Park City Vacation Rentals

The natural beauty of Park City appeals to those who love the outdoors. At an elevation of 7,000 feet, Park City gets plenty of snow for winter sports, plus cool weather and brilliant sunshine the rest of the year.

Popular choices for vacation rentals may include historic homes in the heart of Old Town, a loft overlooking Main Street, mountain-view apartments, townhouses, or luxury condominiums.

Getting to and around Park City

Many visitors to Park City initially arrive at Salt Lake City Airport. From there, you can easily rent a car to continue your trip to Park City. Shuttle, taxi, and private limousine services are also available to Park City from the airport. These provide round–the–clock service. Rates vary.

Once in Park City, visitors can take advantage of the free public transportation or rent a bicycle. Buses and a trolley service allow you to get around town for free.

Fabulous and fast foods

Park City is a food lover's dream. With more than 100 diverse restaurants serving everything from farm-to-table to haute cuisine, the local dining landscape caters to every palate. However, if you have children or need something quickly, you can find fast food joints along Landmark Drive, Ute Boulevard, and Main Street.

Fun festivals year-round

Throughout the year, Park City hosts a variety of festivals and events. Most famous, of course, is the star-studded Sundance Film Festival. The Kimball Arts Festival, the Spring Gruv Outdoor Concert Series, and performances by the Utah Symphony are also popular cultural events.

Additional festivities include the Park City Food and Wine Festival, the Oakley Rodeo, and the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, an annual multi-day cycling race.

Places to go

Deer Valley Resort

Many vacationers choose this year-round resort to base their stay. Deer Valley offers shopping, restaurants, and outdoor activities all within close range of your vacation rental.

Guardsman Pass Scenic Backway

Away from the resort, a drive along Guardsman Pass is exhilarating. An outing this way during spring, summer, or fall offers great views with bursts of color and native wildlife.

Utah Olympic Park

After driving the Pass, head to the site of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Enjoy a guided tour of the facilities or take a white-knuckle ride on the Comet Bobsled.

Park City Main Street Historic District

Back in town, check out the Park City Main Street Historic District. It's dotted with structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places and provides plenty of local history and photographic opportunities.

Park City Museum

Spend some time indoors at the Park City Museum, where docents will guide you through a history of the early days of the city.

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