Absolutely amazing place! Such a nice family and the Cowboy Experience is life-changing.read more

Camping here all summer. OHV friendly too. Nice place, quiet, peaceful and friendly. The heated…read morepool is great, as well as the pickleball court, basketball court, etc. BBQ right next to the pool is nice too. I would definitely recommend staying here!

From the owner: Experience the Stars Like Never Before Wind Walker Homestead…read morehosts 170 acres of tranquil property in Spring City, Utah, right in the heart of Sanpete County. We’re proud to feature 8 scenic RV sites with full hookups which provide unlimited access to our many amenities (pool, basketball, pickleball, hiking, rec hall, etc.) If you decide to dry camp, we also have a new dump station to use before you leave and several water spigots on the property that you can use to fill your tanks. You can park a trailer, van or 5th wheel and enjoy the peace of the homestead and the amenities we have to offer. Give us a call or use the button below to book now. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Best place to have your kid/s learn to ski/snowboard. Love…read morethat small town so resort feel it has. Our family has been coming here for a couple of years and it's always a good time. Everyone is always very helpful & nice. Awesome prices on lessons, rentals & passes Highly recommend.

I purchased lift tickets for this weekend about a month ago because the website advertised that…read moreprices would increase as the date got closer. I checked today and the exact same tickets are now selling for about half of what I paid in advance. I called to ask if they would offer a price adjustment and was told there was absolutely nothing they could do. That was really disappointing, especially since the messaging on the website strongly encourages buying early to avoid higher prices later. Unfortunately, this will be my first and last trip to this mountain. I'll be sticking with Brian Head in the future. The pricing feels misleading, and the lack of customer service when I called didn't help the situation.

Great atmosphere, food and service enjoyed view and location. The service was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable

We stayed here before when it was a best western but now it's been rebranded as Bryan Head Lodge…read more It's a nice hotel to stay in and there was a promotion that offered free ski lift tickets with your stay. We had two rooms for three nights and got four free ski lift tickets! On our last night there was a planned power outage from 11 PM to 3 AM by the local power company. It went by uneventful though no big deal. The hotel did provide extra blankets and a flashlight for each room. The breakfast in the restaurant was very good. And my son got a nice Philly cheesesteak one night for dinner. I think we'll be back. It's a nice place!

This scene is right out of heaven. I camped in a private spot right on the river between two…read moremountains - the view is majestic if you like the red rock vibes. I made so many water fowl friends and caught bullfrogs - taking a dip to cool down in the 55 degree water. Swarms of hummingbirds! I have never camped somewhere that is so eco diverse! The price is right! And yes, the showers take quarters - so I take a shorter shower and prevent water waste. Fresh eggs on site are a must! They even had no issue with me recharging my solar generator on cloudy days or getting fresh spring water from an available spigot. This place is a dream, I felt in my own world in a remote spot on site. A quick e-bike ride up to the main lodge to grab a shower (clean! spacious and private!) or do laundry (not coin operated - pay as you go) or grab ice. Bring cash or grab change from office. Everyone is really nice and accommodating. There are door-dashers on site, so I had provisions from the nearest town delivered with ease. They are fairly new and upgrading amenities every day that I cannot wait to come back and visit my duck buddies and see and experience all the new activities/amenities on site. Thank you for sharing this sacred land!!!!

So nice being 50' and not worrying about unhooking the trailer! The staff is amazing, clean…read morebathrooms and showers! Full hook ups and well maintained spaces. You can even order breakfast to your site. I look forward to stoping by anytime I'm close to the area.

We enjoyed our time at the Lodge. Plenty of space and a full kitchen. This place is on the main…read moreroad so restaurants and country store are within walking distance. Nice backyard to hangout and visit with family. Rooms are rustic and your in the mountains so things get dusty and you may come across a few spiders. Owner was there to greet us upon arrival to make sure we had all we needed. Highly recommend this place and their other property, the Chalet.

We rented this place because it looked like it was somewhat remote, had nice amenities, and was…read moresupposedly well kept. When we got there- it looked NOTHING like the picture. It's literally 50 feet from the highway, surrounded by other buildings, and has been trashed by assorted guests multiple times. No wonder the owner said it was not a problem if something got broken. Worn out beds, second hand sheets, rustic would be a step up He walked in unannounced on day two. Really dude? No knock, just walked in. Clearly the posting was meant to deceive as the place was not as advertised. We rented months in advance and you can't tell me the 'mountain lodge' could be surrounded by an entire village in less than a year. Photoshopped pics? Selective camera angle? Whatever. Renters beware.

As others have said, this building alone makes a visit to the co-op worth your time. I also love…read moresupporting local artists, so I was excited to check this place out. The first thing I noticed was the wide variety of inventory. Much of it reminds me of Relief Society's Super Saturdays where all the women get together and make crafts. You can find those here. Oddly, you'll also find mingled throughout the handiwork, mass-produced cheap stuff. It's a weird assortment of goods. After sorting through it all, I found some yummy soap and a little candy. This would be a place I'd probably pop in to occasionally to see what's new.

The coolest thing about this place is it's history. The Co-op is the first building of the modern…read moreday Snow College. The building itself was built in the late 1880's and house the then Snow Academy founded by LDS church leader Brigham Young and his cousin. The Co-op building is more than just a local shop filled with items for sale by local artists though, it also houses a venue upstairs for things like receptions The building sits on the corner of Main Street a few blocks away from the college. There is plenty of parking behind the building and also in the street. A lot of the items in the store are created by local artists and people whose heritage traces back to the area. You can find crafts of all sorts. Recipe books, paintings, knitwear, you can find a bit of everything. The venue upstairs rents out for receptions and has plenty is space for seating. There is a kitchen for small food prep and a changing room if you are doing a wedding reception. Old wooden floors, adobe brick walls and a nice wooden staircase lead into the main area .

Was good but lately thing have gone downhill a little still a nice place to watch a movieread more

This is a nice theatre. The prices are reasonable. The seats are comfortable. The refreshments are…read moregood. The service is pleasant. For a small town this is a very nice place. It is nice not to have to travel far to see a movie. I hope they get the support they need to keep it maintained as nice as they do.