Fruit Heights clings to the Wasatch foothills in Davis County, Utah, pulling RVers with easy drives to Antelope Island's roaming bison and the Great Salt Lake's bizarre buoyancy. Cherry Hill Camping Resort and Cook Campsite anchor your stay, both welcoming pets from under $50 a night. Base here to hike Mueller Park trails by day and stargaze by night.
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Fruit Heights blends suburban peace with rugged access. Hikers tackle Mueller Park's five-mile loop through oak canyons and wildflower meadows. Families flock to Community Park for Little League games, picnics, and summer splash pads. The annual Fruit Heights Days festival explodes each July with parades down Main Street, rodeo roping, and fireworks over the foothills.
Cherry Hill Camping Resort draws families and groups who need WiFi, hot showers, and big group sites starting at $45/night. Pets join the fun without hassle. Cook Campsite fits pet owners and quiet campers who build campfires amid the chill mountain air.
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Fruit Heights earns fame for its Wasatch foothill perch and gateway role to Antelope Island State Park. Mueller Park delivers five miles of shaded hiking trails alive with deer and wild turkeys. Locals celebrate Fruit Heights Days in July: parades roll down 200 North, rodeos thrill crowds, and fireworks cap community barbecues. This mix hooks outdoor families year-round.
Cherry Hill Camping Resort and Cook Campsite top the list for Fruit Heights RVers. Cherry Hill sits minutes from Highway 89 with WiFi, showers, group sites, and pet policies from $45/night. Cook Campsite offers pet-friendly spots and campfires, ideal for simple setups near Mueller Park trails.
Yes, both Cherry Hill Camping Resort and Cook Campsite welcome pets. Cherry Hill lets dogs roam its group sites alongside WiFi and showers. Cook Campsite suits pet lovers with open policies and campfire rings, so leash up and explore nearby Mueller Park together.