We stayed in March. The unit was clean and the people at the front desk were very friendly. We…read moreliked the location, despite the lack of snow. However, the internet situation was not great. Be warned, the wifi is not free, which boggles my mind given that even cheap hotels have free wifi. Because we needed to work during our stay, wifi was important. We had a lot of trouble getting it set up, even though we followed the instructions. The 3d-party 24-hour help desk was not responsive. When we were finally able to get connected, we were told it was going to cost almost twice as much as WorldMark said it would be. When we asked the front desk about that, they said we would be charged the lower amount. Long story short, they didn't honor that and their friendliness suddenly evaporated when we asked about it.

I was running a marathon in the Heber City, Wasatch area, so I was fortunate enough to score a 2…read morebedroom unit while waiting on the wait list as a WorldMark owner. This resort was located in a very nice and quiet area. Whether you're planning to use the kitchen or not, restaurants and stores are just a short drive away. Check-in was quick and the staff at the front desk was nice and friendly. Parking was underground and the spaces were kind of tight, so it was nice to be driving a compact car. The unit that I was assigned was very spacious and I found everything to be clean. It was definitely more than adequate for a short weekend getaway!

I use to go hiking up in this campground 3X a week and watched it being built. I marveled at how…read moresmart it was being developed and it was in a great place to boot! My family loves to go camping and it was just minutes away from my house in Sandy! Lovely area! If you go up the road just a little bit, there is a great fishing lake at the top of this drive. (Not the drive that goes through to the other side). Go visit, kick off your shoes and stay awhile. Hand out with the squirrels. Take a hike, get out of the daily grind! It's just a hop, skip and a jump away!

This is a really nice place to camp. Close to silver lake, a river (not much fish in the river)…read more Matter in fact we didn't even get a bite. The camp sites are clean and trails well worn. The bathrooms in the men's side could be cleaner but I guess with lots of young boy campers, they just don't keep the seats clean. At least the toilets are not the standard hole in the ground. It's nice to have plumbing and no flies. The only things is didn't like were the pricing. We had 3 parking stalls and they charged $78 per night.

Ledgefork is an incredibly beautiful campground in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The…read morecampground is managed by the Utah Recreation Company/Go Camp Utah. It is located about 30 minutes Northeast of Kamas, with the last 5 miles on a dirt/rock road. Reservations are easily made on the Recreation government website. The campground is on the edge of the Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, with access to a number of hiking trails nearby. While the Reservoir itself is open to boats, many areas seemed shallow and mucky to me, and I did not see boats in the water. I did see plenty of people fishing, however, so it's likely a good spot for that. The section of the Reservoir near the campground is dried up, leaving behind an eerie looking landscape of jagged tree trunks and aquatic plants. It's not the most beautiful sight, but it is definitely very interesting. The campsites themselves are located across 2 loops. While the campground was completely full during my visit, Loop A definitely felt spacious and private, whereas Loop B felt crowded and like a huge fishing and country music party (although I didn't see the "tent only" sites). Which would probably be fun if that's your thing, but I prefer private, quiet, and wooded sites. So our site (32) in Loop A was perfect for me! The site itself was very large and had lots of beautiful trees, just as many of the sites in the loop were fairly heavily wooded. We saw a number of different types of birds in addition to squirrels and chipmunks among the pine and aspen trees. We also awoke to bear poop along the path to the dumpster, so keep in mind you might have some large guests lurking around at night! The campsites do not have water (a few spigots are located throughout each loop), electricity, or a dump station. As we were heading back to SLC, we stopped at Jordanelle to use theirs, but the line was VERY long and we had to pay $10. My husband and I visited Ledgefork on our first trip with our vintage trailer and had an amazing time that we will always remember! We will be back when the campgrounds open for the season next year.

The campsite was very nice. Although the reservations were not up to date when we arrived and it…read morecaused some confusion. The creek is nice to explore. I would recommend bringing a small boat to fish on the lake

Very helpful staff. We had a lot of moving parts to our group and they were patient. Equipment was…read morewell maintained. Great time!

I came to rent a watercraft during published business hours and was turned away due to…read more"understaffing".

If I could give 0 starts I would. This was a birthday trip that took time and money to plan out…read more The first day we arrived to the hotel, there was no hot water. I called front desk and they assured me they would send maintenance up, after 20 mins of waiting (after a whole day of traveling), I called again and front desk said they would check with maintenance again, then they called me back saying actually the boiler is broken and there will be no hot water to use for the night. I travel a lot and have never stayed at a resort (or even regular hotel) with no working hot water. This issue was not fixed the next morning, so we couldn't take a shower the next day either. We had a ski reservation, so in the afternoon when I called the hotel if we can shower (we desperately needed to shower especially after skiing), they said they finally have someone came to fix it but it will take time to heat up for the whole place and cannot walk guarantee how long it will take. I expressed how ridiculous this situation is and the only thing they offered was to refund for 1 day of resort fee. On our last day, the AC unit broke so there was no heat in our room (the day we left in the morning, it was 29 degrees outside). Also the whole time we were there, no one ever came to clean the room (every single hotel and resort I've ever stayed at, they come to clean daily or at-least every other day). This is not a resort - there's no typical resort amenities and the rooms look so old like they have not been updated in a long time. Everything was broken and the management offered no accommodation besides refunding 1 day of resort fee lol 100% would stay away and don't waste your money or point at this place.

