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Utah vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Utah

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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
High Mtn Retreat with Hot Tub!
Relax in the mountains of Southern Utah in a newly renovated cabin with 2 National parks within an hour. Enjoy fishing, hiking and exploring in an alpine setting. There are 3 lakes within 15 minutes, a beautiful meandering creek, lava flows and some of the best OHV trails around. There is snowmobiling and sledding in the winter and Brian Head Ski Resort nearby. Visit many of our nearby attractions such as Cedar Breaks National Monument, Strawberry Point overlook, Cascade Falls and Mammoth Creek.
$160 per night
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Cabin in Sundance
Sundance Streamside Cozy Two Bedroom Hot Tub Cabin
Enjoy the smell of pine trees, fresh air, and the sound of the provo river rushing only a few feet from the large front balcony. Our intimate 2 bedroom, 1 bath cabin is perfectly sized for a couples retreat or family vacation to the Conde Nast award-winning resort. Bedroom 1 includes a king size bed and bedroom 2 a queen size bed. The living area is comfortable and spacious. The kitchen features quality appliances and granite countertops. Cooking ware, dishes, and utensils provided.
$301 per night
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Treehouse in Park City
Dreamy Living Treehouse Above Park City w/Skylight
Bring your childhood dreams to life by going on a real treehouse adventure! This beautiful, one-of-a-kind escape is situated at 8,000 feet and embraced by a 200 year old fir. Accessible only by 4x4/AWD (chains required in winter), it features a lofted bedroom with skylight, kitchen, hot-water bathroom, main room with 270-degree glass windows and large private deck. Be prepared for small spaces and lots of stairs with breathtaking views of the Uintas that are nothing short of spectacular!
$184 per night

Utah fishing vacation rentals

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Tiny home in Huntsville
Private Romantic Lake Cottage Bed & Breakfast
$138 per night
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Tiny home in Scofield
Scofield A-Frame: Cozy Mountain Retreat by Lake
$148 per night
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Dome in Torrey
Capitol Reef Domes
$145 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
3 Bedrm Log Cabin Near Zion & Bryce National Parks
$172 per night
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Cabin in Kanab
Cave Lakes Canvas Cabin Suite #2
$290 per night
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Private room in Orem
Ultra clean (Entire Basement) 1 bedroom, 1 Bath
$50 per night
Cabin in Provo
Family Retreat w/ Provo River & Mountain Views!
$198 per night
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Dome in Huntsville
Mini Dome Near Snowbasin
$151 per night
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Home in Glendale
Revered Hidden Lake Lodge @ East Zion & Bryce
$338 per night
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Cabin in Garden City
The Boulevard Cabin
$182 per night
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Guest suite in Orem
Little Utah—Serene Apartment + Golf Course Views
$74 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
The Treehouse Cabin # No Pets Allowed.
$148 per night

Utah home rentals

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Home in OrderVille
Hot Tub, Fire Pit, Stunning Views, Zion and Bryce
$250 per night
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Home in Salt Lake City
☆ Beautiful Escape - Nature by the City
$93 per night
Private room in West Valley City
High-end B&B
$24 per night
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Home in Cottonwood Heights
Spacious 1 bedroom mountainside retreat.
$129 per night
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Private room in Orem
Cozy bed & bath, fiber Wi-Fi, “The Sundance Room”
$49 per night
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Home in Richfield
Curated abode w/ close proximity to National Parks
$152 per night
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Home in Glendale
Modern Mountain House at Apple Hollow (W/ Hot Tub)
$370 per night
Home in South Salt Lake
Rise & Grind SLC / HIGH END Style / Gated n Garage
$112 per night
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Home in Glendale
Apple Hollow Tiny House #3
$151 per night
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Home in Glendale
Laini’s Cottage between Zion and Bryce
$172 per night
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Home in Richfield
Updated cozy farmhouse
$104 per night
Home in Torrey
Cozy New Home with Breathtaking Views and More
$199 per night

