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Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Maeser, Utah
Maeser sits just northwest of Vernal in the Uinta Basin, and it's one of those Utah communities where RV parking isn't a luxury feature — it's a practical requirement. Most households here own at least one toy hauler, travel trailer, side-by-side, or boat headed for Flaming Gorge, Red Fleet, or Steinaker reservoirs. Lots in Maeser tend to run larger than what you'd find along the Wasatch Front (quarter-acre to full-acre parcels are common), which means dedicated RV pads, drive-through gates, and oversized detached shops are realistic on a middle-class budget. The county's zoning is also friendlier to outbuildings and gravel parking areas than what buyers relocating from Utah County or Salt Lake are used to.
What to look for when shopping Maeser specifically: a gated side yard wide enough for a fifth-wheel (12 feet minimum, 14 is better), a level pull-through if you don't want to back a 40-foot trailer in winter, and ideally a 30- or 50-amp hookup with a sewer cleanout already plumbed. Homes built after 2000 in the Maeser Elementary area and along 3500 North often include these upgrades. Older properties closer to 500 North may have the acreage but need the pad poured and power run. Winters here drop well below freezing, so covered RV storage or a tall insulated shop adds real resale value. Browse the active listings below to see which Maeser homes currently offer RV parking that fits your rig.
May 2026 · Maeser market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Maeser right now.
Median sale
$339,000
1 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
198 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
96.9%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
4
active + pending
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Common questions
About homes with rv parking in Maeser.
How wide does a side gate need to be for typical RV parking in Maeser? ▾
For a standard travel trailer or fifth-wheel, plan on at least 12 feet of clear gate width, and 14 feet if you're running a wide-body toy hauler with slide-outs. Many Maeser properties were built with rural use in mind, so 14-foot gates and 50-foot-deep pads are reasonably common in newer subdivisions north of Vernal.
Are there HOA restrictions on RV parking in Maeser? ▾
Most of Maeser is unincorporated Uintah County with no HOA, which is a big reason buyers with RVs gravitate here. A few newer pocket developments do have CC&Rs that limit visible RV storage, so always check the recorded covenants before closing if the home is in a platted subdivision.
Do Maeser homes typically include RV hookups, or just a parking pad? ▾
It varies. Homes marketed specifically to RV owners often include a 30- or 50-amp pedestal and a sewer cleanout tied into the septic or city sewer. Many properties offer only a gravel or concrete pad, and adding power and a dump station after the fact usually runs $2,500-$6,000 depending on distance to the panel.
Is covered RV storage worth paying extra for in this climate? ▾
Yes — Uintah Basin winters bring sustained sub-freezing temps, heavy UV exposure in summer, and occasional hail. A tall carport or insulated shop protects seals, tires, and decals and tends to pay back at resale because the next RV-owning buyer values it too. Shops with 14-foot doors are the sweet spot for most rigs.
How does Maeser compare to Vernal or Naples for RV-friendly properties? ▾
Maeser generally offers larger lots and more relaxed outbuilding rules than properties inside Vernal city limits. Naples is similar to Maeser in flexibility but sits on the south side of Vernal, closer to the highway out to Roosevelt. If proximity to Flaming Gorge and Red Fleet matters, Maeser has a slight edge on drive time heading north.
What price range should I expect for a Maeser home with real RV parking? ▾
Entry-level homes with a usable RV pad and side gate generally start in the high $300s, while properties with a dedicated shop, hookups, and an acre or more typically run $475K to $650K. Custom builds with 40-foot-deep heated shops can push past $750K, but inventory at that level is thin and moves quickly.