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Homes with RV Parking for Sale in Torrey, Utah
Torrey sits at the junction of Highway 12 and Highway 24, right at the entrance to Capitol Reef National Park, which makes it one of the few Utah towns where RV parking is less a convenience and more a basic requirement of homeownership. Between visitors towing travel trailers to the park, locals who own toy haulers for the dirt roads out toward Cathedral Valley, and part-time residents who arrive each spring in a fifth-wheel before their house is finished, wide gravel pads and detached shop buildings show up in a large share of local listings. Lots here tend to run bigger than the Wasatch Front too — half-acre and one-acre parcels are common in Torrey and neighboring Teasdale, leaving plenty of room for a rig, a trailer, and a garden without feeling cramped.
Because Torrey's building stock includes a lot of newer construction and owner-built homes on unincorporated county land, RV parking often comes with real infrastructure rather than just an open patch of dirt: gravel or concrete pads, 30- or 50-amp hookups, sometimes a dump station tied into the septic system. That matters given Wayne County's rules on setbacks and outbuildings, and it's worth asking an agent whether a given pad is a legal, permitted improvement or something the seller added informally. Elevation here runs around 6,800 feet, so winters bring real snow and freeze-thaw cycles that can crack unreinforced pads over time — another reason the condition of existing parking matters as much as its presence. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
August 2026 · Torrey market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Torrey right now.
Median sale
$354,000
1 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.9%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
5
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About homes with rv parking in Torrey.
Why is RV parking a big deal in Torrey specifically? ▾
Torrey sits at the gateway to Capitol Reef National Park, and most people who move here already own a Class A, fifth wheel, travel trailer, or off-road toy hauler for hitting the San Rafael Swell, Lake Powell, or the Boulder Mountain backcountry. Lots are generally larger than what you'd find on the Wasatch Front, so dedicated RV pads, pull-throughs, and oversized garages are common rather than rare.
What kind of RV parking should I expect on Torrey listings? ▾
Setups range from simple graveled side pads with a 30/50-amp hookup to fully enclosed RV garages with 14-foot doors, sewer dumps, and heated bays. Many properties on Highway 24 acreage also include separate gated entries so you can pull a 40-foot rig straight through without backing.
Are there HOA or county rules about parking an RV on my property? ▾
Most of Torrey and the surrounding Wayne County parcels have no HOA, which is a big reason RV owners buy here. The county does have setback and screening guidelines in a few subdivisions near town, so confirm the specific parcel's CC&Rs and any Torrey town ordinances before assuming you can park a rig in the front yard year-round.
Will a covered RV structure hold up to Torrey winters? ▾
Torrey sits around 6,800 feet, so winters bring snow loads and overnight temps well below freezing. Enclosed or covered RV parking with proper snow-rated roofing is worth paying for if you plan to leave a rig on-site October through April, and heated bays prevent freeze damage to tanks and plumbing.
Do these properties usually have room for boats and trailers too? ▾
Yes. Buyers in this area tend to own multiple toys, so listings with RV parking almost always have additional space for a boat headed to Lake Powell, a side-by-side trailer for Cathedral Valley, or a flatbed. Look for parcels of half an acre or more if you need to store three or more vehicles.
How many homes with RV parking are typically active in Torrey? ▾
Torrey is a small market — often fewer than 30 active residential listings town-wide at any given time — so the subset with true RV parking is limited. Inventory turns over seasonally, with more options hitting the MLS in spring. The active listings below show what's currently available.