The Inn: Almost perfect, and worth every bit...almost…read more There are places you stay and places you experience. The Inn at Sundance falls firmly in the second category, and if you are looking for a mountain escape that feels genuinely removed from the noise of everyday life, this is as close as Utah gets. The Inn opened in January 2026, 63 rooms built in careful harmony with the landscape that surrounds it. Robert Redford spent decades shaping Sundance into something that felt more like a living philosophy than a resort. The design balances modern, rustic, and elegant in a way that is hard to pull off and harder to describe. You just feel it the moment you walk in. The rooms are warm and well appointed, with mountain views that do the decorating for you. The living room gathering space is intimate and welcoming, the kind of place where you linger over a complimentary breakfast longer than you planned because leaving feels like a small loss. Wherever you stand on the property, the views stop you. The staff deserves its own mention. The valet, the concierge, the servers in the living room, everyone carried the same genuine warmth. We were driven to the spa in a Land Rover, which sounds like a small detail but sets a tone that the rest of the stay never dropped. Now for the honest part, because four stars means something happened. Request an upper floor room and ask specifically about proximity to the lift path before you accept an assignment. Our ground floor room sat close enough to a walking path that privacy felt thin throughout the stay. And on Saturday morning at 6:30 am, a lawn mower started just outside our window. At a resort of this caliber, that is simply not acceptable and an easy fix that should not need to be said. Those two things kept a genuinely special stay from being a perfect one. Everything else about the Inn earned five stars without question.

Absolute perfection! My girlfriends and I celebrated our 50th birthdays at Sundance Mountain…read moreResort. While we expected outstanding customer service, beautiful surroundings, and delicious food, Sundance exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, the staff was waiting to assist us with anything we needed. We immediately felt like royalty, and that exceptional level of hospitality continued throughout our entire stay. The spa, springs, restaurants, activities center, art gallery, scenic trails, transportation, and accommodations were all outstanding. Even when the bell staff was busy, they made us feel valued and went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. Our birthday celebration was unforgettable, thanks to the warmth, professionalism, and attention to detail of everyone at Sundance. We can't wait to return!

The ride was so awesome it was both peaceful and exiting. Our guide Katie was funny (just don't ask…read moreher if a river goes in a circle) and it was truely an amazing ride and would recommend.

I was in Utah with 6 of my closest friends for a girls weekend. We decided to do a two hour rafting…read moretrip down the Weber River. Lars was our guide and was so friendly and knowledgeable about the area and made sure we all had a great time. Next time we're in Utah, we're going to reach out to them to arrange another adventure. Thanks again Lars for such a memorable experience.

My family and I were in town for a baseball tournament and looking for something to do. This was…read morethe place. We went 2 times in the week, we had so much fun. Great time to be with friends and family. Would absolutely go again.

This place has been a must for us the last two summers that I have came home to visit. Easy to…read morereserve a spot online with plenty of time options throughout the summer. Check in was quick and easy, sign a waiver and hop on a bus to take you to the top. Once there you will find the tubes and go down the river which can take 1.5-2 hours. Make sure to grab a paddle which will come in handy with the bushes and trees on the side. It's cold once you get it but it's fun and relaxing on a nice hot day!

