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Homes with RV parking in Hyde Park
Hyde Park homes for sale with room for an RV, a boat or a trailer, from every brokerage, shown live from the MLS. Under the listings: what the city code says, where the room is, and what to measure on a tour.
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The fit check
Will your rig fit the lot?
Choose the rig you own to see what its lot must offer. These lengths are rough sizes. Your own spec sheet, plus the hitch, gives the real number.
General lengthAbout 18 to 35 feet
What the lot must offer
- The way in. Think about the turn from the street. On main roads the city lists, such as Center Street and 600 South, the code asks for a turnaround or circle drive so no one backs out.
- The gate. Side mirrors and fenders reach past the body of the trailer. Measure the gate when it is swung wide, not the space between the posts.
- The tongue. Add the hitch to the sticker length, since it can add several feet.
General lengthAbout 25 to 40 feet
What the lot must offer
- Overhead. The nose of a fifth wheel rides tall. Check the eaves, the trees and the wires above the pad.
- The swing. The truck stays hooked up as you back in. The city caps a driveway at 30 feet wide, so measure the opening at the street.
- The pad. A heavy fifth wheel rests its weight on small landing legs. A concrete pad carries that load better than loose rock.
General lengthAbout 25 to 45 feet
What the lot must offer
- Height. A large motorhome may be 12 feet tall or more. State roads allow 14 feet tall and 8.5 feet wide, so check every roof edge on your way in.
- The turn. A long rig wants a wide street, or a drive that lets you roll through instead of backing down the block.
- Power. A 30 or 50 amp plug keeps the fridge cold and the batteries topped up at home.
General lengthAbout 15 to 30 feet
What the lot must offer
- Count them all. A boat plus an ATV trailer takes two spots, or one very long pad.
- Off the street. The city does not let a vehicle sit on a road for 48 hours in a row. Plan for the trailer to live on your lot.
- The gate swing. Make sure the gate swings clear of the trailer once it is parked.
Sizes here are rough. The real length and height come from the rig's own spec sheet.
The guide
What to know before you buy
The local read, the weather, the cost, before you tour, the rules and how we work together
The local read
What RV parking means in Hyde Park
In shortThis page lists homes with a spot to park an RV, a boat or a trailer outside. If you want the rig under a roof, start with the 3-car garage homes page.
Words differ between listings, so here is how this page uses them. RV parking means an open spot outside the house, such as a pad, a wide driveway, or room beside or behind the home. A garage bay is a tall, deep room you drive into. For many buyers an outside pad is all the rig needs between trips.
Hyde Park's city code has no rule written just for RVs. It does say that in a residential zone no part of the front or side yard may be used for parking. It also lets you drive across the front yard to reach the side or back. Ask the city's planning office how that fits the lot you like.
Lot size helps here. The median lot is about 0.39 acre, and about 21 in 100 lots are an acre or more. The smallest lots, in the townhome areas, leave little room for a rig, so measure before you plan on it.
The trips are the point. From City Hall, the mouth of Hyde Park Canyon is about 9 minutes, Logan Canyon about 13 and Bear Lake about 59. A spot at home where the rig stays loaded makes each of those trips easier.
RV parking
This page- An open pad, drive or yard spot
- Rain, snow and sun reach the rig
- The city's yard rule decides where it can go
Garage room
Its own page- A deep bay with a tall door
- Snow and sun never touch the rig
- A big detached building goes to the Planning Commission
The weather
What a Hyde Park winter asks of a pad
Your rig sits outside through every season. The chart shows each month, with bars for snow and a line for wind.
Snow, inches (Utah State station)Average wind, mph (Logan-Cache Airport)
| Month | Snow, inches (Utah State station) | Average wind, mph (Logan-Cache Airport) |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | 12.9 | 3 |
| Feb | 12.2 | 4 |
| Mar | 8.5 | 4.9 |
| Apr | 4.1 | 5.8 |
| May | 0.3 | 5.5 |
| Jun | 0 | 5.1 |
| Jul | 0 | 4.7 |
| Aug | 0 | 4.6 |
| Sep | 0 | 4.1 |
| Oct | 1.4 | 3.7 |
| Nov | 6.3 | 3.6 |
| Dec | 15.8 | 3.5 |
Pour concrete, skip gravel
Roughly 136 nights a year are at or below freezing at the Utah State station. Frozen ground can heave loose gravel over a few winters. Ask Hyde Park's building office for the frost depth. Cache County lists 30 inches for the valley.
Plan for the snow
December is the snowiest month, with about 16 inches at the station. From November 1 to April 1 you also cannot park on the street from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., so the rig needs a clear spot all winter.
Wind is light
Logan-Cache Airport averages 4.4 mph over a year, and April is the windiest month at 5.8. Gusts of 30 mph or more come in about 1 hour of every 100. Roll in the awning anyway.
Winterize by November
The first fall freeze comes about October 16 at the station. By November the average low is about 29 degrees. Empty the water lines by then, or leave the rig plugged in and heated.
