Brighton, Utah, lures RV travelers with Brighton Resort's legendary ski powder and Big Cottonwood Canyon's hiking trails to Silver Lake. Two parks anchor your stay: Cummings Parkway and Dry Hollow Campground. Camp here to ski fresh runs in winter or chase wildflowers in summer, all minutes from Salt Lake City.
Brighton hugs Big Cottonwood Canyon along Highway 190, where Brighton Resort pumps out over 500 inches of snow each winter for skiers and snowboarders. Summer hikers climb to Dog Lake or Mary Ellen Gulch, wildflowers exploding in July. Fall paints the aspens gold along canyon ridges.
Cummings Parkway delivers easy access for solo RVers chasing quick canyon escapes. Dry Hollow Campground fits groups and pet owners with showers, spacious sites, and pet-friendly policies starting at $40 per night.
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Brighton excels in skiing at Brighton Resort and hiking Big Cottonwood Canyon trails. The resort drops over 500 inches of powder annually, drawing powder hounds from afar. Summer brings wildflower hikes to Silver Lake and Dog Lake, while fall aspens light up the canyon. RV parks position you steps from these alpine gems.
Cummings Parkway and Dry Hollow Campground top the list for Brighton-area RV stays. Cummings Parkway sits right in the canyon for easy access. Dry Hollow adds showers, group sites, and pet-friendly spots from $40/night, perfect for extended mountain base camps.
Yes, Dry Hollow Campground welcomes pets on leashes. It features pet-friendly sites with showers and group areas starting at $40/night. Cummings Parkway also accommodates pets, letting you explore Big Cottonwood Canyon trails worry-free with your furry companion.