Neighboring Communities
The towns and municipalities that encircle Park City offer strikingly beautiful home sites in second-to-none scenic countryside. Whether you are looking for small town charm, vast tracks of horse land, or first-class fishing, surrounding areas can help you realize your ideal recreation-filled future. In the last few years, developers have discovered the unique potential of Park City’s neighboring communities, and several new projects are either underway or in the works. Home to some of the best fishing, equestrian centers, and views in Utah, nearby Wasatch County is not to be overlooked. Heber City anchors this picturesque county, which is known for its open tracts of farm land and romantic mountain setting. The county extends from the Jordanelle Reservoir to the base of the impressive Mt. Timpanogos and has seen a tremendous amount of development interest in the last few years.
The Jordanelle area has undergone tremendous growth in recent years, boasting several newly minted housing developments.
The Heber Valley has gone through a tremendous evolution, which has resulted in expanded restaurant, real estate, and retail offerings.
Midway is a delightful Swiss-influenced town that lies quietly below the impressive Wasatch Range. Enjoy Midway Swiss Days in September.
This private residential and recreational mountain community is just 7 miles east of Heber City where serenity and wildlife abound.
Residents of Woodland and Francis enjoy quick access to amazing wilderness terrain for hiking, fly-fishing, and backcountry ski touring.
These bucolic townships sit at the entrance to the Uintas and are largely undisturbed by the hustle and bustle of Utah’s larger urban centers.
The rural but vibrant Summit County farming communities of Oakley and Weber Canyon are located between Coalville and Kamas.
Browns Canyon offers 360 degree views with lots of level parcels and rolling landscape reminiscent of an old western movie.
Located east of Park City via I-80, these rural communities are known for their history of agriculture, recreation and open space.
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