Snow, nights at or below freezing, first freeze and lows: NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals, Utah State University station about 4 miles south of town. Wind: hourly readings at Logan-Cache Airport, southwest of town, 2006 to 2025 (Iowa Environmental Mesonet). Frost depth: the building page of Cache County, which covers the valley.
The cost
What RV parking costs in Hyde Park
A pad does not set a price by itself. It rides with the lot, and the lot and the house move the price far more than the pad does. I have no Hyde Park table that prices RV parking, so I will not guess.
Owners tell the Census that a typical Hyde Park home is worth about $573,900. Homes with RV parking can list above or below that, so shop by the lot first.
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Before you tour
The RV parking checklist
Take this on every showing. Tick each line as you check it. Your ticks stay on this device.
The rules
Rules to check before you count on it
A wide pad is only part of the story. These decide where a rig may sit, and what it takes to build more room later.
The city's yard rule
In a residential zone, Hyde Park City Code says no part of the front or side yard may be used for parking. You may cross the front yard to reach the side or back. Roads such as Center Street, 600 South and 250 East also need a turnaround or circle drive, so no one has to back out. Ask the planning office at 435-563-6507 how this fits your lot.
On the street
No vehicle may sit on a city road for 48 hours in a row. From November 1 to April 1, no one may park on a street or city lot from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
A shop or RV garage later
A detached building of 450 square feet or more, or 14 feet tall or more, goes to the Planning Commission for review, with public notice. It must sit at least 10 feet from the side line and be no taller than 25 feet. All your outbuildings together may cover no more than a quarter of the back yard.
The CC&Rs and the canal
A plat can record CC&Rs that limit RV parking, so ask for them early. The code also keeps buildings 30 feet from a canal right-of-way, which matters on a lot beside a canal.
How we work together
How we find you the right lot
The MLS has no clean RV filter. My base is Southern Utah, so a partner agent in Cache Valley runs your Hyde Park search with you. Here is how we work around the gap.
Tell me the rig
Tell me how long and how tall it is, and what else you tow. Boats and toy trailers matter too.
A partner agent studies each lot
A partner agent I trust in Cache Valley checks the photos and the lot lines on each new home in your budget, not only the ones tagged RV.
You get a short list
Only homes with room, each with a note on the pad, the gate and the city's yard rule.
We measure on the tour
Bring a tape. We check the gate, the width and the overhead before the offer is written. My part is the homework and the lending.
Where to look
Where the RV parking tends to be
Room for a rig comes down to lot size and the city's yard rule. By county records and past listings, the newer east side plats and the larger middle blocks are the places to start. Pins show where each area sits.
East side
Juniper Ridge and Juniper Trails
Listings for newer homes here have shown RV parking. By county records the middle lot runs near a third of an acre, so measure each pad against the house.
East side
Shadow Bluff Estates
Built around 2007, with larger homes. A listing here has shown RV parking, and county records put the middle lot near 0.35 acre.
Northeast
Mountain Gate Estates
RV parking has turned up in a listing here. By county records, lots around the pin run about 0.30 acre, so measure beside the house first.
North
Chapel Hills
An older plat with homes from the 1990s. One listing mentioned RV parking, and by county records lots around the pin run about 0.31 acre.
South of Center
Evergreen Estates and the south middle blocks
Homes from around 1999, with lots around the pin of about 0.89 acre by county records. County records show 82 homes on an acre or more in the middle blocks south of Center, and 60 north of it.
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The trips
Where the rig goes from here
Parking at home pays off when the trip begins at your own driveway. Times run by car from Hyde Park City Hall, 113 East Center Street.
- 9 minHyde Park Canyon
A 2.85-mile piece of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail opened here in 2024.
- 10 minLogan
Five miles south on US-91, for the big stores and Utah State University.
- 13 minLogan Canyon
The road to Bear Lake starts here. Check UDOT for road work before a summer drive.
- 23 minCherry Peak
The closest ski area, near Richmond at the north end of the valley.
- 59 minBear Lake
About 42 miles away, up Logan Canyon on US-89, on the Utah and Idaho line.
Drive times: map estimates from City Hall in normal conditions, matched to the Hyde Park hub. Road limits: UDOT rule R909-2-4. Add time for snow.
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Talk to Scott
Want the RV lots worth a visit on one short list?
Tell me your budget, the part of town you prefer, and the rig you tow. I connect you with a partner agent I trust in Cache Valley for the showings, and I keep the homework and the loan side. Before you fall for a home, we check the pad, the gate and the yard rule.
How it works in Hyde Park
- Ask me about any lot.See a Hyde Park listing with a pad or gate that looks promising? Send it over, and I pass back what your partner agent finds on the width, the gate and the yard rule.
- Help from someone nearby.I connect you with a partner agent I trust in Cache Valley for the showings, the offer and the closing. I stay on your file.
- A lender's eye on the listing.I am licensed in both real estate and lending. On any one purchase I take one role. If I am your lender, I can tell you early if a home could be hard to get a loan on.
- A reply within one business day.Questions about any home above are welcome. Call or text, and I get back to you within one business day.
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