and Shadow Ridge all offer their own parking garages, included with your stay.

Because space is limited, these and other area properties will limit the number of vehicles you can park on the premises. That limit is usually one car during the winter months, though the restrictions are much looser during the slower seasons.

What could be better than a prime location, a guaranteed parking space (for free), and walking distance to the best ski resort in Park City?

Parking at Canyons Village

Canyons Village is growing rapidly, but parking is still a concern. The winding, climbing road from S.R. 224 up to the ski area introduces additional constraints that complicate the parking situation, but you should still be able to find somewhere to leave your vehicle as you ski.

Upper Lots

Space is at an absolute premium surrounding the Village Plaza. Although new properties are being added all the time, the resort has still squeezed in a preferred parking lot within a short walk of the lifts. Placing your car here costs $15 per day, but that decreases to a manageable $5 if you carry enough passengers to qualify for the carpool discount.

Lower Lots

You don’t have to pay to access resort parking at Canyons Village. Way down the hill, just off the road, is a large complimentary parking lot. It is much too far from the resort base to walk, but you don’t have to. Connected to the free parking lot is the signature Cabriolet Gondola. This gentle lift will ferry skiers and other Canyons Village patrons up and down the hill with a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside. It deposits its passengers right on the plaza, a short distance from the Orange Bubble lift.

You also won’t have to worry about endlessly circling the lot down here, as all parking in the Cabriolet Parking Lot is directed like an event. The employees will wave you right where you need to be, including turning guests away when the lot reaches full capacity.

Even though there is a large gravel lot right in front of Silverado Lodge, please don’t park in that area. Not only is the quality of the driving surface a bit suspect, the rough patch of dirt and snow is reserved for employees and work crews.

Park Where You’re Staying!

Just like at Park City Mountain’s downtown base area, the easiest way to avoid a major parking fiasco is to stay right on the plaza. Sundial Lodge, Silverado Lodge, and Westgate Park City all have their own parking facilities, most of them closer to the lifts than even the paid Upper Village Lot. Book with us, check in, and get a parking pass! There are limits on the number of vehicles (usually one), so don’t bring the whole convoy along with you.

Some of our vacation residences in the area even have private garages! Book one of these homes away from home for ultimate parking privacy and security.

Parking at Deer Valley Resort

Image Credit: Park Record

Deer Valley is set apart from the hustle and bustle of Park City at large, an isolated getaway from the civilized world. But the parking lots still fill up pretty quick. You’re going to find most Deer Valley Resort parking right at the base area, but there are other options.

Base Area Parking

Five parking lots stretch out in front of Deer Valley Resort’s Snow Park Lodge. You’ll be forgiven for thinking that it is, in fact, one giant parking lot-because it is. The separation in lots is mainly logistical. Having five distinct parking zones within the larger lot makes it easier to manage the guest experience and keep track of available resources.

No matter which of these “five” lots you end up in, the experience is the same: find the first available space, park for free, then go to the entrance of your lot and wait for the ski shuttle to take you to Snow Park Lodge. It is easy, straightforward, and free.

Mid-Mountain Parking

Limited parking is available in front of the Silver Lake Lodge. Guests will be paying a $10 premium for those spaces for the improved location. In every other way, this preferred lot is just like the basic ones. It is uncovered, open-air parking. You’re paying for the convenience, not additional features.

If you’re lucky, you might be able to secure a complimentary spot near the Jordanelle Express Gondola. It is the smallest of the Deer Valley Resort parking lots, but it is worth a look if you are in the area.

Skip Parking Altogether

The easiest solution is to not bring a car! Take an airport shuttle or rideshare to your vacation rental, and take advantage of Park City’s FREE transit system. Between Park City Transit and High Valley Transit, you’ll have near-unlimited access to every corner of Park City.

You can take your pick of buses, vans, shuttles, and even a trolley. Help keep Park City green (or white, depending on the time of the year) by lowering emissions and reducing the number of cars on the road.

Related: Park City Transportation: Introducing High Valley Transit

Getting Here: PC-SLC Connect

Getting to Park City can be tricky. Parley’s Canyon is a challenging drive in winter conditions; and who wants to deal with all that traffic and snow? Instead of braving the journey yourself, you can always leave your vehicle in Salt Lake City and ride the bus into town instead. Park on 3900 S or downtown Salt Lake City and hop onto the special PC-SLC Connect bus. Free transfers are available from other SLC bus routes or TRAX light rail lines.

Hybrid Approach: Park and Ride

If you’re bringing a car but don’t want to circle parking lots all day, you can try the local Park and Ride system. Park City is currently served by four Park and Ride lots, including Kimball Junction, Ecker Hill, Jeremy Ranch, and Richardson Flat.

You can leave your vehicle at any of these lots and spend the day adventuring around town with the help of the bus system. Special shuttles run during special events like the Sundance Film Festival, making it even easier to get where you want to be without lugging your car around.

 

Related Articles

Things to Do During Park City’s Mud Season
Our Picks for Mountain Bike Rentals Park City
Deer Valley Ski Resort, Park City, Utah: An Overview
Park City Spring Break

The 2026 Sundance Film Festival is set to take place in person on January 22 – February 1, 2026.

There are Sundance Film Festival theater locations all across Park City. The Festival is a huge, decentralized event. There are hidden hotspots all over town. With so many venues, it helps to have a reliable Sundance Film Festival theater map. Feel free to borrow ours!

Read on to find every theater in town, along with a description of each screening location. Come prepared to get the most out of your Sundance Film Festival experience!

Sundance Film Festival Map

Click the icon on the top left of the map to show more filters like shuttle routes and theaters!

Redstone Cinemas

Address:6030 Market St, Park City, UT 84098

Park City’s largest commercial theater pulls double duty as a Sundance Film Festival venue. During the festival, this Kimball Junction multiplex diverts several screens from the current box-office crop to festival darlings. It is also easily accessible by car. Large commercial parking lots surround it. As a dedicated movie theater, everything is set up for the perfect screening experience. No retrofitting necessary.

Temple Theatre

Address: 3700 N Brookside Ct, Park City, UT 84098

Temple Theater takes its name from the Temple Har Shalom, where the theater is located. Park City’s stately synagogue and Jewish Center opens its doors to Sundance Film Festival patrons each year. It screens Festival films in the attached auditorium. Temple Theatre has an almost academic atmosphere, perfect for rich introspection and thought-provoking cinema.

Located in the Snyderville area, this is one of the more remote venues. Plan ahead with your travel, especially since parking is not available for public use.

The MARC Theater

Address: 1200 Little Kate Rd, Park City, UT 84060

MARC stands for Municipal Athletics & Recreation Center. Hungry for more screens, the Sundance Film Festival converts the large indoor court of this rec center into a theater. It features plenty of space and excellent acoustics.

You might not be able to shake that “school assembly” vibe before the house lights go down. But you’ll be entirely engrossed in the screening once the film starts. This is a larger, auditorium-style venue with 550 seats. Located in a mostly residential neighborhood just outside the downtown area, transit is a necessity. There just aren’t enough places in the area to park if you drove yourself.

Image | 2KUTV

Eccles Theatre

Address: 1750 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT 84060

Enjoy the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center for the Performing Arts. This theater is one of the cornerstone venues for the Sundance Film Festival. It’s hard to believe this all just started as a high school auditorium. For more than 20 years, this beautiful hall has been home to hundreds of films, performances, concerts, and more.

This sizable two-story venue accommodates more than 1,200 individuals. That makes it the biggest hall in town. From the front row to the nosebleeds, you’ll enjoy a classic Sundance Film Festival experience during your screening.

