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Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Benjamin, Utah
Benjamin is one of the last genuinely rural pockets of south Utah County, sitting between Spanish Fork and Payson with lot sizes that make it a natural fit for buyers hauling a travel trailer, fifth-wheel, or toy hauler. Unlike the tight quarter-acre subdivisions creeping down from Provo, a lot of Benjamin parcels run a half-acre to five acres, often zoned A-1 or RA-5, which means side-yard RV pads, detached shops with 14-foot doors, and full hookups are realistic instead of aspirational. The flat ag-land grid also makes maneuvering a long rig in and out of a property much easier than the sloped lots you find up on the benches in Mapleton or Salem.
The trade-off is that inventory is thin — Benjamin sees a fraction of the listings Spanish Fork City does — so buyers filtering for RV parking should be ready to move when something fits. Expect a mix of older farmhouses on legacy acreage and newer custom builds where the owner planned the shop before the house. I-15 access at the Spanish Fork and Payson exits puts you on the road to Moab, Lake Powell, or the Uintas in a few minutes, which is the whole reason this filter matters here in the first place. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in Benjamin with RV parking or a shop.
June 2026 · Benjamin market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Benjamin right now.
Median sale
$1,335,000
1 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.8%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
3
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About homes with rv parking in Benjamin.
What counts as RV parking on a Benjamin listing? ▾
Most MLS listings flag RV parking when there's a dedicated concrete or gravel pad along the side of the home, a wide gated access through the fence, or a detached shop tall enough to pull a fifth-wheel inside. In Benjamin specifically, a lot of the larger parcels also have a separate driveway curb cut so you're not backing a 35-foot trailer past the front porch. Always check the photos for actual gate width — 12 feet is the realistic minimum for most travel trailers.
Are there HOA or county restrictions on parking an RV at the house? ▾
Benjamin sits in unincorporated Utah County, so most properties aren't governed by an HOA and county rules on RV storage are pretty relaxed compared to Spanish Fork or Payson city limits. That said, a handful of newer subdivisions off 6400 South and near the Benjamin Slough do carry CC&Rs that limit visible RV parking. Read the HOA docs before writing an offer if the home is in a platted subdivision.
How much extra do homes with RV parking typically cost here? ▾
In Benjamin the premium is less about the pad itself and more about lot size — RV-friendly homes usually sit on a half-acre to a full acre, which pushes pricing into the $650K–$900K range versus low-$500s for standard quarter-acre lots in nearby Spanish Fork. A dedicated heated RV shop can add another $40K–$80K depending on height and finish.
Can I run hookups (power, water, dump) to my RV pad? ▾
Yes, and it's common on Benjamin properties. Many sellers have already installed a 30 or 50-amp pedestal, a frost-free hose bib, and occasionally a sewer cleanout tied into the home's lateral. If hookups aren't in place, Utah County will permit them without much friction since most parcels are zoned A-1 or RA-5.
How far is Benjamin from I-15 for hauling the RV out? ▾
The Spanish Fork Main Street interchange (Exit 257) is about six to eight minutes from most Benjamin addresses, and the Payson exit is roughly the same. That's a quick shot south to Sanpete and the San Rafael Swell or north to the Uintas, which is a big reason RV owners gravitate to this corner of the valley.
How many RV-parking homes are usually active in Benjamin? ▾
Benjamin is a small farming community, so inventory stays thin — typically five to fifteen active listings at any time, with maybe a third of those flagging RV parking or a shop. New construction in the area almost always includes side yard access by default, which helps. The current active set is shown below.