Fruit Heights, UT Mobile Home for Sale

Fruit Heights is a suburban neighborhood against the Wasatch Range, offering a blend of convenience and natural beauty. Located between Ogden and Salt Lake City along US Route 89, it provides a practical commute to either city. The area, once known for its fruit orchards, now has a population nearing 6,000 and caters to outdoor enthusiasts with attractions like the Fruit Loops Mountain Bike Park and multiple trailheads to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. The Wasatch Shooters Association public range and Davis Park Golf Course are popular among sport shooters and golfers, respectively. Families enjoy Cherry Hill Water Park and Nicholls Park, which features a playground, picnic areas, and sports fields. Housing in Fruit Heights includes custom-made single-family homes with eclectic architectural styles, from Tudor to Craftsman, and traditional split-level ranch-style homes from the 1970s and ‘80s. The average home size is 3,423 square feet, often with ample yard space. More affordable options, such as mobile homes, are also available. Schools in the area are highly rated, with Morgan Elementary, Fairfield Junior High, H.C. Burton Elementary, Kaysville Junior High, and Davis High School all receiving high marks. For shopping and dining, residents visit nearby Kaysville and Farmington, which offer various restaurants and grocery stores. Annual events like Founder’s Day and a free movie night at The Kaysville Theatre foster community spirit. Fruit Heights is about 20 miles from Salt Lake City and 15 miles from Ogden, accessible via US Route 89 and public transportation. The neighborhood is safer than the national average.