7 Best Shopping in Park City and the Southern Wasatch, Utah

For many returning visitors, the first stop in town is Dolly's Bookstore to check on the two cats: Dolly and Pippi Longstocking. Oh, and to browse a great selection of regional books as well as national bestsellers. Dolly's also has a uniquely complete selection of children's books and toys. While you are at it, swing through neighboring Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Jam-packed with classic toys and modern fun, J. W. Allen & Sons rescues parents who forgot to pack toys for their kids on family vacation. Scary dinosaurs, giant stuffed bears, dolls, sleds, scooters, and kites are as irresistible as the candy.

Just west of Highway 224 when you exit I–80 toward the ski resorts, this is a bargain shopper's paradise, with dozens of outlets. Tourists spend lavishly here, and locals find deals year-round. Among the 70 stores are activewear brands like Columbia and Nike, plus fashion labels Banana Republic, Gap, Polo Ralph Lauren, Eddie Bauer, and J.Crew.

On the south end of Provo, this mall has mainstream retailers like JCPenney and Bath & Body Works, plus a food court and a Cinemark movie theater. It's open 10–6 Monday through Saturday and noon–6 on Sunday.

You'll find a quick fix for your sweet tooth here, and you can watch them make fudge, dozens of different caramel apples, and other scrumptious treats. There's another location at 1385 Lowell Avenue.

This mall is one of the newest in the area and home to upscale retailers like Jos. A. Banks and popular local boutiques, including Lonely Ghost and Called To Surf. Sitting near Provo Canyon, enjoy outdoor dining amid fresh canyon breezes. The mall is open Monday through Saturday 10--9. 

Catering to the needs of BYU students, this mall also has everything from fashion retailers like Dillard's and H&M to footwear and furniture—more than 150 shops and restaurants in all. The mall is open Monday through Saturday 10--9.