Great campsites, clean, private sites, dirt pads even and raked. Facilities included showers and…read moreclean bathrooms. Beautiful area, operating attendant was very friendly. Highly recommend.

Lovely state park that is so accessible and very near to towns of heber and midway. There is…read moreplenty of parking available. Was very excited to not have to drive super far to get to some local hiking. This area very much reminded me of my hometown. I am only going to review one hike though as that is all i had the chance to enjoy of wasatch mountain state park. If I were in heber again i would love to go and explore this beauty more. Crows nest via huber grove via epperson is the hike we attempted to go on. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/utah/crows-nest-via-huber-grove-to-epperson Its a 5.1 mile loop trail that starts at the parking lot next to the visitor center. It is rated moderate. so there are so many off shoots on this trail. We followed teh all trails map and it led us astray. We eventually found the finale crows nest loop but my teens were done at that point and we just headed back. The loop in all trails map also is longer than what is listed. There are not a lot of signs that say crows nest. We did find our way out easily enough. Trail is dry. Pretty area once you get up into the trees. It is nice that wasatch is not too far out of town so very accessible. If you do not have a utah state parks pass be sure to bring $10 cash or go to the website at teh parking lot and then you can pay for parking online

This is my type of hike-more like a mild nature walk with all my favorite things: water, trees and…read morewildlife. There's a good sized parking lot with some restrooms (which were unfortunately poorly maintained due to staffing issues-but that's another review). There are a few nice overlook spots along the trail and even a few benches to stop and enjoy the scenery. I noticed that there were many spots in the grassy area that appeared to be burned. As I was wondering aloud what those meant, I came across a sign that explained that they were prescribed burns to prevent the existing trees from choking out. They need space to grow. The water is incredibly clear and the stream has a lovely flow to it. There are some spots that are a little more sparse than others, so it might not be the most magnificent trail you'll find in the mountains, but if it's along your path and you'd like a short walk, it's definitely worth visiting.

Cascade Springs is a nice leisurely walk along wooden or paved walkways…read more Unfortunately, we came in November, so most of the landscape was dry, dead, or brown. But looking at other reviewer's pictures, we could see that during other seasons, the landscape and all the foliage are very colorful. The little streams and tiny waterfalls were peaceful and serene. Also, bring bug spray!

This is a very unique experience that I won't soon forget. Pricey so may be a one time experience,…read morebut if you are reconsidering it... I say do it once! They say that over 10,000 years ago the Homestead Crater was formed when melting snow along the Wasatch Mountains mixed with heated geothermal hot springs 2 miles below the earths surface started spewing out water and picking up minerals such as limestone which were then deposited above the earths surface forming a volcano or "beehive" like formation. A Swiss settler discovered it in the late 1800's and named it a hot pot. Originally visitors had to be lowered into it via cable. As of the mid 1990's there is now access via a tunnel. We of course had to check it out and I'm so glad we got to experience it and learn about the history. It wasn't as hot as I had expected it to be, and while I initially thought 50 min was not enough of an experience, it most certainly was.

What a cool experience to bring my OOT family to go see. I wanted to go to the hot springs, but I…read morehad never been to them. I asked my sister if she wanted to go when they came out here for Christmas, and I had her help me choose where to go. I polled friends, and then I had her choose. She chose the Homestead Crater, and she wasn't disappointed! It isn't too interesting in terms of things to look at, but getting to swim in a hot spring in a Crater, on Christmas Eve no less, made it a cool experience for family from Virginia. The water reflected was pretty blue-ish, which reminded me of a lagoon (like in The Little Mermaid ). I loved hearing of the history of the cave, how it was formed, and the minerals in the water. The water was perfect for a cold day. There are a few stalls, built into the cave wall for changing. The time changing is included in the 1 hour time slot you pay for. The staff was nice and knowledgeable. You do have to wear a life vest, which is provided at the Crater. There are also a couple of places you can sit, like the shallow end of a pool, if you don't want to "swim." Scuba diving is an option, for a little extra. Apparently some of my friends certified there for their scuba certifications. We hope to come back again soon!

An absolutely magical step back in time. We visited the property on a Sunday and we're able to…read morecatch a one on one tour with Huber's great-granddaughter Marie Dagleish! She told us Huber family stories as she walked us through her family's house. My girls and I enjoyed our visit so much! The house has been restored and the original stove and other artifacts remain. It is truly remarkable what Marie has done with the property! I loved seeing the apple trees and hearing the stories. If you can't make it for a tour there are plenty of signs that Marie had made to tell her family's story. This is a must see when you visit Midway!

