Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Collinston, Utah
Collinston is a small unincorporated community in Box Elder County, sitting just north of Tremonton along the Bear River valley. Lot sizes here run larger than what buyers see closer to Ogden or the Wasatch Front, with many parcels stretching from a half-acre up to working acreage with outbuildings. That rural footprint is exactly why RV parking is so easy to come by: side yards are wide, setbacks are generous, and detached shops with 12- to 14-foot roll-up doors show up regularly on the MLS. If you are towing a fifth wheel, hauling a boat to Willard Bay or Bear Lake, or storing a Class A between trips to the national parks, Collinston gives you room to maneuver without fighting an HOA over a fence-line variance.
Buyers in this market tend to split between Tremonton commuters, Logan-area workers who want acreage, and retirees downsizing out of larger metros while keeping the toys. Price points generally land below comparable Cache Valley or Weber County homes with the same square footage, and you get more land for the money. Winters are real at this elevation, so look closely at how the RV pad is graded, whether there is power and a frost-free spigot, and whether covered or enclosed storage is part of the package. Browse the active RV-friendly listings below to see what is currently on the market in and around Collinston.
July 2026 · Collinston market
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How common is RV parking on homes in Collinston? ▾
Very common. Most properties in Collinston sit on a half-acre to several acres, and rural Box Elder County zoning makes side-yard gravel pads, detached shops, and pull-through driveways the norm rather than the exception. Buyers coming from Ogden or Salt Lake are often surprised how many listings already have a 12-foot-wide gate and a level pad ready to go.
Are there HOA or county rules I should know about before parking an RV at home? ▾
Collinston is unincorporated Box Elder County, so there is no city HOA covering the area, and county code generally allows RV, boat, and trailer storage on private residential land. A handful of newer subdivisions on the edges of Tremonton may carry CC&Rs with screening requirements, so always read the recorded restrictions before closing.
What size RV setup do Collinston properties typically accommodate? ▾
Lot sizes here regularly support Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and multiple toys. It is not unusual to see 30x40 or larger detached shops with 14-foot doors, 50-amp hookups, and dump stations already plumbed. If you need full hookups at the pad, ask the listing agent whether sewer, water, and 50-amp power are already run.
Does Collinston make sense as a base for RV travel? ▾
It is well positioned. You are about 15 minutes from I-15 at Tremonton, roughly 90 minutes to Bear Lake, two hours to the Tetons, and an easy drive to Sawtooth, Yellowstone, and southern Utah's parks. The flat valley floor also means easy maneuvering in and out of driveways with a long rig.
Will winter weather affect how I store an RV here? ▾
Yes, plan for it. Collinston sits at about 4,400 feet and sees real winter, with snow loads and sub-freezing nights from December through February. Most owners either winterize and tarp, park inside a heated shop, or invest in a covered carport. Frost-free hose bibs at the RV pad are a feature worth asking about.
How should I search the MLS to make sure a home actually has usable RV parking? ▾
Listing remarks and the features field are inconsistent, so filter for RV parking but also look at aerial photos for a visible pad, gate width, and turning radius. The active listings below have been pulled specifically for RV-friendly properties in and around Collinston, which is the fastest way to compare them side by side.