Despite a high-school sized parking lot, there is no way to park anywhere near the venue during the festival. Thankfully, city and festival shuttles run through the Prospector Square area every few minutes. Use one of those.

https://www.parkcitymag.com/arts-and-culture/2017/12/stage-of-many-players

Prospector Square Theatre

Address: 2175 Sidewinder Dr, Park City, UT 84060

Prospector Square is a sleepy residential area on the outskirts of downtown Park City. The theater at its heart is a lovely convention center. It hosts everything from family reunions to weddings. But it becomes a bustling Sundance Film Festival venue each January.

This space becomes an intimate, comfortable theater for festival screenings. You won’t be sitting on plastic chairs lined up on an auditorium floor. Tiered theater seats and a lobby snack bar add to the cinematic experience.

You can find the theater just a short detour from the main highway on the cusp of downtown Park City. Grabbing a bus to the venue is a cinch. It is already a major transit stop on the city transportation system.

Holiday Village Cinemas

Address: 1776 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060

Another commercial theater, this smaller multiplex has four screens with standard theater seating and amenities. During the Sundance Film Festival, it gives up some of its commercial film slots for Festival screenings.

The viewing experience is front and center here. The steep incline between rows ensures that you won’t be enjoying a first-class view of the back of some guy’s head. A full-service snack bar really helps you get into the cinematic mood.

It’s hard to miss the location of this theater, sitting right in a downtown shopping complex. Shuttles headed from Main Street or Kimball Junction all drive right by it.

Image | 2KUTV

Holiday Village Cinemas

Address: 1768 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060

This is the newest of the Sundance Film Festival venues. In fact, it used to be a sporting-goods store. The Sundance Institute has taken great pains to expand the derelict retail space into a state-of-the-art theatrical paradise.

It sports cutting-edge sound systems and comfy seats. The Ray Theatre is also the new VR exhibit space for the festival. These smaller VR spaces highlight the future of interactive entertainment.

The Ray is tucked in right next to the Holiday Village Cinemas in the same retail park. Use the same routes to access both venues.

Park Ave Theatre

Address: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City, 1800 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060

The Sundance Film Festival is always on the lookout for new venues. To expand its offerings and get more patrons in front of screens, the Festival converts some of the conference space in the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel into a theatrical auditorium. The space becomes a perfectly pleasant screening room for cinephiles. Every effort is made to help you forget you’re sitting in a hotel meeting area. They do a great job of selling a theater atmosphere given the constraints of the space.

Parking is for hotel guests only. Don’t bring your own ride. Grab a nearby shuttle or park-and-ride instead. It is easy. Just jump on any shuttle headed for the Ray Theatre or Holiday Village Cinemas. They all share a parking lot, right off Highway 224.

Library Center Theatre

Address: 1255 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060

This is undoubtedly one of the coziest venues of the Festival. The Park City Library (which once served as the local high school) turns some of its space into a theater for the Sundance Film Festival.

It is home to small screenings and close seating. While you won’t find a lot of legroom here, you will have a great time seeing awesome movies in an intimate environment. The library is a beautiful building. It is even a great place to stand around in a waitlist line.

Sitting right in the downtown area, transit is much easier than some far-flung theaters.

Library Center Theatre

Address: 328 Main St, Park City, UT 84060

A familiar local landmark, the Egyptian Theatre is the true cultural lynchpin of Park City. The grandeur of the Egyptian Revival is on display in this gorgeous old theater. Catching a flick at the Egyptian is a major Park City bucket list item.

From the glitzy marquee to the pharaonic interior, this theatre is a symbol of the quirky character and grand aspirations of the Sundance Film Festival.

It sits proudly at the top of Main Street. Long may it reign over all other theaters from its literal seat on high.

No matter where in Park City your screening is located, All Seasons Resort Lodging has the perfect Park City Lodging for your stay. We have condos, townhomes, and vacation rentals near all Sundance Film Festival theater locations. Book from Main Street to Kimball Junction. Minimize your travel time and maximize your budget thanks to our Lowest Rate Guarantee.

 

Related Articles

Things to Do During Park City’s Mud Season
Our Picks for Mountain Bike Rentals Park City
Deer Valley Ski Resort, Park City, Utah: An Overview
Park City Spring Break

 Park City, Utah, is well-known for having The Greatest Snow on Earth®. But you must choose the right lift tickets to make the most of this world-class powder. 

With 341 runs spread across 7,300 skiable acres, choosing where to begin can be overwhelming. Not to worry, with the ski season typically running from November to April, there is ample time to hit the slopes. 

This helpful guide will help you navigate the system for a good deal.  

Park City Mountain Overview

Park City Mountain Resort, the second largest in the U.S. and third largest in North America, offers a winter wonderland 32 miles east of Salt Lake City. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this massive playground has something for everyone. With 42 interconnected lifts, exploring the slopes is a breeze, making for an unforgettable winter adventure.

Key features of Park City Mountain

• ⛰️ Summit elevation: 10,026 feet
• ❄️ Average snowfall: 360 inches
• 🏔️ Vertical drop: 3,226 feet
• 🏂 Total terrain parks: 8
• ⛷️ Total ski runs: 347

Before choosing your lift tickets, remember your skill level, interests, and group dynamics. This will help you make the most of your time on the mountain.

Terrain Overview

Park City Mountain offers an endless array of terrain. With so many slopes to choose from, we’ve categorized destinations by skill level to help you plan the perfect ski or snowboard adventure.

🟢 Beginner

Park City Mountain is fantastic for learning because the wide-open spaces and gentle slopes make building confidence easy. 

The resort has 27 trails for beginners to explore, most of which are located on the Park City Mountain Village side of the resort. 

The First Time Trail at the resort’s base is a good starting point. This trail can be accessed via the First Time Lift at the base of Park City Mountain Village Resort, which provides access to multiple beginner runs.

If you’re heading to the Canyons Village side, the High Meadows lift at the top of the Red Pine Gondola offers a dedicated beginner area and three magic carpet areas for young kids to improve their skills.

These two areas allow you to practice and improve as you get comfortable on the snow. This makes Mountain Village or Canyons Village a great choice if you are a beginner rider or have young kids.

🟦 Intermediate

The King Con Quad Lift on the Park City Mountain Village side is central to the intermediate terrain. It provides access to many of the park’s 150 blue runs and is popular among visitors because it has a fast chair lift system. 

The Silverlode on the Mountain Village side of the resort offers plenty of options for challenging and enjoyable runs. 

On the Canyons Village side, the Red Pine Gondola takes you to Saddleback Express and High Meadow Chairlift, offering access to green, blue, and black runs. The Orange Bubble Express provides access to green and blue runs.

♦ Advanced 

There are over 50 ways for thrillseekers to get their hearts pounding on Park City Mountain. The high altitude and steep terrain provide an exhilarating playground for experts.

The Motherlode high-speed express chairlift provides access to the iconic Motherlode trail, which is well-known for its thrilling steps. Thaynes Lift, which is close to Motherlode, also provides access to popular, challenging trails. 

The McConkie Express and Jupiter lifts, which are on the Mountain Village side of the resort, are favorites among adventurous skiers and snowboarders. McConkie provides access to intermediate and advanced runs, while Jupiter Lift is reserved for advanced and expert skiers and snowboarders. 

On the Canyon Village side, the 9990 Express chairlift provides access to challenging black diamond terrain for expert-level skiers and snowboarders, featuring bowls, trees, cliffs, and moguls. 

♦♦ Expert

McConkey’s Bowl and Jupiter Bowl are great options on the Park City Mountain Village side for those with expert-level skills. They link to double-black runs that feature extreme steepness and cliff drops.

Murdock Peak is a short hike from the Condor Express chairlift on the Canyons Village side and provides breathtaking views and bottomless powder.

Favorite lifts at Park City Mountain Resort:

• 🚡 Mountain Village Side: Payday, Crescent, Bonanza, and Silverlode.
• 🚡 Canyons Village Side: Saddleback, Tombstone, and 9990.

Questions To Ask Yourself

Before deciding which Park City Mountain lift tickets to buy, you need to determine what you hope to get from your stay.