Utah cabin rentals

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Cabin in Sundance
Carriage House on The Stream in Sundance, Utah
$255 per night
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Cabin in Wanship
Cozy Cabin with Hot Tub minutes from Park City
$181 per night
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Cabin in Sundance
Sundance A-Frame 5 Min Walk to Resort & XL Hot Tub
$430 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
Cozy Cabin near Bryce and Zion sleeps up to 6
$189 per night
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Cabin in Monroe
Cobblestone Ranch Cabin
$171 per night
Cabin in Duck Creek Village
🏔Cozy Log Cabin Oasis w/hot tub and movie loft🏔
$160 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
New Listing! Mallard Manor - Hot Tub!
$282 per night
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Cabin in Kamas
Creekside cabin with sauna & park pass
$174 per night
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Cabin in Provo
Provo Cabin w/ Mountain Views, Babbling Creek
$183 per night
Cabin in Coalville
Bullmoose Cabin
$154 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
Runway Cabin Retreat with Private Hot Tub!
$243 per night
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Cabin in Torrey
The Pinyon House at Capitol Reef
$308 per night

Your guide to Utah

All About Utah

With more than 20 million acres of public lands and 14 national parks — Utah is where the rest of the country comes to stretch its legs. The Western state boasts a who’s who of natural features, from the craggy mountain peaks and sparkling salt flats in the north to the vast red rock canyons and sandstone deserts to the south. Ashley National Forest spreads over a million acres in the east, while in the middle of the state Fishlake National Forest is home to one of the largest organisms on earth, Trembling Giant, a stand of 47,000 aspen trees that share a single root system.

Away from the state’s wealth of national parks, which draw hikers, rock climbers, and skiers in winter, the capital city of Salt Lake City combines the fragrant roses of Red Butte Garden with the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the famous melodies of the Tabernacle Choir, all against the backdrop of the snow-capped Wasatch Mountains. Neighboring Park City attracts Hollywood’s biggest stars to its independent film festival each year, while motoring enthusiasts from all over the world head to Bonneville Salt Flats near the Nevada border to watch speed records and even join in races.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Utah

Utah sports a diverse array of climates and landscapes. The preferred time of year to visit will vary drastically depending on what region you visit and what activities you plan to participate in. During the summer, expect dry conditions with climates that range from temperate in the mountain regions to blisteringly hot in the Moab area, with its windswept red rock formations and desert canyonlands. May through September can be a perfect time to try and find cabins for rent in Utah, as the summers in the mountains tend to offer the broadest range of recreational activities. The shoulder seasons see milder temperatures and spattering of rain in most regions of the state. During the winter, you will generally find snow and a host of exciting events like the famous annual film festival in Park City.


Top things to do in Utah

Zion National Park

Zion National Park is one of the most recognizable geological sites in all of North America. Historically the area’s dramatic limestone bluffs and slot canyons served as a throughway for Native Americans and pioneers in their travels west. Today, people come to the park to hike the Narrows — a deep gorge where the water can reach waist height — climb the red sandstone cliffs, and spot rock squirrels and bald eagles soaring overhead.

Scenic Byway 12

Take in the scenery along this historic route that connects Bryce Canyon and the Capitol Reef National Park by way of a roughly 120-mile picturesque drive through Utah’s dramatic landscapes. Mountain roads wind through pine forests and aspen groves before descending into canyonlands and the region’s iconic red rock formations.

Dinosaur National Monument

Home to one of the largest collections of prehistoric fossils in the world, Dinosaur National Monument offers an unrivaled insight into 150 million years of history. Check out the Wall of Bones, with more than 1,500 fossils embedded in the face of the rock. Or head into the museum, where you can take in the impressive collection of fully reconstructed diplodocus skeletons, bones from ancient crocodiles, footprints, and cultural artifacts found in the area.

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