Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State Park - United States

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About Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State Park

RV quick facts for Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State Park

DetailInformation
Full hookupsNone on site, day-use OHV park only
Dump stationNot available at the park, use facilities at nearby Salt Lake area campgrounds
Cell serviceStrong coverage throughout the Salt Lake City metro area
Road restrictionsUrban streets with typical city clearances, avoid low railroad underpasses on side routes
Reservation windowNo overnight reservations, park operates as day-use
Nearest airportSalt Lake City International Airport, a few miles away

Best time to visit Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State Park

Late spring through early fall, roughly April through October, offers the most comfortable conditions for outdoor riding and walking the adjacent Jordan River Parkway. Summer days can be hot and dusty in the Salt Lake Valley, so early mornings and evenings are generally more pleasant. Shoulder seasons bring cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, which is convenient for RV travelers pairing the park with other Wasatch Front stops. Winter visits are possible on clear days, but snow, ice, and valley inversions can limit use of the tracks.

Jan 35 mm
37°F - 23°F

Cold, snow and ice likely, riding surfaces may be unusable

Feb 35 mm
45°F - 27°F

Late winter, variable conditions

Mar 45 mm
55°F - 34°F

Spring thaw, occasional mud

Apr 50 mm
63°F - 39°F

Mild and pleasant for day use

May 45 mm
73°F - 48°F

Prime shoulder-season riding weather

Jun 25 mm
84°F - 57°F

Warm and dry

Jul 15 mm
93°F - 64°F

Hot, plan rides for morning or evening

Aug 20 mm
91°F - 64°F

Hot and dusty

Sep 20 mm
81°F - 54°F

Comfortable early fall conditions

Oct 35 mm
66°F - 43°F

Cool and scenic

Nov 35 mm
50°F - 32°F

Early snow possible

Dec 35 mm
39°F - 25°F

Cold with frequent snow and valley inversions

Things to do at Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State Park

  • OHV track riding Easy
    RV parking available

    The park's dedicated tracks are the main attraction for small off-highway vehicles and mini bikes. Riders use marked courses designed for motorized recreation in an urban setting.

  • Radio-controlled vehicle course Easy
    RV parking available

    The facility includes space for hobbyists running radio-controlled cars and trucks. It's a family-friendly activity that pairs well with a short RV day trip from a Salt Lake Valley campground.

  • Jordan River Parkway Trail Easy
    RV parking available

    The adjacent Jordan River Parkway offers paved, mostly flat walking and cycling along the river. Plans to build a trail network along the 50-mile river corridor were first brought to the communities along the water in the 1970s, and the National Park Service Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance program has helped close gaps in the parkway over the years. nps.gov/articles/putting-the-pieces-together-utah-s-jordan-river-parkway-and-big-bend-habitat.htm

  • Birdwatching along the Jordan River Easy
    RV parking available

    The river corridor supports riparian habitat that draws songbirds and waterfowl. Quiet mornings are the best time to spot wildlife from the parkway path near the park.

  • Day trip to Antelope Island State Park Easy
    RV parking available

    Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake is a popular RV-accessible day trip north of the Jordan River OHV park. The causeway drive, bison herds, and lake views make it a strong pairing with a Salt Lake Valley base camp.

  • Wasatch canyon scenic drives Easy

    Big Cottonwood, Little Cottonwood, and Mill Creek Canyons are within easy reach for a tow-vehicle day drive. Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons in Salt Lake County are Salt Lake City watersheds where domestic animals are prohibited, even inside a vehicle, so plan pets accordingly.

  • Downtown Salt Lake City sightseeing Easy

    Temple Square, museums, and the Utah State Capitol are all a short drive from the park. It's a convenient rest-day option when rainy or snowy weather limits outdoor riding.

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How to get to Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State Park

The park sits in northwest Salt Lake City near Redwood Road and is easily reached from I-15 and I-215 within about 10 to 15 minutes of downtown Salt Lake City. Ogden is roughly 40 minutes north and Provo about 50 minutes south along I-15, making it an easy detour on a Wasatch Front RV trip. RV drivers should expect urban traffic, low-clearance viaducts, and tight city streets near the park, so larger rigs are better parked at a nearby campground with the tow or a smaller vehicle used to reach the site. Salt Lake City International Airport is only a few miles away, which is convenient for fly-and-rent RV travelers.

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