Park City Mountain Village Base Ski Rentals
Better Boot Fittings
Effortless Exchanges
Free Ski Valet
Personal Service
Same selection & service at all shops
Rental Shops at Park City Mountain Village Base
Park City Sport
1335 Lowell Ave Suite 104
Park City, Utah 84060
- The Main Lot is closest to this shop - free parking after noon, or for 4 or more people
- This is our flagship store, opened in 1982.
Jake’s Ski Rental
1335 Lowell Ave #16
Park City, Utah 84060
- The Main Lot or First Time are closest to this shop - free parking after noon, or for 4 or more people
Slopeside Sports
1355 Lowell #13
Park City, UT 84060
- The Main Lot is closest to this shop - free parking after noon, or for 4 or more people
- Slopeside Sports in the closest shop to Marriott Mountainside
trip planning resources
Parking, Free Transit, and Lift Tickets
Parking at the Base
- Reservations may be required for Resort Parking lots
- Reserve in advance for weekends & holidays
- Parking is free after noon
- Vehicles with 4 or more occupants can qualify for free carpool parking
Bus & Transit
- Park City Transit is totally free - hop on and off with no ticket
- Bus Stop close to our rental shops
- Park-and-ride lots provide easy access
- Transit connects Deer Valley, Canyons, Park City Mountain Village Base, Main Street, and more - providing easy access to our rental shops
Lift Tickets
- Buy early online or use an Epic Day Pass/multi-day ticket for the best value
- Lift ticket windows are on the upper level, near Cresent and Payday lifts
- Stop by for in-person help with passes and tickets
things to know
Park City Mountain Village FAQs
Do all three Park City Mountain rental shops offer the same gear and service?
Yes. All of our ski shops offer the same quality rental equipment, personal attention, professional boot fittings, free exchanges, and complimentary ski valet. Choose the shop that is most convenient for where you plan to park, arrive, or ski.
Does Park City Mountain Village require paid parking?
Parking at Park City Mountain Village uses a mix of free and paid parking, and reservations are required for vehicles parked during the enforcement window; surface lots are not overnight parking due to maintenance requirements like snow removal.
Are reservations required to park at Park City Mountain Village?
Yes, for parking during the resort’s enforcement hours, reservations are required in the Mountain Village lots and garage.
How can I park for free at Park City Mountain Village?
The main free options are carpool parking for vehicles with four or more occupants, park-and-ride lots, and parking after the paid/enforcement window (usually after noon is free).
Do lessons need to be booked through Park City Mountain?
Yes, ski and snowboard lessons need to be booked directly through Park City Mountain – they do not allow outside instructors.
What is the best way to do a car-free ski trip to Park City?
Park City is highly optimized for car-free travel. The most seamless approach is to take an airport shuttle or rideshare from Salt Lake City International Airport directly to your lodging, and then utilize the town’s fully free, comprehensive public transit system. Choosing a slopeside rental shop like Park City Sport means you can walk straight from your fittings to the lifts without ever needing a vehicle.
Does the free Park City bus get you close to the rental shop and lifts?
Yes, Park City’s free transit system reaches Park City Mountain and nearby resort areas, making it an easy car-free option for getting close to lifts and shops.
How do I save on lift tickets?
The biggest savings usually come from buying early online, choosing multi-day or Epic Day Pass options, traveling midweek, and checking military or pass-holder discounts when eligible.
Ready for Your Best Day on the Mountain?
Reserve online now and we’ll have your gear ready when you arrive.