Just to review my family's lift ticket and general process, it was a very frustrating day on…read moreDecember 29: The day prior on Sunday, I tried to reserve online for rentals and discovered that I was unable to rent any skis or boards for the next day. The website said it was available only as early as Wednesday! So I had to rent elsewhere and bring them in. Ok, So Monday morning I arrive to the first parking area and the attendant said I had to go to the upper level instead to print out my tickets at the kiosk. Okay so I drive up to the upper level, and look for the kiosk dispenser to use my QR code. The kiosk took my QR code but didn't spit out any tickets/cards. The attendant near the kiosk said to go in the 1 hour ticket line adjacent or try the kiosk at the lower level. Soooo, I drive back down to the lower level and look for some kiosk. I asked 3 people and 2 people misdirected me all around to a yurt, and then a cafeteria, then someone finally showed me where it was. I tried the kiosk, and then it said it was already printed out!! So then I had to find the ticket office. Again, I was misdirected to different areas and said it was the "activity center". Ok I saw it but there was a giant ladder that was blocking the double doors. I don't know why I had to bump the ladder just to get in, but I did. Then I had to get in another line. Then it took 15 min to finally get my lift tickets/cards. They were nice but my frustration level was so high. Then I asked for a locker, and there was actually no locker at this area. What's a ski resort without lockers? They said I had to go back to the upper level to get a locker. Omg. NeverMind. Ok so we finally get to the lift on the lower level after 1 and a half hours later and guess what , sometimes the lift tickets/cards work and sometimes it doesn't. It was like that all day. Sometimes we had to take out the lift ticket/card out of our jacket and place it right next to a sensor reader , or place it next to the reader on the opposite side. We made the most of it for about 3 and a half hours and called it quits. Snow was fine and I understand it wasn't optimal. But this lift ticket process shouldn't be this inefficient, and I don't understand why people can't directly rent skis or boards online the night before during high season. I believe this isn't a new ski resort. A ticket is $159, expensive and way overvalued

Take the time to drive to another resort that can actually manage the demand and flow of people…read more If there is any snow at all you will drive all the way up the canyon just to get turned around. This time I got turned around and told to go to a park and take the shuttle up, only to wait 45 and be told the shuttles wasn't running today. I certainly understand the limited parking, but to have no plan at all to manage it is ridiculous. Even when the shuttle is running its every 30 mins and is very small. UTA only goes up every few hours. Today I came to see my friends son ski with Wasatch Adaptive Sports and took time off of work to go, only to find there was literally no way to actually get to the resort. I would have waited for parking, I would have taken the shuttle, I would have parked and hiked in but there was literally no way to get there. Such a poorly managed resort.

I just want to say how sweet this family is. They work hard and love what they are doing. Their…read moreprices are way lower then the other fancy businesses. Attitude, friendliness and gratitude out ways those big fancy outfits. Thank you Alyssa and your sweet sweet boys. We had a blast and will call you again!!

We had the best time on the Provo!! Alyssa was super responsive and helpful. Our pick up was…read morewaiting for us as we got to the end and made us feel very taken care of.

I highly suggest wearing water shoes or sandals! We both left with blisters on our feet from the…read morehit pavement! It was a 96 degree day but still! There should be mats to walk on or signs to warn about the hot pavement very minimum! Besides that we had a blast! The lines never take terribly long and if you're lucky you might catch a time with no lines for some of the slides!! Yummy dole whip! Yummy filled churros!

There are no changing rooms or showers. Thus place was clearly a money trap because they charge…read moreextra for everything: lockers, tube slides, overpriced food and water, etc. i felt it was not worth the high price

My 9 year old son loved this place. It was clean and had bunch of lifeguards. This is way better…read morethan your average city pool. The shaved ice was a hit too.

By far and hands down the best outdoor pool we've ever been to! So affordable and so much to do…read more The only downside was that even before lunchtime, they were out of half of the menu items. We ordered quickly, but literally waited for 23 minutes to get three hot dogs and three bags of chips. The dogs were cold. Others before is waited that long for nachos, aka chips and a container of cheese. The kiddos loved the shaved ice! Overall, and awesome day, we'll be going back!

This is sooooo much fun! Go down the Provo river either guided or unguided without a care in the…read moreworld. They provide everything for one flat fee: the kayaks, the paddleboards, life jackets, the ride to the top, EVEN THE SHOES! The friendliest gal helped us get everything figured out and took us down the river (Shout out to ALYSSA). She said they even take kids on the river too! Would do this a million more times! A great activity for anyone traveling through the area, or families just looking for an amazing adventure.

From the owner: Experience Adventure just 15 minutes from the valley,…read moreexperience everything the Provo River has to offer. See nature from a whole new perspective!