• 🏂 Are you taking an extended ski vacation or a quick weekend getaway?
• 🏂 Will you spend your whole day on the slopes or choose an occasional ride? 
• 🏂 Are you a beginner, intermediate, or advanced rider seeking the thrill of the terrain?

Remember to consider your budget and accommodation. Will you be staying in a slopeside lodge, or do you prefer the central location of downtown Main Street?

Where you choose to stay will significantly impact your experience. Once you have a clearer picture of your desired accommodations and lift access, it’s time to decide on the best ticket type.

Available Tickets

From a Park City day pass to half-day tickets, there’s a variety of ticket options to suit the needs of every skier and snowboarder. The two main options available are day lift tickets and EPIC passes. 

A day lift ticket gives you access to Park City Mountain for a single day. Still, an EPIC pass offers unlimited access to Park City and other participating resorts throughout the season.

Lift ticket prices typically increase closer to the ski season, so it’s a good idea to purchase your Park City resort lift tickets as soon as possible. 

Typically, Epic Passes go on sale earlier than individual lift tickets. As ski season begins, your only option is to buy separate tickets. 

These dates can vary yearly, so it’s essential to check the official Park City Mountain and EPIC Pass website.

Ticket Prices

Below are the latest lift ticket prices. All prices are in U.S. dollars. 

Ticket Type	Child (5-12 yrs)	Teen (13-18)	Adult (19+)
Day Pass	$51 – $71	$97 – $135	$97 – $135
Epic Local	$397	$616	$762
Epic Pass	$523	$1,025	$1,025

 

It’s worth noting that not all resorts participate in the EPIC Pass program. As such, you may need to buy your Park City lift tickets in areas not covered by the pass. Below is a compilation of Utah resorts that are not part of the Park City Ski Resort or the EPIC pass. Links to their ticket sales pages are provided below.

Alta Ski Area	Beaver Mountain	Brian Head Resort
Brighton Resort	Cherry Peak	Deer Valley Resort
Eagle Point	Nordic Valley	Park City Mountain
Powder Mountain	Snowbasin	Snowbird
Woodward Park City	Solitude Mountain Resort	Sundance Mountain Resort

 

Drive Times to Other Ski Resorts

 

Start Location	End Location	Drive Time	Miles
Park City	Deer Valley	4 minutes	1.2 miles
Park City	Woodward	20 minutes	10.8 miles
Park City	Sundance	51 minutes	36.3 miles
Park City	Solitude	56 minutes	42.7 miles
Park City	Brighton	63 minutes	44.7 miles
Park City	Snowbird	54 minutes	41 miles
Park City	Alta	56 minutes	42 miles
Park City	Snowbasin	69 minutes	64 miles
Park City	Powder Mountain	94 minutes	80 miles

 

Park at other Ski Resorts

Before heading to Utah’s legendary ski resorts, take a moment to check each destination’s current parking policies and requirements. Resorts like Snowbird, Alta, Solitude, and Brighton have implemented paid parking systems, with rates and reservation requirements varying by resort and time of visit. Some resorts offer free parking during off-peak hours or in specific lots, while others require advance parking reservations during peak periods and weekends. To ensure a smooth start to your ski day, visit each resort’s official website to review their latest parking instructions, make any necessary reservations, and understand your payment options – this small bit of planning can save you time and hassle when you arrive at the mountain.

Money Saving Tips

To have fun on the mountain without breaking the bank, you’ll need to do some strategic planning. Here are some ways to help you stretch your dollar:

• Plan ahead. You can expect to receive a substantial discount if you purchase your tickets well in advance.

• Ski during the week. Take advantage of the cheaper prices and quieter slopes during the weekdays.

• Bundle with ticket packages. Explore package deals that combine lift tickets with accommodation, travel, and equipment rentals.

• Buy a season pass. If you plan multiple ski trips a season or plan to ski for more than four days, a pass will likely be more cost-effective in the long run. On top of the cost savings, pass holders often unlock additional benefits like 20% off food, rentals, and more.

• Military discounts. The EPIC pass offers special savings for active and retired military personnel.

• Check for family-friendly deals. Children can ski for free at some resorts.

• Student deals. Take advantage of special offers for students, like the $69 Student Pass, which grants fourth, fifth, and sixth graders a bundled deal at all 15 Utah resorts. With a Kids Freeloader Pass, any adult season pass holder can enjoy free skiing or snowboarding for a child under 18. 
• Beginner discounts. Beginners can master the basics with Beaver Mountain’s Learn-to-Turn group lesson. For $90, you’ll get expert instruction and an all-day lift pass.

Maximizing your mountain adventure without breaking the bank is all about thoughtful planning. Armed with this insider’s guide, you’re now equipped to craft the ultimate ski adventure. 

Our team of experts is on standby to help tailor your trip to your group’s individual needs. Let us guide you to the ultimate mountain escape.

A Park City, Utah, Christmas is one never to be forgotten. Imagine being curled up around a fireplace with a steaming mug of chocolate in hand as the snow falls gently on the slopes outside. This is Christmas in Park City, a winter wonderland that promises adventure and world-class skiing. 

But let’s be honest: Planning a Park City Christmas can be like navigating a blizzard. There are so many accommodation options and activities that it is easy to get lost in the avalanche of information. 

Consider this your guide to planning the ultimate skiing and snowboarding holiday for a Park City, Utah, Christmas. Whether you are a luxury-loving leisure seeker or a budget-conscious family, we’ve curated experiences tailored to your needs. 

At a glance

📍 Location

Park City, Utah, is located in the Wasatch Range just outside Salt Lake City and is renowned for its world-class ski resorts, rich dining scene, and home to the Sundance Film Festival.

✈️ Peak travel times and pricing

December to March is the peak season for skiing enthusiasts, with the most expensive dates being from December 26th through January 1st. Expect higher prices for accommodation and lifts during this time. Cost-conscious vacationers can opt for a pre-Christmas stay.

⛷️ Must-see attractions and activities

Perfect for families and thrillseekers alike, Park City has a historic downtown Main Street filled with festive cheer, over 300 intermediate ski trails, and a 3,200-foot drop for thrillseekers.

---

Where to Stay

All Seasons Resort Lodging offers the perfect Park City vacation rental. Our local experts will help you find your ideal home base in Mountain Village or Canyons Village. 

Enjoy exclusive perks like our Lowest Rate Guarantee. If you find a cheaper price, we’ll not only match it but give you an extra 10% off your stay.

If you’re ready to start planning your winter getaway, here are some handpicked vacation rentals for every type of traveler:

For the whole family

The Lodge at Mountain Village

This spacious 3-bedroom condo is designed for comfort and relaxation. It easily sleeps up to 11 guests and offers ski-in/ski-out access to slopes.

🏂 Distance to Slopes: Ski-in/ski-out

💵 Price Range: From $299 daily

🏔️ Attractions: 1.0 mile from the historic Main Street

🛎️ Amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, television with free cable, and 24-hour check-in

🎯 Best For: Families with small children

Book Now

---

For the luxurious escape

The Caledonian on Main Street

This 2 bedroom condo offers the ultimate ski-in/ski-out experience. With its prime location, spacious layout, and private hot tub, it’s the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

🏂 Distance to Slopes: Ski-in/ski-out

💵 Price Range: From $299 daily

🏔️ Attractions: Situated on Main Street

🛎️ Amenities: Private hot tub and washer/dryer

🎯 Best For: Couples seeking an intimate escape

Book Now

---

For the thrill-seeking couple

Sundial Lodge at Canyons Village

This 4 guest unit at the heart of Canyon’s Village is the perfect base for exploring the challenging runs in the Quicksilver and Iron Mountain areas.

