Park City Neighborhood
Trailside Park Homes for Sale
A family-friendly, trail-connected neighborhood in the Snyderville Basin, minutes from Round Valley and Kimball Junction.
A Family-Friendly, Trail-Connected Neighborhood
Trailside is a residential neighborhood in the eastern Snyderville Basin, one of the Park City area’s most sought-after places for families. It grew up around Trailside Park, the Basin’s first true community park, and is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, its parks, and its exceptional trail access. It offers a blend of homes, condominiums, and abundant outdoor recreation, an active, connected lifestyle in a scenic Wasatch setting.
The real estate here spans established single-family homes to newer executive-style residences and condominiums, giving buyers a genuine range of options. Trailside is especially appealing to young families, thanks to its moderate pricing and its proximity to Trailside Elementary School. Many homes sit on spacious lots with long views of the Wasatch Range, offering a tranquil yet active setting.
For those weighing where to buy in Park City, Trailside makes its case on community, recreation, and convenience together. It sits near U.S. Highway 40 with quick access to I-80 and regional commuter routes, close to Park City’s resorts and the extensive trail network of Round Valley. It’s a natural fit for families and outdoor enthusiasts who want a strong sense of community close to trails and town.
Homes for Sale in Trailside Park
The family-friendly character is central to understanding the area. With moderate pricing and Trailside Elementary close by, the neighborhood draws young families in particular, and how a home relates to the school, the parks, and the trail connections is often a key consideration.
Whether the goal is a starter home, an established family residence, an executive-style property, or a low-maintenance condominium, the right fit comes down to the same practical questions: which property type, how it relates to the schools, parks, and trails, and how the setting and commute suit how you want to live? These are best worked through in person.
Explore current Trailside listings below.
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Live MLS listings for Trailside Park are coming soon. Tell Karen what you are looking for and she will send matching properties directly.
Have a particular type of Trailside property in mind? Karen can help you compare current listings and how each home relates to the parks, trails, and schools.
Trailside Park Real Estate Market
The Trailside area’s inventory and market conditions can change as new properties come on the market and existing listings go under contract.
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Trailside Park Pros and Cons
Every Park City neighborhood comes with trade-offs. Here’s how Trailside tends to compare.
Why buyers choose Trailside
- A 60-acre park next doorTrailside Park offers sports fields, courts, a skatepark, a bike park, two playgrounds, and three pavilions.
- Trails in every directionNeighborhood trails connect to Trailside East’s 58 acres of open space and to the wider Round Valley trail network.
- Great for familiesTrailside Elementary is close by, with year-round trail connections to the school.
- Moderate pricingHomes here tend to be more attainable than in-town Park City neighborhoods.
- Commuter accessU.S. 40 and I-80 are close, making trips to Kimball Junction, the resorts, and Salt Lake City straightforward.
What to weigh before buying
- Not ski-in/ski-outCanyons Village is about 15 to 20 minutes away, and Main Street is about 20 minutes.
- Errands mean a driveShopping and dining are at Kimball Junction rather than within the neighborhood.
- An open, high-desert settingThe landscape is mostly sagebrush with fewer trees, so homes feel more open than wooded.
- Busy park daysTournaments and events at Trailside Park bring extra traffic and activity on peak weekends.
Trailside Park Real Estate Overview
Trailside offers a diverse range of properties, from established single-family homes to newer executive-style residences and condominiums. The neighborhood is especially appealing to young families, thanks to its moderate pricing and proximity to Trailside Elementary School. Many homes are set on spacious lots with long views of the Wasatch Range, giving the community a tranquil yet active feel.
That range of housing is one of the neighborhood’s strengths. Whether a buyer is after a starter home, an established family residence, or a more elegant executive-style property, Trailside offers options across different needs and stages, all within a single, well-connected community.
The everyday convenience rounds out the picture. With quick access to Kimball Junction for shopping and dining, residents enjoy practical, easy living alongside the neighborhood’s recreational appeal. Because the housing varies from condominiums to spacious-lot homes, the right choice tends to come down to how a buyer wants to live, details worth walking through property by property.
Communities in Trailside Park
The full list of Trailside Park communities is being finalized.
Location & Accessibility
Trailside is located in the eastern Snyderville Basin near U.S. Highway 40, with quick access to Interstate 80 and regional commuter routes. That central position within the Park City area puts outdoor adventures and everyday conveniences alike within easy reach.
