Yes! We are family friendly. Check with our property manager concierge for arranging additional kid-friendly amenities.

Our Rossie Hill townhome is fully family-ready, and centrally located, allowing you to maximize your vacation hours by quickly walking and/or accessing public transit to the resorts, local attractions, shops, and restaurants. This convenience minimizes travel time and leads to a more relaxed and flexible itinerary, enabling spontaneous plans with easier coordination for daily activities, ultimately creating a more enjoyable and less stressful family trip.

The most immediate advantage are the common living areas and a full kitchen for cost-effective, family-style meals. Furthermore, there's a sense of togetherness and shared experience that a multi-room townhome provides over separate hotel room stays. 

Our townhome has a stock of children's games, books, puzzles, snow sleds, dinner and drink ware, etc.

Our location on historic Rossie Hill is quiet, safe, and backs up to explorable green space, which is ideal for spontaneous backyard sledding in the winter.

Deer Valley and the greater Park City area offer a tremendous amount of family fun, both on and off the slopes, and across all seasons.

While Deer Valley is famous as a skiers-only resort (no snowboarding allowed), the activities and amenities cater specifically to families looking for a high-end, friendly, and memorable vacation.

Our Lower Deer Valley townhome is well equipped with generously-sized accommodations for families looking for a centrally-located base for adventure.

For extra gear, contact our property manager concierge services team who can arrange a whole assortment of family-friendly upgrades, including ski-rentals, groceries, play-pens, high-chairs, etc.

Both Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain Resort offer excellent family ski school options, but with different focuses. Deer Valley and their 'green-team' staff provides a more upscale, ski-only experience with highly-regarded children's programs like the Fawn Special (age 3) and Adventure Club (ages 7-12), emphasizing personalized attention, very small group sizes, and a combination of ski time with dedicated indoor childcare facilities for younger kids. Book reservations in advance as they do fill up. 

Meanwhile, Park City Mountain Resort, which allows both skiing and snowboarding, offers a wide variety of lessons through its Ski & Snowboard School, including full-day group lessons for both sports and specialized programs like the Ultimate 4 for young children (ages 4-6) and the All Terrain Program for older kids, providing access to a vast and diverse terrain. In short, Deer Valley is typically viewed as a premier, ski-focused experience with smaller class sizes, while Park City offers a broader range of options for both skiers and snowboarders on a massive mountain.

• Sleigh Rides: Enjoy a magical horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy landscape, often with an option for dinner at a remote mountain lodge (like Snowed Inn or Broken Arrow Sleigh Rides).

• Dog Sledding: Take a thrilling ride on a dogsled pulled by a team of Huskies through the beautiful winter scenery.

• Snowmobiling: Guided snowmobile tours are available nearby for an exhilarating family outing.

• Snow Tubing: Woodward Park City and Soldier Hollow offer dedicated, lift-served tubing lanes that are a blast for all ages.

• Utah Olympic Park: Visit the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics. You can ride the thrilling Comet Bobsled, watch ski jumpers train, and explore the two excellent museums (the Alf Engen Ski Museum and the Olympic Museum).

• Ice Skating: There are indoor and outdoor rinks available, including at the base of Park City Mountain Resort. These are seasonal so double-check availability directly with the venue.

• Park City Museum: A hands-on opportunity to explore the town's silver mining past, featuring exhibits like the old territorial jail and mining artifacts, which engage kids with local history.

• Sweet Treats and Dining: The street is home to classic spots like the famous Java Cow Coffee & Ice Cream and other candy and ice cream shops that are a must-visit for any child.

• Trolley Ride: The free Main Street Trolley provides a fun and easy way to travel up and down the hill, often a favorite simple activity for young children.

• Art Exploration: Browsing the numerous art galleries and the nearby Kimball Art Center can be a great way to expose older children to art, with the Kimball often offering family-friendly events or drop-in studio time.

• Park City Ghost Tours: For families with older, brave children, a ghost tour offers a spooky and entertaining way to learn about the town's colorful and sometimes creepy history after dark.

• Shopping: Unique toy stores, bookstores like Dolly's Bookstore, and souvenir shops provide fun browsing opportunities.

• Access & Convenience: Experience maximum value and convenience with our spacious, mountain-contemporary lodging, providing ample room for relaxation. Enjoy immediate, effortless access to the slopes and resorts in a setting of understated luxury.

• Luxury Childcare & Kids' Programs: Resorts like Montage Deer Valley offer signature programs (like Paintbox) that provide themed activities, crafts, and games for young children. These are usually at an extra-fee, and may or may not allow outside guests, but are often open to the public. Check directly with the resorts' concierge for schedule and details.

• Spa & Pools: Many Deer Valley and Park City resorts have heated outdoor pools which may be open to the pubilc at an extra fee. This may be based on seasonal occupancy and may not be available, but can be worth a check if interested.