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.
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.
Snowboarding fresh powder at Park City.
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.
Park City’s free public transportation gets you around town.
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.
Fall mountain biking in Park City with Jupiter Peak in the background.
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.
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.