Day to day, the location keeps the best of Park City close. Homes here sit roughly ten to fifteen minutes from Kimball Junction, fifteen to twenty minutes from Canyons Village at Park City Mountain, and about twenty minutes from Historic Main Street. Round Valley’s trail network is close by, with access points including the Quinn’s Trailhead off State Route 248.
For travel beyond Park City, Salt Lake City International Airport is typically a 35- to 40-minute drive. Combined with the neighborhood’s own parks and open space, that mix of connectivity and recreation is a large part of what makes Trailside so appealing to full-time residents.
Lifestyle in Trailside Park
Parks and Family Recreation
Trailside Park’s 60 acres include two large playing fields, courts, a skatepark, two playgrounds, and three pavilions, and neighboring Trailside East adds two artificial-turf fields, giving families a well-equipped hub close to home.
Trails and Round Valley Open Space
Neighborhood trails wind through Trailside East’s 58 acres of open space, where elk herds are often seen, and connect toward Round Valley, with groomed Nordic trails in winter.
Bike Park and Disc Golf
The Trailside Bike Park lets riders of every age and skill level progress through mixed routes, and the 9-hole disc golf course offers views of the Wasatch Back.
Dog Park and Community Life
The year-round dog park has separate fenced areas for small and large dogs, and the one-mile Trailside Loop is a designated off-leash trail, rounding out the neighborhood’s active, connected lifestyle.
The Character of Trailside Park
Trailside has a strong identity as a family-oriented, recreation-rich community, and the park came first. When Basin Recreation built Trailside Park in the late 1990s as the Snyderville Basin’s first true community park, it was considered to be in the middle of nowhere. Within a few years, new neighborhoods and an elementary school had grown up around it. From the bike park and disc golf course to the dog park and trails, Trailside is still designed for people who want daily life woven together with the outdoors.
Much of that character comes from the balance it strikes. With moderate pricing, a school close by, and easy commuting via Highway 40 and I-80, Trailside offers family-friendly living that stays connected to the resorts and the wider Park City area. The result is a neighborhood that feels welcoming and grounded: active, connected, and firmly rooted in community.
Get to Know Trailside Park with Karen Stone
Trailside rewards a close understanding of its range. The difference between a starter home, an established family residence, an executive-style property, and a condominium, along with how a home relates to the schools, parks, and extensive trail system, all shape a decision in a neighborhood built around family and the outdoors.
Karen Stone helps buyers and sellers work through exactly those considerations. Whether you’re comparing property types across the neighborhood, weighing value against space, or trying to understand how Trailside fits alongside the rest of Park City, she brings grounded, neighborhood-level guidance built around what matters most to you.
Reach out to talk through Trailside homes for sale and find the setting that fits how you want to live.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Trailside Park
What is Trailside known for?
Trailside is known as a family-friendly, trail-connected neighborhood in the Snyderville Basin, built around the 60-acre Trailside Park, with an extensive trail system and easy access to Round Valley.
What types of homes are in Trailside?
The neighborhood features established single-family homes, newer executive-style residences, and condominiums, many on spacious lots with Wasatch Range views.
Is Trailside a good neighborhood for families?
Its moderate pricing, parks, trails, and proximity to Trailside Elementary make it especially popular with young families, and trails connect nearby neighborhoods to the school year-round. Because school boundaries can change, families should confirm current assignments directly.
What amenities does Trailside offer?
Trailside Park includes sports fields, courts, a skatepark, a bike park, two playgrounds, three pavilions, a 9-hole disc golf course, and a dog park, and Trailside East adds turf fields and 58 acres of trail-laced open space.
How close is Trailside to skiing, Kimball Junction, and the airport?
Trailside sits roughly ten to fifteen minutes from Kimball Junction, fifteen to twenty minutes from Canyons Village, about twenty minutes from Main Street, and 35 to 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.
How is the commute from Trailside?
The neighborhood sits near U.S. Highway 40 with quick access to I-80 and regional commuter routes, making it convenient for commuting to Salt Lake City.
Explore Nearby Park City Areas
Silver Creek Estates
A nearby rural area of spacious lots and equestrian ranchettes along the Silver Creek corridor.
Silver Creek South
A nearby area offering open space and mountain access with convenient Highway 40 connections.
Kimball Junction
The vibrant gateway to Park City minutes away, with shopping, dining, and transit.
Quinn’s Junction
A nearby area on Park City’s eastern edge, close to recreation and regional commuter routes.
Find Your Place in Trailside
Whether you’re buying into this family-friendly community or preparing to sell, Karen Stone brings local, neighborhood-level guidance to every step.