🏂 Distance to Slopes: Ski-in/ski-out

💵 Price Range: From $174 daily

🏔️ Attractions: Situated near challenging runs

🛎️ Amenities: Private washer/dryer and fully equipped kitchen

🎯 Best For: Advanced skiers and snowboarders

Book Now

---

For the budget-conscious student group

Silver King Park City

This budget-friendly condo is perfect for the group looking to share adventure. It sleeps up to 7 people and is 150 Yards from the closest lift.

🏂 Distance to Slopes: 150 Yards from lift

💵 Price Range: From $189 daily

🏔️ Attractions: Walking distance to Downtown

🛎️ Amenities: Television with free cable, shared sauna and fully equipped kitchen

🎯 Best For: Groups looking for a central location

Book Now

---

Five Seeds Park City

Where to eat

A day on the slopes is sure to work up an appetite. Park City has something to satisfy every palate.

For a quick bite

• Five5eeds. This eatery is great for nourishing breakfast and lunch dishes to fuel your day’s adventures.
  • $$ | Family-friendly | Try the Turkish Eggs

• Park City Roadhouse Grill. This iconic landmark serves casual American fare with a twist.
  • $$ | Family-friendly | Try the Chicken Sandwich with Sweet Potato Fries

For to have a cup of coffee

• Atticus Coffee and Teahouse. A cozy destination for warm beverages and light meals.
  • $ | Family-friendly | Try the Mango Solitaire smoothie

• Pink Elephant. A cafe for the coffee connoisseur serving up high-end, single-origin coffees and espresso blends.
  • $ | Family-friendly | Try the Tanzania Peaberry with hints of citrus, caramel, and dried figs.

For a sit-down meal

• Riverhorse on Main. It is one of Main Street’s oldest and most distinguished restaurants with live music.
  • $$$$ | Fine dining with a children’s menu | Try the Alaskan Halibut

• The Bridge Cafe and Grill. Alfresco cuisine with a Brazilian twist.
  • $$ | Family-friendly | Try the Brazuca Burger

---

What to See

A Park City Christmas is more than just slopes. There are a variety of activities to cater to everyone, whether you are seeking outdoor fun, cultural experiences, or even activities that the whole family can enjoy.

Festive fun

❄️ Annual tree lighting ceremony. Christmas in Park City is a colorful affair. Every festive season kicks off with the annual tree lighting ceremony which is an event filled with live music, market stalls, and fireworks.

• Free | We recommend arriving early to secure your viewing spot.

❄️ Electric parade. During Christmas, Downtown Park City comes alive with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and a charming atmosphere. Floats and marching bands parade through the streets during the traditional Park City Christmas cheer. 

• Free | We recommend dressing warmly.

Outdoor adventures

❄️ Rancho Luna Robos. A short drive from downtown Park City, visitors can meet adorable puppies at the home of a sled-dog team. You can go on a dogsled adventure or spend time with the puppies. 

• Various activities start from $60 | We recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. 

❄️ Haunted ghost tour. For the brave souls, every night brings insight into the mystery of Park City’s darkest depths. 

• From $15 | We recommend you book 24-hours in advance.

Family-friendly fun

❄️ Snowtubing. During the winter months, this action sports facility offers thrilling snow tubing for the whole family. The entire family can have fun zooming down Utah’s longest tubing lane. 

• From $20 | We recommend booking your chosen session in advance for the best availability. 

❄️ See Santa. For a Santa sighting with a difference don’t forget Santa’s annual ride down Town Lift.

• Free | We recommend staying for the complimentary cookies and cocoa. 

Cultural experiences

❄️ Live music and theater. The Egyptian theater hosts an annual variety show which features a choir-led sing-a-long.

• From $17 | We recommend buying tickets in advance, which cost $5 more at the door. 

❄️ Utah Olympic Park. A perfect destination for Winter Games enthusiasts. Several museums provide hands-on learning opportunities that delve into the history of the Olympic Games and the history of skiing and snowboarding. For those seeking thrills, a range of activities, including bobsledding and zip lining, are available.

• From $15 | We recommend bringing a card, as the park is cashless.

---

 

What to Do

Park City at Christmas is not only about powder and slopes. It offers something for every taste. Discover a world of unexpected experiences below:

Unique experiences

🌲 Dine in a snow globe. Choose from nine Apenglobes for an enchanting dining experience inside a transparent igloo, complete with a cozy atmosphere and stunning views of the Park City Christmas lights.

🌲 Ice fishing adventure. For a break from the crowd, try your hand at catching your own dinner. Ice fishing is a family-friendly activity, and children are encouraged to join in on the fun.

Outdoor adventures

🌲 Snowmobiling. Feel the rush as you speed across Park City’s landscape. You can choose between guided or self guided tours from the various operators.

🌲 Dog sledding expeditions. Explore the backcountry that few see, pulled by a team of enthusiastic dogs that you will learn to drive.

Cultural immersions

🌲 Egyptian Theater. With its Egyptian-inspired architecture and diverse line-up of performances, the Egyptian theater offers a unique cultural experience. A must visit for any arts enthusiast.

🌲 Christmas caroling with elves. No Park City, Utah, at Christmas adventure is complete without enjoying hot cocoa and cookies as you sing along to Christmas carols with Santa’s elves. 

Relaxation and wellness

🌲 Snow yoga. Park City at Christmas doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your peace and balance. Local yoga studios offer a perfect blend of physical activity and mental rejuvenation with their hike, snowshoe, and yoga combinations.

🌲 Spa treatments. Soothe tired muscles after a day on the slopes with relaxing spa treatments. A number of wellness centers and spas are dotted in and around the town.

---

Tour Park City Like a Local

One of the best ways to create unforgettable memories is to go off the beaten path. Discover the charm of Park City through the eyes of its people. We’ll reveal the secrets that only the locals know.

Festive fun

🎁 Sleigh ride with Santa. Wrap up warmly for a magical journey with Santa himself. Your kids are sure to create core memories on this horse-drawn ride.

🎁 Breakfast with Santa. Let your children experience a magical start to their day as they join Santa for breakfast. Don’t forget to snap photos with Santa and his happy helper.

Off the beaten path

🎁 Discover local art. Explore the works of local artists. From paintings to sculptures and everything in-between. There are 11 art galleries in and around the city. 

🎁 Snowshoe in the forest. Rent snowshoes and enjoy the tranquility of nature. Many resorts and adventure companies offer guided tours for all experience levels.

Local traditions

🎁 Make friends at a local pub. Enjoy local brews as you connect with new friends at a classic Park City pub. Before the winter crowds descend on Main Street, don’t miss the annual pub crawl. Your last chance to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere.

🎁 Dine at a farm-to-table restaurant. Utah’s rich agricultural heritage ensures there is an abundance of farm-to-table dining options. Tuck into the freshest flavors of the season while you support local farmers and producers.

Hidden gems

🎁 Enjoy a secluded hot spring. Unwind in nature’s spa in the geothermal spas near Park City. Take in the breathtaking scenery in the mineral-rich, warm waters. For a unique experience, visit Homestead Crater, where you can snorkel its crystal-clear depths.

🎁 Discover Heber City. For a slower pace, explore the town of Heber City just outside of Park City. Be sure to get your tickets early for the North Pole Express that will transport you to the North Pole.

If this glimpse into Christmas at Park City has ignited your wanderlust, it’s time to turn those dreams into reality. Secure your cozy mountain escape before you plan your getaway.

 

---

Conclusion

A white Christmas in Park City, Utah, is a magical experience combining cozy fireside moments with world-class skiing. Planning can be overwhelming due to the numerous accommodation and activity options, but this guide simplifies the process, offering tailored recommendations for lodging, dining, and activities.

Book Now

 

 

You made it! You booked your Park City lodging, you arrived and found your way to the slopes, you had an incredible day at the resorts. But something is wrong. There’s a pain-an emptiness-in your gut. Have you been poisoned? No, you’re hungry! You haven’t eaten since the airport, and man are you peckish.

