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Homes with RV Garages for Sale in Perry, Utah
Perry sits just south of Brigham City along the I-15 corridor, about 60 miles north of Salt Lake City and within easy reach of the Wasatch, the Bear River, and Willard Bay. That geography is exactly why RV garages are a recurring request here. Owners want quick weekend access to boating at Willard Bay, ATV trails in the Wellsvilles, hunting up in Box Elder County, and the long drives north to Bear Lake or Yellowstone — and they want the toys parked out of the weather instead of baking under a tarp through Perry's hot summers and snowy winters. Most RV-garage homes in Perry sit on the larger newer lots west of US-89 and in the foothill subdivisions east of I-15, where parcel sizes actually accommodate a 14-foot-tall door and a 35- to 45-foot-deep bay.
Pricing varies a lot depending on bay depth and ceiling height. A modest tandem-depth garage on a tract home runs noticeably less than a custom build with a 16-foot door, full hookups, and a heated slab. Because Perry HOAs are generally lighter than what you'll see in Davis or Utah County, on-property RV storage is usually allowed by right rather than restricted to a community lot — a real cost saver versus paying $100+ per month for offsite storage in Brigham or Willard. Inventory turns over quickly when a well-built RV garage hits the market, so it pays to watch listings closely. Browse the active homes below to see what's currently available in Perry.
May 2026 · Perry market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Perry right now.
Median sale
$603,595
3 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
12 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.8%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
37
active + pending
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Common questions
About homes with rv garages in Perry.
What door height should I look for in a Perry RV garage? ▾
A 14-foot door clears most Class A motorhomes and fifth wheels with rooftop AC units, while 12-foot doors generally only handle travel trailers and smaller Class C rigs. If you're shopping for a specific coach, measure your unit with AC and any roof accessories before committing — the difference between 12 and 14 feet narrows the listing pool considerably in Perry.
Are RV garages allowed on most Perry properties? ▾
Perry City zoning is fairly RV-friendly compared to Wasatch Front cities further south, and most residential zones permit attached or detached RV garages with standard setback rules. A handful of newer subdivisions have HOA architectural review, but outright bans on RV storage are uncommon here. Always confirm with Perry City Planning and the HOA (if any) before building or modifying.
How deep should the RV bay be? ▾
Plan on at least 40 feet of interior depth if you own a full-size fifth wheel or Class A, with 45 feet being more comfortable once you account for a workbench, storage, or a tow vehicle parked behind. Travel trailers and toy haulers under 30 feet can work in a 35-foot bay, but resale is stronger on the deeper builds.
Do Perry RV garages typically include hookups? ▾
Higher-end builds often include a 30- or 50-amp outlet, a sewer dump connection tied into the home's sewer line, and a hose bib for winterizing. Mid-range tract builds usually have power and a drain but not always a dump. If full hookups matter, look for custom builds in the foothill subdivisions east of I-15 — they're more likely to include the package.
What's the price premium for an RV garage in Perry? ▾
Comparable homes with a true tall-door RV bay typically run $40,000 to $90,000 more than the same floor plan without one, depending on bay size, finish level, and whether it's heated. That premium has held up well at resale because demand from Box Elder County boaters, hunters, and snowbirds is steady.
Will my RV stay warm enough through a Perry winter? ▾
Perry winters regularly drop into the teens and 20s with snow, so an unheated garage still protects from snow and UV but won't prevent freezing. A heated slab or a wall-mounted gas heater keeps things above freezing for tank and plumbing protection, and many local owners run a small heater on a thermostat through January and February.