ALL SEASONS RESORT LODGING Blog

With the Sundance Film Festival fast approaching, local expertise becomes an invaluable tool in the festival-goer survival kit. Madeline Knauer is a college student and Park City native who grew up attending films and being as much a part of the festival as possible. She attended Park City High School, where students spend the better part of the festival’s 10-day run in the heart of the action. Teachers at the...

Holiday vacations can be a lot of fun. The whole family is together, the friends are gathered, and everyone is excited to spend their wintry days in fun and festivities. Skiing, shopping, parties, and more fill the days with unforgettable memories. Sometimes, though, you are sitting in a room with a bunch of people without a plan. Rather than staring at your phone or breaking out that sad copy of...

Preparing a Thanksgiving dinner is a difficult, time-consuming affair, an art steeped in tradition and full of fond memories and unforgettable moments. Choosing to undertake the task of Thanksgiving preparation while staying in vacation rental dials up the challenge and pours on the pressure as you try to craft a perfect feast in an unfamiliar kitchen. Our tips for Thanksgiving in a vacation rental will help you keep everything under...

Condé Nast Traveler recently announced the results of their 2016 Readers’ Choice Awards. More than 300,000 readers submitted millions of comments and 75,000 comments for properties all over the globe. With the results tallied, our very own Sundial Lodge was recognized as one of the best hotels in the West, with a score of 91.61 out of 100. Located at the base of the Canyons Village base Area, Sundial Lodge...

Famed Street Artist Leaves Mark on Park City Unknown to most Park City visitors, our town is home to several works of street art by one of the world’s most famous (and anonymous) street artists. Join us as we share the little-known secret of the Banksy’s of Park City. Sundance, 2010 The year is 2010. The Sundance Film Festival arrives in Park City, bringing with it the attendant spectacle and...

Is there anything more American than eating stuff between two pieces of bread? Hot dogs, hamburgers, peanut butter and jelly, who doesn’t love a sandwich? We decided to celebrate the sandwich in this inaugural Park City Sampler, featuring three meals between two pieces of bread, all on one menu.  Then, be sure to book a Park City vacation rental through us and taste these delicious sandwiches yourself! Breakfast: Wasatch Bagel and Grill...

Seriously Silly: The Park Silly Sunday Market Every summer Sunday, Historic Main Street turns into a bustling, unusual spectacle known as the Park Silly Sunday Market. One of Park City’s best known and most spectacular events, this unusual collection of artists, vendors, performers, and restaurants brings visitors from all over the world. We spoke with Kimberly Kuehn and Kate McChesney, the CEO/founder and executive director of the Silly Market, respectively,...

Independence Day is behind us, and Pioneer Day is around the corner. In the spirit of this particularly western holiday, we celebrate the first-timers, the oddballs, the trendsetters, and the boldly-goers. As many know, Park City was not originally a ski town. For decades, our alpine community was primarily known as a mining outpost. Silver flowed from the mountains by the cartload, and miners eagerly climbed into the depths of...

Park City can be a pricey place to hang out. There are plenty of expensive lodging, restaurants, and activities to enjoy while you are in town. But a trip to Park City doesn’t have to drain your wallet. There are plenty of budget-conscious activities to enjoy in the mountains. In fact, here is a list of several Park City highlights that cost nothing at all. Try these great activities, absolutely...

Right behind historic Main Street lies an esoteric Park City oddity: The Shoe Tree. Not a tree that grows shoes, not a tree made of shoes-technically not even just one tree-the Shoe Tree is a longstanding local landmark dating back to the ’70s, when a few soused celebrants chucked their footwear into one of the trees on the side of the road near the famous downtown destination. Now a row of several...