So what is there to eat? Fortunately for you-plenty! From high-end sushi to greasy burgers, Park City has you covered.

Do it for Yourself

Nothing beats home cooking, even on vacation.

If your lodging is larger than a single-room suite, odds are that you have access to some kind of kitchen within your accommodation. Condos and vacation homes often generally have a full kitchen with all the cookware, utensils, and dishes necessary to make and serve homemade meals. Staying in and preparing your own fare is a sure-fire way to save on eats, and can provide both meaningful experiences and lasting memories. But it also takes time.

You can save more and eat better when you cook for yourself, but time is money too. All the time spent heading to the grocery store, driving or riding back, cooking, and cleaning up can suck hours out of your precious in Park City, and maybe you’re not ready to give up another hour on your snowboard just to save a few bucks on groceries. In any case, it is a great option to keep in mind, and can be a real boon for your meal planning.

If you aren’t in a mood to do the cooking yourself, there are more than a hundred restaurants in town ready to do the job for you. The selections below are not exhaustive, but they are a nice cross-section to guide rumbling bellies to the right sizzling grills and simmering saucepans.

Best of Park City

Nothing beats home cooking, even on vacation.

These are the highlights. That doesn’t mean the fanciest tables in town, but each restaurant here is a local staple and a highly characterful establishment that is unique to Park City.

High West Distillery (Old Town)

Having the distinction of being the only ski-in/ski-out distillery in North America (maybe the world?), High West is-in some ways-Park City in a nutshell. Every time you step through the door you will find a raucous good time waiting for you. From the impressive in-house whiskey to the damn-good plates of hearty western food, you will leave with a full belly and a smile on your face. Be advised that-as one might expect-this is a strictly 21+ only venue.

Freshie’s Lobster Co (Old Town)

Utah is nowhere near Maine. One would not expect to find a lobster roll here that can take a national title from New England Masters in Park City, but here it is. There isn’t a lot of variety on the menu here, but there doesn’t need to be. Walk in, order sandwich, enjoy a transcendent lobster roll experience. Freshie’s used to only be a food truck at the Park Silly Sunday Market, but now it has a permanent brick and mortar home that is thronged with more hungry mouths than a pier full of seagulls.

Sushi Blue (Kimball Junction)

There is no shortage of sushi in Park City. Some might even say it is over-represented for a mountain town in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. In such a fiercely competitive field, Sushi Blue strikes the right balance of exceptional flavor, varied menu, and approachable price that makes it a top choice for all your Asiatic seafood needs. That doesn’t mean that Yuki Yama and Blind Dog don’t deserve consideration, but you should probably start your sushi journey here.

Cheap Eats

Cheap doesn’t mean unappetizing, just less involved.

Sometimes you don’t want to make a big production out of your meal. When you want a less-expensive alternative that doesn’t skimp on flavor, these are the go-to choices for a good meal.

Davanza’s (Old Town)

Good pizza-by the slice or the whole pie-sandwiches, burgers, and a laid-back atmosphere stacked to the vaulted ceiling with vintage beer cans are all available here. Grab a quick-n-dirty lunch and soak in the casual hang-out nostalgia you didn’t know you were missing. No one here is going to judge you for getting cheese fries with your Spicy Luau.

El Chubasco (Old Town)

Aside from a sprawling salsa bar running the gamut from tame to face-melting, El Chubasco offers a mean take on all the Mexican classics. Smothered burritos, street tacos, chimichangas, and more fly out of the kitchen at an unbelievable pace to keep up with the hordes eager to get a taste of this south-of-the-border soul food.

Backdoor Deli (Old Town)

An unassuming single room on the back side of Main Street, this low-key deli offers up 50 types of fresh sandwiches for any taste. Vegetarians and carnivores alike will be delighted by the robust selection and hearty flavors. The one downside here is the limited hours. This place is only open for lunch. Breakfast and dinner needs must be met elsewhere.

Eating on the Mountain

More than overpriced grab-n-go.

Skiing is hungry work. It can be so draining, in fact, that you don’t even want to leave the mountain before stuffing something delicious in your gullet. On those occasions, it is important to know where the best on-mountain fare can be located. You don’t want to pay $10 for a soggy pre-made burger, so try these instead.

Lookout Cabin (Snyderville)

Take the opportunity to dine al fresco at 8,200 feet at this full-service eatery right on the mountain at Canyons Village if you want something more ambitious than a cafeteria lunch. Lookout Cabin offers fresh, moderately-priced cuisine and good service, both a rarity in on-mountain dining. The diversity of options is good, with everything from wagyu burgers to cheese fondue on the menu, depending on your tastes. Once you are done, hop right back on the Orange Bubble Express and get back to the fun.

Corner Store (Old Town)

While it is at the bottom of the slopes, rather than on the hill, Corner Store Pub & Grill is a casual place to grab a meal, a snack, or a drink during your day at Park City Mountain. They even host live music! Breakfast is definitely the star here, but the sandwiches are pretty great too. The patio is refreshing, though you may want to come in out of the cold for a bit before heading back out.

Royal Street Cafe (Deer Valley)

As with all things Deer Valley, Royal Street Cafe is just a bit nicer than comparable options. The menu is creative, fresh, and satisfying. The outdoor dining enjoys a lovely view. The service is great. The presentation is even attractive. You can even get toasty by the indoor fire pit while you relax.

Dietary Restrictions

No gluten here!

When it comes to diet, not everyone is playing by the same rules. If you are coming to park city with a special dietary restriction, there are a few standout options that cater to your particular needs. Park City might be a small town, but the huge number of restaurants does make it easier to satisfy your hungry without violating your gustatory standards.

Bistro Kosher Deli (Snyderville) – Kosher

This is the only fully kosher eating establishment in Park City. Eating kosher in town is a bit of a challenge, but Bistro Kosher Deli is there to take care of your needs. They even provide Shabbat meals, though orders must be made by Wednesday.

Vessel Kitchen (Kimball Junction) – Vegan

Not every option at Vessel is vegan, but there are a number of very tasty animal-free options on the menu. Both the avocado toast and the pita chips with hummus are great for a quick snack or a light lunch, and other vegan fare is offered as seasonally appropriate. Even for those without vegan sensibilities, everything on the menu is prepared with an eye toward freshness, local sourcing, and seasonal tastes.

Five5eeds (Old Town) – Gluten Free

Not only are there a number of natively gluten-free meals, like the acai bowl, there are plenty of menu items that can be made free of gluten through substitution. Staff is very accommodating to ensure that your dining experience is as gluten-free as you want it to be, which is a refreshing change from the usual exasperated sighs and rolled eyes from most servers when asking for gluten-free options.

#ParkCityRestaurants

Related Articles

Things to Do During Park City’s Mud Season
Our Picks for Mountain Bike Rentals Park City
Deer Valley Ski Resort, Park City, Utah: An Overview
Park City Spring Break

Vegan Dining in Park City

Several Park City restaurants have vegan options, but these are my go-to spots. Whether it’s my turn to pick where we order lunch for a meeting or I’m meeting a friend for dinner and drinks after work, I know I can trust these places to have delicious choices.  Once you’ve seen a restaurant you like, check our Park City vacation rentals to see if there is a place to stay nearby!

---

Vessel Kitchen

📍 1794 Uinta Way #1e
Park City, UT 84098
📞 (435) 200-8864

vesselkitchen.com

Vessel Kitchen is my favorite restaurant in Park City. They’re a counter-serve cafe with quick, friendly service and awesome, healthy food.

From Vessel Kitchen: We’re committed to providing as many people as possible, as often as possible, with scratch-made, non-processed, delicious food…to make that the new normal.

Their menu changes seasonally and always includes several great vegan options. Vessel Kitchen also has two kombuchas on tap each day and beer and wine offerings.

There’s plenty of room to sit inside, and during the warm months, you can sit outside and enjoy the fresh Park City air.

