RV Rental Wasatch Mountain State Park, UT

Avid golfers from across the country visit Wasatch Mountain State Park and its pristine golf courses. Motorhome camping at the park ensures you're right on time for your early morning tee off. Many golfers claim the Lake Course is a bit easier than the other courses. However, it does have several short par-five holes that require more accurate tee shots to keep clear of the trees along the fairway. The Mountain Course was previously voted the best place to play. Visitors can relax at the Wasatch Mountain Clubhouse or shop at the pro shop.

Another great activity for outdoor enthusiasts is skiing at Wasatch Mountain State Park. In 2002, the park hosted the Olympic Winter Games at Soldier Hollow. During the winter months, visitors can ski down the same slopes where Olympic athletes once competed. Soldier Hollow offers tubing and cross-country skiing in the winter along with a summer and winter biathlon. Pack your skis in your rental RV and stay for a week of fun on the slopes. Check with the park office about rental ski equipment if you're new to the sport or just want to give it a try.

Camping with an RV at Wasatch Mountain State Park is a great way to spend time off-highway vehicle or OHV riding through the 30 miles of roads and trails that crisscross the park. Riders also have access to an additional 30 miles of trails through adjacent USDA Forest Service lands. Lofty Peaks, a part of Wasatch Mountain State Park, offers guided tours and rental OHVs, or you can explore on your own. Be watchful for pedestrians when on the trails.

Wasatch Mountain State Park campers have more than 110 sites spread across three loops to choose from. About half of the sites at Wasatch Mountain come equipped with full hookups, but you'll need to reserve early to ensure you get one of those spots. The remaining sites feature water and electric. Modern restrooms and hot showers are available for campers to enjoy. The park doesn't allow camping during the winter months.

If you'd prefer to camp a resort, River’s Edge RV Resort in Heber City is only about 15 minutes from Wasatch Mountain State Park. Full hookups with 30 or 50-amp electric, water, and sewer are available. Most campsites are pull-through to accommodate the bigger RVs. Campers can bring their pets along as long as they clean up after them.

Another option when camping in a motorhome near Wasatch Mountain State Park is Mountain Valley RV Resort in Heber City. All campsites are equipped with 50-amp electric, water, and sewer lines. RVs that can only handle 30-amp service will require an adapter. Laundry and modern restroom facilities are open for guests. Guests can also take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi and cable TV.

When visiting Wasatch Mountain State Park during the winter, drop into Midway to see a true Ice Castle complete with resident princesses. The ice castles are formed each year in several cities across North America. Midway hosts a breathtaking ice castle that weighs around 25 million pounds and is open to tours and hosts events. Dress accordingly; it's as cold inside the castle as it is outside. There are LED-lit sculptures, ice-carved tunnels, and slides. Frozen thrones can even be found inside the castle.

Check out some of the zipline companies across Utah for the ultimate outdoor adventure. There are several zipline adventure courses where you can soar high above canyons and fly through the trees. One of the longest ziplines over water in the world is located in Utah. This zipline course spans a 3,900-foot lake. You may also want to experience one of the longest continual loop ziplines in the world, stretching a full two miles without ever touching the ground.

Drive over to Provo and visit Cascade Springs, a wonderland of natural springs, streams, and waterfalls within a deciduous forest. There are boardwalks and paved trails for visitors to easily enjoy nature without having to plunge into the overgrown brush. Bring your camera along to capture some of the beautiful wilderness here. Visitors can also drive along the Alpine Loop Scenic Backway to view some of Cascade Springs. This loop takes visitors back to Heber City through the Provo Canyon.