Check in was very easy. Rooms appear to be a little older…read more Need a little tlc. Walls are thin, floors are thin. Very step above was heard like it was in the room.

Love this chain of economical hotels . Their included breakfast is definitely a huge plus .read more

Aaron and his staff are amazing to work with. I have been the dj for six events at Heather Hills…read morenow, and it is one of my favorite venues in Southern Utah. Aaron goes above and beyond to be accommodating with times and setup. He has even been known to let parties arrive up to a week early to set up, just to alleviate their stress on the day of their wedding. The venue is always very clean and professional. There are multiple comfortable spaces for families to get ready and relax before the event. The outdoor lawn for ceremonies is always pristine and very beautifully decorated. His custom arch for the ceremony backdrop is incredible. I've seen people in other reviews saying don't bring your children. Aaron is a super nice guy, but he takes care of his venue and expects parents to do their job by not letting their kids touch things they aren't supposed to or break things. If you're willing to watch your own kids, you'll have a great experience here.

My niece recently had her wedding at Heather Hill Farm and this was the perfect venue. Whether your…read moreevent is casual or formal - or in between - this is a great location! The onsite owners are very attentive and adaptable to your needs from set up, decorating, and hosting throughout your event as needed. The barn is charming and also has a nice pine smell from the beautiful rustic interior. The location also features both bride and groom rooms, warming kitchen, patio, good sound system, air conditioning, and chairs and tables that provided a nice place to eat and enjoy the event. I highly recommend this location for any event! I know it was a special place for my family to enjoy my niece's wedding. Thank you all!

What a dump! Do not attempt to stay here! We made reservations online and believed their website…read moreinformation that it was an RV resort with amenities. We pulled in and immediately left. The place is all uneven dirt with potholes. There is junk laying around everywhere. The park smelled like a sewer. To say it was run down, is an understatement. There was no one around, absolutely no one! We have traveled all over the country in our different RVs for over 15 years, and this place was the worst we have ever seen.

Off the main highways making it a quiet beautiful place to stay. There was plenty of RV spots. The…read morecustomer service was excellent. They told us about the many fruit trees and bushes around the property. The food was delicious and service was friendly as they took our order. There was also a band playing some country songs. The only thing we felt was needed was more showers available for campers. Will definitely make this our new spot to stay.

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.

Travelling through the area from Australia, stumbled onto this prefect gem of a theatre and had a…read moregreat night out is this tiny town. Highly recommend spending a few hours reminiscing over a classic of two here. Proprietors are great, welcoming and friendly. Top quality snacks. Not to be missed!

This is a super cute movie theatre in a small town! They have ice cream, popcorn, candy, soda, and…read morefood for sale. We saw wicked and had a great viewing experience! Come support this cool theatre!

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 .