Try the Med 5.0-A hearty bowl of falafel, hummus, cashew caesar broccoli, Israeli couscous, pita strips, Israeli salad, spiced tahini, and micro cilantro.

MED 5.0 // IMAGE CREDIT: VESSEL KITCHEN

CHICKPEA STEW // IMAGE CREDIT: VESSEL KITCHEN

---

11hauz

📍 1241 Center Dr
Park City, UT 84098
📞 (435) 200-8972

11hauz.com

A Jamaican restaurant in a ski town? I was surprised, too. 11hauz is the creation of Sheron Grant who comes from a household of 11 in Mount Salem, Jamaica. Sheron has shared her grandmother’s authentic recipes with Park City through 11hauz.

In addition to tasty food, 11hauz also offers beer and homemade drinks like Sorrel (a traditional Jamaican drink made with hibiscus).

The family-run restaurant has lots of vegan items to choose from, all made to order.

Try the Jerk Tofu-Tangy, spicy tofu grilled to perfection served with rice and peas, a light cabbage salad, and plaintains when available.

JERK TOFU // IMAGE CREDIT: 11HAUZ

STEW PEAS // IMAGE CREDIT: 11HAUZ

---

MOD Pizza

📍 6622 N Landmark Dr B-100
Park City, UT 84098
📞 (435) 255-6300

modpizza.com

I stumbled upon MOD Pizza one day while looking for a quick lunch option. “Superfast,” said the sign out front. Well, not only was it fast, the staff took pride in their work and the pizza was delicious!

Later, I discovered that MOD Pizza hires people who are often overlooked by employers: those in need of a second chance and those with special needs. Now that’s a business that you can feel good about supporting.

Try the “Create Your Own”-I add red sauce, non-dairy cheese, artichokes, arugula, roasted garlic, green bell peppers, mushrooms, pineapple (😱), diced tomatoes, salt & pepper, with a balsamic fig glaze swirl finish.

A VARIETY OF PIZZAS // IMAGE CREDIT: MOD PIZZA

---

Fairweather Natural Foods

📍 1270 Iron Horse Dr
Park City, UT 84060
📞 (435) 649-4561

fairweathernaturalfoods.com

I learned about Fairweather Natural Foods a few years ago while looking for a cruelty-free aloe vera gel. At the time, grocery stores didn’t carry much in the way of beauty products that aligned with my values. Fairweather Natural Foods did and still does!

It’s a tiny health food store and cafe tucked away on a side street in Old Town. Inside that tiny store, you’ll find everything from vitamins and makeup to fresh produce and grab-and-go sandwiches.

Try the Vegan Chicken Salad Sandwich-A classic chicken salad-style sandwich on soft wheat bread. Add an Everything Cookie for a real treat!

SOUP OF THE DAY // IMAGE CREDIT: FAIRWEATHER NATURAL FOODS

COCONUT SNOWBALLS // IMAGE CREDIT: FAIRWEATHER NATURAL FOODS

---

Red Rock Junction

📍 1640 Redstone Center Dr
Park City, UT 84098
📞 (435) 575-0295

redrockbrewing.com

I’ve been frequenting Red Rock-or RR as we call it-for about 10 years now and haven’t been disappointed yet. The menu has changed a lot, but a lot of the staff is the same and it’s always nice to see a friendly face.

First and foremost, Red Rock is a brewery and has tons of beer to choose from. Walk in and take a seat at the bar-no waiting unless the bar is full-for quick service and some appetizers or get a seat at a table for a more traditional dining experience.

The newly-renovated space has an industrial-like design and a casual atmosphere-no need to take off your snow pants before dinner.

Try the Vegan Chicken Salad Sandwich-A classic chicken salad-style sandwich on soft wheat bread. Add an Everything Cookie for a real treat!

SOUTHWEST GARDEN BURGER // IMAGE CREDIT: RED ROCK JUNCTION

RÊVE ALE // IMAGE CREDIT: RED ROCK JUNCTION

---

Kuchu Shabu (Canyons Village)

📍 3720 N Sundial Ct
Park City, UT 84098
📞 (435) 649-0088

kuchushabu.com

What is shabu-shabu, you ask? Encyclopedia Britannica explains that the name is an onomatopoeia for the swirling action of thin strips of beef (or mushrooms) swirling in the broth of a hot pot. The broth contains vegetables that are eaten throughout the meal and noodles are added towards the end to make a noodle soup (at least that’s how I was taught to do it).

I never liked mushrooms growing up and my dad always told me that one day I would wake up and like mushrooms. Yeah right.

A colleague took me to Kuchu Shabu and I was a little disappointed when I saw that the vegan option was a giant bowl of mushrooms. I didn’t want to be difficult, so I ordered it. It turns out that my dad was right. I LOVED the mushrooms!

Kuchu Shabu also has a selection of wine, cocktails, beer, and sake to complete your meal.

Try the Mushrooms in Miso Broth-5 varieties of exotic mushrooms in a dark miso broth with vegetables, udon noodles, rice, ponzu sauce, and goma sauce.

MUSHROOMS IN MISO BROTH // IMAGE CREDIT: KUCHU SHABU

ASSORTED COCKTAILS // IMAGE CREDIT: KUCHU SHABU

---

Kuchu Shabu (Downtown Park City)

📍 1900 Park Ave
Park City, UT 84060
📞 (435) 649-0088

kuchushabu.com

Squatters has a special place in my heart, so I’m happy to report that they have some vegan options. It was the first place that I had my first legal drink. I ordered the sampler which contains 6 small beers served on a ski.

Featuring a large variety of traditional pub fare, Squatters definitely has something for everyone-especially beer lovers. Squatters is a brewery and they’ve been doing it since 1989.

The casual environment makes this an ideal spot for breakfast before hitting the slopes or a quick drink with friends after an activity-packed day. Still wearing your sweaty hiking clothes? No problem! Have a seat on the outdoor patio to enjoy your meal.

Try the Thai Yellow Curry-A huge bowl of curry with eggplant, shitake mushrooms, lemongrass, Indian lime leaves, ginger, and broccoli. It comes with sticky rice and is especially good if you add the charbroiled tofu.

THAI YELLOW CURRY // IMAGE CREDIT: TRIPADVISOR

6-BEER SAMPLER // IMAGE CREDIT: TRIPADVISOR

---

The Cabin

📍 427 Main St
Park City, UT 84060
📞 (435) 565-2337

thecabinparkcity.com

The Cabin makes the list not because of the vegan options, but because it’s a really cool place that offers a few vegan dishes. They have live music every weekend, trivia nights, karaoke, and a drag brunch every Sunday.

With plenty of fancy drinks including an entire section of the menu dedicated to breakfast shots, this is one spot you can’t skip!

Try the Vegan Breakfast Sandwich-It’s always exciting to find menu items that are specifically vegan rather than having to modify something to make it vegan by removing items. This sandwich has plant-based sausage, JUST egg, dairy-free cheese, kimchi aioli, and is served on a warm pita. Yum!

---

More Vegan Options in Park City

I’m not going to lie and pretend that I’ve tried every restaurant in Park City that has something for vegans. Here are some that, while I haven’t personally tried, I’m comfortable sharing in this post because these spots have Happy Cow’s stamp of approval.

---

Handle Park City

Seasonal small plates, entrees, and craft cocktails. One of Park City’s most popular restaurants.

handleparkcity.com

---

501 on Main

Locally sourced ingredients and a seasonal menu with wine, beer, and hand-shaken cocktails. A family-owned restaurant that’s popular with locals.

