Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Arimo, Utah

Arimo is actually a small town in Bannock County, Idaho, just north of the Utah state line off I-15. A lot of buyers searching from the Cache Valley and Logan area look here because it's a short commute and the lots tend to be larger than what you'll see south of the border. If you're set on a Utah address, check nearby Tremonton, Garden City, or Richmond — all have similar RV-friendly properties.

It varies. Some listings mean a gravel or concrete pad alongside the driveway with a 30- or 50-amp hookup. Others mean a fully enclosed RV garage with 14-foot doors and a dump station. The MLS remarks usually spell it out, but it's worth asking the listing agent whether power, water, and sewer are already run to the pad.

Most properties in and around Arimo sit on rural or semi-rural parcels with no HOA, so on-site RV storage is generally allowed. Bannock County zoning is permissive on residential lots over a quarter acre. If a home is inside a platted subdivision, double-check the CC&Rs before closing — a few newer developments do restrict visible RV storage.

An attached RV garage (typically 14x40 or larger) usually adds $40,000–$70,000 to the sale price compared to a similar home with just a standard two-car garage. A simple concrete pad with hookups adds far less — often $5,000–$10,000. Detached shops with RV bays vary widely depending on size and finish.

On larger parcels with septic systems, sellers sometimes add a dedicated RV cleanout tied into the septic — that's the most convenient setup. Homes on smaller lots or municipal sewer usually rely on the dump station at the Arimo exit off I-15 or facilities in Pocatello and Tremonton.

Inventory in Arimo itself is thin — usually only a handful of homes on the market at any given time, and not all have dedicated RV space. Widening the search to McCammon, Downey, and the north end of Cache Valley generally turns up 15–30 active options. The list below updates directly from the MLS.