Wasatch Mountain State Park
Utah

Wasatch Mountain State Park

Deer Dreek Campground Rd, Utah 84049
Available Activities
  • Hiking
  • Camping
  • Swimming
  • Wildlife Watching
  • Mountain Biking
  • Horseback Riding
  • Snowshoeing
  • Scenic Overlooks
  • Golfing
  • RV
  • Biking

Utah’s Largest State Park With Championship Golf and Olympic Legacy — 22,000-Acre State Park in the Heber Valley Surrounded by the Wasatch Mountains, Four Championship 18-Hole Golf Courses Including the 2002 Winter Olympics Soldier Hollow Venue, Year-Round Campground With Full Hookups and Rental Cabins, Horseback Riding on Mountain Trails, Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing at Soldier Hollow in Winter, Hiking and Mountain Biking Through Alpine Meadows and Aspen Groves, Near Midway Wasatch County Heber Valley Central Utah

Wasatch Mountain State Park is Utah’s largest state park at 22,000 acres in the Heber Valley, Wasatch County, central Utah, managed by Utah Division of State Parks. The park features four championship 18-hole golf courses — the Wasatch Mountain courses (Mountain and Lake) and the Soldier Hollow courses (Gold and Silver) which served as the 2002 Winter Olympics cross-country skiing and biathlon venue, year-round campground with full hookups and rental cabins, horseback riding on mountain trails through oak and aspen forest, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Soldier Hollow in winter — with groomed trails on the Olympic course, hiking and mountain biking through alpine meadows and aspen groves, spectacular views of the Wasatch Range and the Heber Valley, and a four-season mountain recreation destination just 30 minutes from Park City.

The Olympic legacy is a unique drawSoldier Hollow hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics cross-country skiing and biathlon events, and visitors can ski the same trails where Olympic athletes competed. In summer, the Olympic venue transforms into a championship golf course.

The golf is exceptionalfour 18-hole courses at elevation surrounded by mountain scenery makes this one of the best public golf destinations in the American West. The thin mountain air adds noticeable distance to every shot.

Things to Do

  • Golf — 4 championship courses
  • Olympics — Soldier Hollow venue
  • Camping — year-round, hookups
  • XC skiing — Olympic trails
  • Horseback — mountain trails
  • Hiking/biking — alpine meadows

Park Information

FeatureDetails
LocationNear Midway, Wasatch County, UT
Size22,000 acres — Utah’s largest SP
Golf4 x 18-hole championship
Olympics2002 Winter — Soldier Hollow
CampingFull hookups + cabins, year-round
Managed ByUtah Division of State Parks
Coordinates40.5333° N, 111.5000° W

Frequently Asked Questions

Wildlife & Nature

Wasatch Mountain SP — 22,000 acresUtah’s largest state park. The park’s mountain meadows, aspen-oak forest, and alpine terrain support elk, moose, mule deer, and wild turkeys. Two 27-hole golf courses are nestled in the mountains.

Nearby Attractions

Midway — adjacent — Homestead Crater (swim in a 90°F geothermal hot spring inside a volcano-like dome). Heber City — 3 miles east. Park City — 15 miles north.

Was Wasatch Mountain State Park in the Olympics?

Yes — Soldier Hollow within Wasatch Mountain State Park hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics cross-country skiing and biathlon events. Today, visitors can ski the Olympic trails in winter and play the championship golf courses in summer. Utah’s largest state park at 22,000 acres near Midway in the Heber Valley offers four 18-hole golf courses, year-round camping with hookups, horseback riding, and hiking. Just 30 minutes from Park City.

The location is perfect for basecamp recreation. Just 30 minutes from Park City and surrounded by Wasatch Mountain peaks, the park puts you at the center of Utah’s most concentrated outdoor recreation corridor. The Heber Valley’s Swiss-style village of Midway offers charming restaurants and hot springs just minutes from the campground.

Last updated: May 2026

Sarah Mitchell

About the Author

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Sarah Mitchell is an outdoor writer and trail researcher with over 8 years of experience exploring state parks across America. As the lead editor at AmericasStateParks.org, she has personally visited more than 200 parks in 42 states, logging thousands of trail miles and hundreds of campground nights. Sarah specializes in detailed park guides, accessibility information, and family-friendly outdoor planning. Her work focuses on helping first-time visitors feel confident and well-prepared for their state park adventures.

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Last updated: May 14, 2026

Park Location

Deer Dreek Campground Rd, Utah 84049