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Homes with RV Garages for Sale in Kamas, Utah
Kamas sits at about 6,500 feet at the mouth of the Provo River canyon, and the Uinta Mountains are the reason most people here own something with a hitch. Trailheads on the Mirror Lake Highway (SR-150) are about 20 minutes east. Jordanelle and Rockport reservoirs are close, and so are the Weber and Provo rivers. Winter snow is real, so a covered or enclosed RV bay protects a trailer or motorhome from months of snow load, and it gets you out the door faster when the weekend forecast looks good.
Lot size is what separates Kamas from Park City, which is only about 20 minutes west on SR-248 or US-40. Many Kamas properties sit on a half acre to several acres inside Summit County, so a detached shop with a 12-by-14-foot door or an extra-deep third bay is realistic here. Those same buildings often cost far more in Park City or Heber. Check door height (13 to 14 feet clears most Class A coaches), concrete depth, 50-amp service, and whether a dump or water hookup is on the property. Septic and well details matter too, and some areas outside town limits have HOA or county rules on outbuildings. Browse the active listings below to see which Kamas homes with RV garages are on the market now.
September 2026 · Kamas market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Kamas right now.
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How tall should an RV garage door be for a motorhome? ▾
Most Class A motorhomes and tall fifth wheels need a door of at least 13 to 14 feet, and 12 feet is the minimum for many travel trailers. Measure your rig with the AC units on the roof, then add a foot or so of clearance. Interior ceiling height matters too, especially if you want a car lift or a loft.
Are RV garages common in Kamas homes? ▾
They're more common here than in Park City or on the Wasatch Front because lots are bigger and building costs for a detached shop are lower. Many are separate metal or wood-frame buildings rather than part of the house. The number of listings changes often, so check the live results on this page.
Do I need to worry about septic, well, or zoning with an RV garage in Kamas? ▾
Yes. Many properties outside town limits use septic and well water, and a bathroom or dump station in the shop may require county sign-off. Summit County and Kamas City have different setbacks and outbuilding rules, so confirm that the building was permitted. Ask your agent to check this before you make an offer.
How do Kamas winters affect RV storage? ▾
Snow load is the main concern, so look for a solid roof structure and a good drainage slope. An insulated, heated bay helps keep water lines and batteries from freezing. Unheated buildings still work if you winterize the rig.
How far is Kamas from the places people take their RVs? ▾
Mirror Lake Highway trailheads and campgrounds are about 20 to 40 minutes away, and Rockport and Jordanelle are about 15 to 25 minutes away. Flaming Gorge and the Uinta Basin are a few hours east. Salt Lake City International Airport is roughly 55 to 65 minutes away.
Can I get 50-amp power or hookups in an RV garage? ▾
Many newer shops already have 50-amp service, and an electrician can add it to older ones. Ask what panel capacity the building has and whether water and a drain are installed. Those upgrades are cheaper to confirm before closing than to add afterward.