501onmain.com

---

Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive

Comfort foods, small plates, salad, and wood-fired pizzas. Huge selection of bottled beer and wine as well as eight wines on tap and craft cocktails. A hidden gem with a long bar and community tables.

boneyardsaloon.com

---

Este Pizza

Family-owned New York-style pizzeria with several vegan options. Beer and wine also available.

estepizzaco.com

---

Five5eeds

Breakfast and lunch cafe with Australian-inspired fare. Takes coffee very seriously.

five5eeds.com

---

Ganesh Indian Cuisine

Fresh, authentic Indian food with a lot of vegan options with wine and beer offerings.

ganeshindiancuisine.com

---

Sushi Blue

Pan-Asian dishes and sushi with a few vegan options. Beer, wine, and cocktails offered. Voted Park City’s best sushi (yes, they have some vegan rolls).

sushiblueparkcity.com

WRITTEN BY KELLEY KOWALSKI, VEGAN AND ALL SEASONS RESORT LODGING EMPLOYEE.

#ParkCityRestaurants

Related Articles

• Things to Do During Park City’s Mud Season
• Our Picks for Mountain Bike Rentals Park City
• Deer Valley Ski Resort, Park City, Utah: An Overview
• Park City Spring Break

The liquor laws in Utah might dampen traditional happy hour expectations, but don’t let that fool you. Park City has mastered crafting enjoyable, carefully chosen apres-ski and happy hour experiences. While you won’t find the same drink specials as in other states, these local bars and eateries have created innovative alternatives to keep the good times rolling.

Get ready for Happy Hour Park City style. In this post, we’ve rounded up our favorites below to help you make your hour as happy as you want.

---

1. Top of Main Brew Pub

• Day(s): Mon-Fri
• Time: 11:30am-4:30pm
• Location: 250 Main St, Park City

Top of Main Brew Pub is a beloved institution in Park City. It was the first brewpub in Utah and played a pivotal role in the rise of the craft beer movement.

Located in downtown Park City, this bar is the perfect afternoon hangout. With both indoor and outdoor spaces, it is a great place to sit and relax, people-watch, and enjoy good food.

Enjoy lunch or brunch during Happy Hour and take advantage of their happy hour pizza special—all pizzas are just $9.

---

2. Red Rock Junction

• Day(s): Mon
• Time: 11:30am-4:30pm
• Location: 1640 W Redstone Center Dr, Park City (Kimball Junction)

Red Rock Junction is a popular spot in the Kimball Junction neighborhood of Park City for a casual night out. The menu includes options from burgers to what you would expect from a raw bar. For the sophisticated palate, there are a variety of wines to pair with your food.

To start your week off on a good note, visit Red Rock Junction and grab one of their Monday specials. For happy hour, this complete bar offers après ski with select discounted beers and cocktail menu items like cheesy mushrooms and a Mucho Pizza for $10.

---

3. Dos Olas

• Day(s): Thurs
• Time: 2pm-9pm
• Location: 250 Main St, Park City

Dos Olas is one of many Mexican restaurants in Park City. It is located within the Pendry at Canyons Village. 

Try a casual après ski festive meal here and savor Taco Tuesdays with $4 street tacos; load up on Nacho Normal Wednesdays for just $12. If you prefer to quench your thirst, Thirsty Thursdays are for you, with $10 house margaritas and $5 ceviche shots.

---

4. Ghidotti’s

• Day(s): Thu
• Time: 5:00pm-9pm
• Location: 6030 N. Market St. # 100, Redstone Village, Park City (Kimball Junction)

 Ghidotti’s is an upscale restaurant in Park City that serves traditional Italian food.

Thursday’s dinner is served at Ghidotti’s, located at Kimball Junction near Park City, across the street from Red Rock. Enjoy happy hour deals on appetizers, salads, pasta, and drinks, all for just $10. At the same time, their pizza special is $12. Don’t forget to save room for a sweet ending. Their dessert menu is always satisfying.

---

5. Blind Dog

• Day(s): Daily
• Time: 5:00 pm–6:00 pm
• Location: 1251 Kearns Blvd, Park City

This restaurant and raw bar is located off Kearns Blvd in Park City. It is a staple among fine-dining restaurants. Locals appreciate its delectable dishes paired with a carefully curated wine list.

Don’t miss out on the “Happiest of Hours” at Blind Dog Bars for unbeatable savings. Ask the bartender for the special menu. Before entering the restaurant, register as one of their VIP guests on their app and proceed to the bar areas to enjoy their daily specials.

---

6. Bigger Dipper

• Day(s): Tues-Thurs
• Time: 5pm-8pm
• Location: Main Street on top of The Star Hotel

This Park City favorite, found on upper Main Street, is where locals get their fill of the French dip sandwich over some drinks.

Let the hours tick by after a day on the slope with the après-ski specials at The Star Bar. During their “Appy Hour,” enjoy half-priced appetizers, perfect for a casual dinner.

---

7. Star Bar

• Day(s): Tues-Sat
• Time: 5pm-12am
• Location: upper Main Street, next to Big Dipper

Star Bar in Park City is the perfect spot to hang out with friends. Browse their extensive cocktails menu or wine list and soak up the contemporary atmosphere for a memorable night out.

For Happy Hour, Star Bar offers pool table fun and $5 draft beers from Tuesday to Saturday as part of their specials & après-ski. For those who are nibbly,  ½ priced appetizers are served every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday between 5pm-8pm.

---

8. Fletcher’s Library Lounge

• • Day(s): Daily
  • Time: 5pm-7pm

• Location: heart of Main Street

In the heart of Main Street is a cozy lounge exclusively for those 21 and over. Make a reservation from Monday to Sunday to savor a large plate or share small plates with friends by the warm glow of the library fireplace. Enjoy happy hour from 5pm to 7pm, featuring 10 of their most popular dishes and side dishes at a discounted price.

---

Park City knows how to relax in style. Don’t be fooled by its small-town charm. Park City has a vibrant après-ski scene with no shortage of places to enjoy a cocktail and good company.

Whether you’re seeking live music, patio mountain views, or cozy fireplace lounges, these six happy hour hotspots offer something for everyone.

To make the most of your Park City getaway, let us be your home base for exploring all that Park City offers. Our luxurious accommodations and prime locations make All Seasons Resort Lodging the perfect choice for your mountain escape.

#ParkCityRestaurants
#ParkCityApres

When it comes to vacation destinations that are brimming over with diverse options for fun and adventure, those who set their travel sights on Park City, Utah, are sure to be inspired. At All Seasons Resort Lodging, we know what it takes to elevate a Park City stay to the next level of excellence, and for us, that means providing guests with access to top-of-the-line accommodations that not only meet their needs but exceed their expectations, too. We love helping guests get settled into our rental options at Park City Mountain Village, which is just one part of a vibrant Park City Resort area, highlighting the best Park City offers.

Browse Park City Mountain Village Lodging Here!
Alongside Canyons Village and Historic Old Town, Park City Mountain Village is a delightful gateway to Park City Resort, beckoning to ski and snowboarding enthusiasts in droves each winter. Booking a stay in Park City Mountain Village puts our guests within easy reach of world-class slopes and terrific shopping, dining, and winter recreation like ice skating. In the summertime, booking a stay here means never being far from scenic lifts to maximize the lush view, amazing mountain biking trails to explore, or championship golf options that are bound to delight whether you’re working on your short or long game during your stay.

Whether you’re hoping to relax and unwind at your own pace or can’t wait to get out and try everything there is to do, booking a Park City Mountain Village stay keeps you right in the heart of the fun. The following can be considered your ultimate guide to staying in this area and making the most of the adventure every step of the way.

 

Getting to Park City Mountain Village

Travelers who can’t wait to enjoy a beautiful mountain destination packed with amazing amenities and access to adventure will love every moment spent in their rental at Park City Mountain Village, booked through All Seasons Resort Lodging. Making the prospect even more appealing is the fact that getting to Park City Mountain Village is likely easier than you imagined.