This hotel isn't just "under renovation" it's an active construction site. I stayed here for work…read morelast week and it's a mess. The floors are covered in plastic wrap, there's painter's tape (and active painting!) everywhere, the lobby pool is totally torn to shreds. My coworkers and I were wondering what fumes we were being exposed to every time we walked through the hotel. There's no housekeeping unless you ask, and only available during certain hours (So when I noticed the shampoo in my shower was empty I was SOL.), they offer a "discounted" rate to the health club across the street for the lack of pool (it should be free for the hassle), and worst of all they still charge a resort fee on the bill? For what??? The few positives are that the front desk staff was nice, and my room was large, quiet, and mostly clean. You could tell they recently renovated the room but didn't do the best job--shower leaked all over the floor, paint was peeling from the ceiling, and the door was super hard to open. Maybe the hotel will be nice when the renovation is done, but for now I would definitely avoid.

Perfectly situated off of the Mirror Lake Highway, and perched near the tranquil waters of…read moreButterfly Lake, this campground is probably my favorite designated camping area along this great stretch of scenic road. Winning that distinction is no small feat, as there are so many spots to stay along Utah's most prominent scenic byway, but it's just got so much going for it. First, it's at about 10,300ft in elevation, which means that in the blazing heat of summer, you may just kiss the '70s, spend most of the day in the '60s, and have those incredible nights in the tent in the '40s where you thank your lucky stars that you have someone who will go up the Mirror Lake Highway with you and hike by day, and snuggle up in a sleeping-bag-for-two by night. I've not actually had that last experience, but it's on my list. At any rate, the elevation is just what you need in summer, and is not to be messed with in cooler temps. The Highway actually closes during winter, so this campground typically doesn't open until around Memorial Day each spring. The namesake lake is delightful, and planted with willing trout. There are no monster fish lurking in the deep, but the kids will get a kick out of drowning a worm beneath a bobber. I also like that the lake is far enough away from the campsites that you're not constantly worrying about little ones wandering off to play in the water. The further up the road in the campground, the more true this is. If you're looking to launch off for adventure, there are hikes on hikes on hikes. My favorite ever lackadaisical hike I've ever had was on the MLH, but you can find your own. The western terminus of the Highline Trail is just a few hundred feet away down the road, so check that out for a starting point, or grab one of the other many trailheads at your disposal-Ruth Lake, Mirror Lake, Fehr Lake-those are all bodies of waters and names of nearby trailheads. I typically stay in dispersed campsites, but having a few resources, restrooms, parking, and a picnic table is nice sometimes too. I dream of staying here in the height of summer, of making overly-complicated camp meals, of wandering the creeks, of homemade marshmallow s'mores, hand-churned ice cream, and that warm sleeping bag at night.

Our family office meeting Altitude 26 was a real success. The Stein Eriksen Lodge staff is…read morededicated and professional. They made our experience smooth and very well organized. The lodge was built in the 1980s and offer a warm and welcoming luxurious environment with ski-in and -out option. Unfortunately, the snow was icy and melting, so limited skiing. My lodge room was spacious and well accommodated with incredibly beautiful views of the mountains and an outdoor jacuzzi. I also enjoyed the warmth of the fire place. The design leans towards a more rustic and comfortable decor rather than modern. I was very impressed by the food served during our meetings. The Elk Medallón were absolutely delicious. The breakfast buffet is also special with plenty of choices including fresh omelets and croissants. This is definitely an elegant and sophisticated destination in Deer Valley. This place is very special from a service standpoint it goes beyond all of your friendly expectations.

Full confession! I was comped on this visit ($940 a night in the off season), but what an…read moreabsolutely amazing place! I don't know what to say, OMG!!! The grounds facilities were beautiful, the food was awesome (mostly), the staff was amazing, the room was amazing, the Deer Valley sights/surroundings were VERY amazing!!! Everything about this place was amazing!!! I will come back (when someone else is paying), without even thinking about it! If I am paying, I might think about it twice, or 60 seconds.

This is the perfect place to stay if you're looking for a cozy weekend getaway! It has a very…read moresimilar European theme as the rest of the town and it is less than a mile to the homestead crater and ice castles. The couple are very friendly and the home is very clean. My very favorite thing about the home is the bathroom! It has a dry sauna, a steam shower, and a jacuzzi tub! The bed is a 4-post king with extra pillows and there's a fire place. There is also an individual temperature control unit in the room so that you can adjust it to your liking. The home has a classic look but feels very well kept and modernized. You can also choose your time for breakfast between 8 and 10am, which is convenient. Check in is at 3pm so I recommend you make a crater reservation at 2:30, go for a float and then get changed and head straight to the sauna. If you're visiting in winter you can relax in time to head over to the ice castles (same parking lot as the crater) and/or go ice-skating at the rink. Overall, very happy with the stay.

I decided to take my girlfriend here for our 3rd anniversary. I'm glad I did! The place is…read moreabsolutely beautiful, well taken care of, and owned by some great, friendly people. We decided to stay in the Woodland room. It was comfortable, included a nice patio, an amazing huge jacuzzi, dry sauna, shower with steam capabilities, and a very comfortable bed. We spent a TON of time in our room just relaxing and enjoying what was basically our own spa. There is no TV in the room, but you won't want one. They do have wifi though if you absolutely have to watch your Netflix. Every morning they also make breakfast for you! We had some absolutely amazing Belgian waffles with really great lemony drizzle, some melted butter, amazing fruit and more. The breakfasts were absolutely amazing and delicious. The hot chocolate was especially good! They also have popcorn, movies you can watch, and even some homemade cookies available throughout the day. If you decide to venture out of your room, here are some things to do in mid-December...Tubing at Soldier Hollow, Swimming at the Crater, ice skating in town, cross country skiing, and surely more things that I'm unaware of. I will say the food choices in Midway were pretty lacking, but that of course isn't the Invited Inn's fault. This was the perfect anniversary trip and one we will always remember and likely repeat!