If you're in Wasatch State Park, this is a cool spot for a stroll. Parking passes required. From…read morewhat I gathered, this is the location of a German Missionary who was the first person to translate the Book of Mormon into German. In addition, him and his wife operated an orphanage in the area. Aside from the historical aspect, this place is quiet and clean, and there are bunnies that run about (great for kids). The historical buildings are well-maintained and have that rustic, historical feel. If you're interested in hiking up to this spot, there is a trail about 2 miles down where you can start (did not have time to do this trail, but seems fun).

If you're looking for the perfect winter adventure in Utah, Rocky Mountain Outfitters in Midway…read moreabsolutely delivers a magical, unforgettable experience -- especially during the Christmas season. From the moment you arrive, the staff makes you feel completely welcomed. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about their horses and the beautiful area they work in. The seasonal horseback rides are incredible. Early in the season, you ride through the charming town of Midway, surrounded by snowy fields and mountain views that look like a Christmas postcard. Later in the season, the rides move up to Soldier Hollow, where the scenery becomes even more breathtaking -- open meadows, Olympic-era trails, and the Wasatch Mountains glowing in the winter light. The horses are gentle, well-trained, and perfect for beginners and experienced riders alike. But the true holiday magic comes from their draft horse wagon rides. Being pulled by beautiful Percheron and Belgian horses through thousands of sparkling Christmas lights at the Wasatch Mountain Golf Course is absolutely enchanting. The sleigh bells, the crisp winter air, the glow of the lights -- it feels straight out of a movie. Rocky Mountain Outfitters is a must-do winter tradition. Five stars without hesitation! Check out our video https://linktr.ee/reessroots

I paid to go winter horse back riding, this is tailored towards horseback riding in the snow…read more There's no snow in park city now, all other operators are doing the right thing and cancelling. There's rains which makes it worse. It's my first time horseback riding and don't feel safe going out in the mud. This company makes thousands a day and won't refund $250 the person was so rude. Worse business ethics. Very greedy people.

the employees made fun of me and my friends disabilities and kick us out and when we were walking…read moreout to come over she said that my wheel chair looked weird.

Fabulous experience--all around! Snowshoeing up from the Nordic center, then having a fabulous meal…read morein a beautiful location. Overlooking Heber!

AMAZING EXPERIENCE…read more You check in right at the soldier hallow center. They show you how to fit and put on snow shoes and then the guide takes you on a short ~1/2 mile trip to the yurt. It's fairly reasonable even for folks who may be fearful they're deconditioned or not as active. There's as a guide at the front and rear so it can be an easy pace as long you let them know ahead of time. There's plenty of opportunities to take photos and they give a little history also. The guide were great and taking pictures too! Once you're at the top you're greeted by a large yet cozy yurt. It's warm and intimate despite several other groups being present. They did a short introduction and then we got the night started. There was plenty of hot coco, coffee, tea options. Also ingredients to make smores. The courses came at a great pace and we really got to enjoy ourselves. Soda or lime seltzer is also available as well as some limited beer options. There is access to portable bathrooms in case that's needed. Overall this was a beautiful experience perfect for a special occasion. I highly recommend this company and look forward to doing this again in the future.

We were vacationing in Park City, and wanted to go snowmobiling, we found this place and rented 2 (…read moretwo seater snowmobiles) my each drove one with our little kids in the back. This was the absolute BEST experience we've ever had while on vacation. We had a private tour with Tag as our guide, we had a blast with him! Highly recommend this place! They have goggles, boots, and jackets to rent, they also sell gloves and other necessities

trails have been thin, but rec'd new snow the night before which was great. Trails are beautiful…read moreAnd are 5 stars. Our 3 hr unguided trip had to be changed to a 2 hr guided trip only when I called two days prior to check on the trail conditions. We otherwise would have shown up the morning of with that surprise. So you can imagine the pricing had to change too, which required a lot of discussions. They do not allow refunds (even when they can't deliver what you signed up and paid for)- only allow reschedules which doesn't work well if you are visiting. The trail was great, however, we were only on the snowmobiles for 1:30 hours, or two hours.

This is a multi use trail and is rated moderate…read more It's a beautiful time of year to hike this trail with the leaves turning colors. There are many off shoots to take, and the Wow trail is many miles long. There are two ways to get here. One is going up Parleys Canyon up and around to Midway, or go the way I did today up Big Cottonwood Canyon and turning at Guardsmen pass. Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash. Please take your bags out. Leave no trace. There is a $7 fee per car up to eight people unless you are over 62 then it's $4 to pay. ***No bathrooms