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On the southern edges of the Salt Lake City metro area is the small city of Midvale, Utah. The area was once home to wandering Ute indigenous peoples before settlers arrived and laid claim to the fertile, resource-rich lands of Salt Lake County. When the easterners first came to Utah in the mid 19th century, Midvale was established as a center for mining and industry due to the various rare metals unearthed in the vicinity, as well as its position on the railway which linked it to the capital city of Utah.

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Explore the Outdoors

Utah is blessed with some pretty breathtaking sights and scenery when it comes to the great outdoors, so you could essentially take your Midvale RV rental in any direction and find some sort of park or forest where you can camp. The Great Salt Lake can be found northwest of the metro area and is one of the state’s most famous features. Antelope Island State Park sits on the shores of this iconic lake and is home to free-roaming herds of bison. There are grasslands, lakefront beaches, marinas, a restaurant, and several camping sites to accommodate you and your Midvale motorhome rental. On top of all that, Antelope Island has numerous species of migratory birds and is home to the Great Salt Lake Bird Festival, one of the country’s premier birdwatching events. Wasatch Mountain State Park is east of Midvale in the Wasatch Mountains, an offshoot of the Rocky Mountains. The park has historic buildings from abandoned homesteads and settlements and some difficult hikes for eager outdoor enthusiasts. Horseback riding and mountain biking are popular ways to get around the park in the warmer months but winter is an optimal time to visit, bringing with it snowshoeing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, Nordic skiing, and tubing. There are two golf courses at Wasatch Mountains State Park and several camping areas for you to choose from when you rent an RV and look for a place to sleep.

RV Parks to Visit

Salt Lake City and its surrounding cities have a few options when it comes to camping in the metro area, but you are much more likely to find campgrounds and RV parks outside the city. Mountain Shadows RV Park has movie and book rentals, basketball and volleyball courts, a game room, a general store, a pool, and many more amenities to keep you occupied during your stay. Salt Lake City KOA belongs to a national chain of campgrounds, and is several blocks from downtown Salt Lake City should you want to live the city life for a few days. The park has a pool, sauna, snack bar, and a shuttle to bring guests around town.

City Sightseeing

Aside from its historic Old Town, there aren’t too many sights to see in Midvale itself. There are distilleries, breweries, shopping malls, and restaurants to visit, but the greater Salt Lake City area is teeming with attractions that are easy to access. The Natural History Museum of Utah is one of the best places to learn about the natural history of Utah, a state where geology and natural history are arguably its defining feature. There is a lovely gift shop and there are lots of exhibits with minerals, rare gems, dinosaur fossils, and artifacts from ancient ancestors who lived in North America over 10,000 years ago.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Midvale

C.e. H.

February, 2026

Rent this truck and go explore, youll be happy you did. The truck is great, kitted out well and carries the camper with ease. The camper is in great shape, very comfortable, perfect size. Everything went as expected, the host was amazing, honestly it was a great rental start to finish. Thank you.
Harrison S.

February, 2026

Absolutely an amazing experience with this vehicle and camper! Owners are extremely friendly. We went on a trip in the middle of winter to some of the parks in Southern Utah. Truck drives amazing even at the high speeds for the highways. Truck is very capable if you need to go on dirt roads for camping in the national forests or on BLM land. Had no issues what so ever. The camper itself is easy to set up and the owners provide just about everything you would need with plenty of room for storage. The heat for the camper is awesome and we used it for the cold we experienced but barely needed it when sleeping since its insulated. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for a great experience and easy movement when camping. We will be looking to rent again when we want to take a trip!
Andres B.

January, 2026

We are a family from Chile, we came for a ski trip. The truck was perfect, excelent driving & good performance on snowy roads. Jason was great , very attentive, and met all our needs. We had a blast, and the rig was perfect for us. Thanks you all !!

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