If you’re flying in for the getaway of a lifetime, you’ll want to make plans to land at Salt Lake City International Airport. This central hub hosts a variety of non-stop flights from across the U.S. and is refreshingly close to Park City Mountain Village. In fact, once you have your rental car keys in hand, you’ll be in for just about a 35-minute drive to reach your final destination. While travelers can certainly go without a rental car once they reach Park City Mountain Village if plans keep them on-site for the majority of their stay, having a rental car handy can make it easier to customize your itinerary when you want to get out and explore beyond your Park City Mountain Village surroundings.

In warm weather months of the year, renting a bike would suffice for a Park City Mountain Village stay, and there are always options for using on-site shuttle services. Consider downloading the Park City mobile bus app before you get to town so you can familiarize yourself with the routes that will be most convenient to your tailored plans.

 

 

A Destination Fit for All Seasons

The beauty of a stay in Park City Mountain Village is that it’s a place that visitors can enjoy in every season. Winter travelers heading to Park City Mountain Village often head here to be as close as possible to the slopes of Park City Mountain Resort. When maximizing your time on the fresh powder trails is a priority, there’s no better place to be. Park City Mountain Resort is a pristine destination open to skiers and snowboarders alike, offering on-site lessons, trails for all skill levels, gear rental, and terrific après ski options when cravings come calling. It’s also not far from places like Deer Valley, which are exclusive to skiers and have limited lift passes provided daily to create a more intimate feeling for guests. When the snow begins to fall in Park City, booking your stay at Park City Mountain Village means you’ll always be within reach of winter fun activities like dog sledding, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.

In the warmer weather months of the year, booking your stay at Park City Mountain Village means never being far from the sunshine and fresh air. Those who love outdoor adventure will find this area a prime place to stay as a home base for rock climbing, wildlife watching, hiking, biking, nature photography, and more! If you prefer to spend your time lounging, relaxing, and cooling off at local cafes, these are right at your fingertips, too. Park City Mountain Village also hosts charming shops to explore and has the added benefit of beautiful views everywhere you look.

 

Park City Events to Add to Your Calendar When You Stay in Park City Mountain Village

Many travelers love to spend time in Park City because it’s a chance to participate in some of the most highly anticipated annual events on the calendar. If this sounds like you, booking your stay at Park City Mountain Village means you’ll never have to worry about easy access to local festivities like the Sundance Film Festival in January or the FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup that comes to town in February. April marks the arrival of the Spring Gruv and the Wasatch Film Festival, which is beloved by cinema enthusiasts from near and far. Savor The Summit is a June must-experience event in Park City in the summertime that’s hosted on Main Street, while the Kimball Arts Festival is a fan-favorite experience to add to your to-do list if your Park City Mountain Village getaway brings you this way in August.

Greater Park City Eats

While your Park City Mountain Village rental will very likely come with a fully equipped kitchen on-site for those times when a home-style meal would hit the spot, there’s no reason not to get out and explore as many local culinary stops as possible while you’re in town. Park City Mountain Village puts travelers within easy reach of top-rated restaurants right on-site, making it simple to savor local options and dishes inspired by far-flung destinations.

When you want to expand your savory horizons, you won’t have to go far to find inspired destinations on the map. If you’re hoping to spend quality time on nearby Main Street, Tapas at 710 Bodega is a must. This eatery is open from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm each evening for dinner and brings an authentic taste of Seville to the heart of Utah. When you drop by this locale, you can enjoy traditional Spanish small bites in good company paired with Spanish wines as well. From the lamb lollipops and patatas bravas to the gambas al ajillo, your tastebuds will thank you for the experience.

Luna’s Kitchen is a terrific stop to add to your Park City Mountain Village itinerary when you’re looking for a great place to dine at lunch. Head to 1400 Snow Creek Drive and choose from various flatbreads, wraps, and sandwiches that will delight you. If it’s terrific Italian fare you’re after during your Park City Mountain Village stay, Grappa at 151 Main Street is a must. You won’t have any problems satisfying your sweet tooth afterward when you drop by Java Cow on Main Street and order up ice cream in various stunning flavors.

Day 1

If you happen to have three days to spare in the name of Park City Mountain Village fun this winter, you’ll want to begin day one with a delicious breakfast enjoyed in your luxurious rental. Once you’re ready for the fun, head to Park City Mountain Resort steps away, and start your day with an on-site ski lesson. This is a great option whether you need a quick refresher before hitting the slopes in style or you’re excited to be learning to ski for the first time! Your expert instructor will ensure you have the basics down before pointing the way to starter slopes that will build your confidence and skill set steadily.

After you’ve had a chance to enjoy the many slopes and runs available at Park City Mountain Resort, you’ll want to grab a quick bite to eat and dedicate some quality time to making the most of a great view. Here, that’s easy to do when you step onto the gondolas and soak up the surrounding mountain scenery from a bird’s eye view. The gondolas are comfortable and modern, offering riders panoramic vistas that will be unforgettable.

Tonight, dine at Baja Cantina, located on Lowell Avenue in Park City Mountain Village. This inviting Mexican restaurant is a terrific place to enjoy traditional fare paired with a homemade margarita. It offers outdoor and indoor seating until 9:00 p.m.

Day 2

The second day of your Park City Mountain Village stay takes you back to the slopes, but this time, with your sights set on a snowboarding lesson to switch things up. If you’ve long been dedicated to traditional skiing, snowboarding is a great way to try something new while staying in your beloved surroundings. Park City Mountain Resort offers great lessons for snowboarders of all levels and practice areas to get your balance and build your confidence. After you feel you’ve made as much progress as possible, you can head over to Jupiter Java and fuel up with a caffeine fix and some sweets available right on-site.

Afterward, make your way back out with a snowboard in hand to check out Park City Mountain’s more than 7,300 acres, which can be accessed using no less than 41 lifts. You’re in for a day of learning, amazing views, and fun with family and friends.

Take a snowboarding lesson at Mountain Village to switch things up. Because you’re right at Park City Mountain Resort, skiing, and snowboarding are great options this time of year. When you’ve made the most of the fresh powder in good company, treat yourself to dinner at Legends Bar & Grill. Located at 1345 Lowell Avenue, this is a Park City Mountain Village fan-favorite stop serving up all-American pub grub ranging from nachos and burgers to mouthwatering microbrews.

Day 3

The final day of your Park City Mountain Village Stay will take you off-mountain and out exploring town. This is the day to spend some time strolling along Main Street and enjoying the many charming shops and the historic architecture dating back to the 1800s. You’ll find you have easy access to more than 70 retail shops on-site, as well as 20 art galleries and a variety of world-class restaurants.

Take some time to check out the Park City Museum before grabbing your angling gear and heading out to try some local fly fishing. Park City is home to blue-ribbon waters, and many local outfitters are happy to help you create a fly fishing tour that works in any season. This evening, end things on a savory note at the High West Distillery, where you can enjoy local brews and a robust selection of bites that are sure to please the palate.

Book Your Park City Mountain Village Lodging Today!

Enjoy Your Park City Mountain Village Rental Booked Through All Seasons Resort Lodging

When you book your Park City Mountain Village rental through All Seasons Resort Lodging, you’ll have the options you deserve to customize your stay in style. We offer rentals across the Mountain Village Base Area, which includes Shadow Ridge, Silver King, The Lodge at the Mountain Village, The Village Loft, Edelweiss Haus, and Park Avenue Condominiums. That means that you and your traveling crew will feel right at home no matter when you arrive or how long you plan to stay. Places like The Lodge at Mountain Village Park City have rentals available anywhere from 1 to 4-bedrooms and are located directly next to the resort chairlifts. You’ll be within easy reach of the ice rink and gear rental shops with on-site amenities like hot tubs and heated pools as well as fitness centers and ski-in ski-out property options available to enjoy.

Whether it’s a stay that includes free Wi-Fi that would make all the difference or a property with complimentary underground parking options included, All Seasons Resort Lodging has it covered. Be sure to ask about our Park City Mountain Village rental options with saunas and conference facilities, steam rooms, ski storage, and more!