Park City region
Breakrooms across the Park City region, from Kimball Junction to the Heber Valley.
Our Park City region route follows I-80, US-40, and SR-248 east of Salt Lake City, reaching Park City, Kimball Junction, Snyderville, and Kamas in Summit County and Heber City and Midway in Wasatch County. Resorts, hotels, shops, offices, clinics, and schools here often staff up and down with the season, and we install the equipment at no cost.
Service that adjusts with the season
Cabinetry, coolers, machines, and kiosks installed at no cost
Salads, sandwiches, wraps, yogurt parfaits, veggie plates, and more for staff who cannot leave the site
One route across the regionOur Park City region route runs east of Salt Lake City on I-80 and US-40, and multiple sites in the region can share one service schedule.
Planned around your seasonRemote monitoring reports what sells, so a busy winter and a quieter spring are stocked differently, and we plan ahead once you share your season dates.No charge for distanceCabinetry, coolers, machines, and kiosks are provided and installed at no cost anywhere in our footprint, with no surcharge for distance.Where we serve
Where we serve in the Park City region.
Our Park City region route covers the Wasatch Back on both sides of the Summit and Wasatch county line. In Summit County it reaches Kimball Junction and the Snyderville Basin along I-80 and SR-224, Park City from Old Town and Main Street to Prospector Square and Park Meadows, and the Kamas Valley out SR-248. In Wasatch County it follows US-40 into the Heber Valley, covering Heber City's Main Street and the resort and venue properties around Midway. If your workplace sits between these towns or off the main roads, send us the address and we will confirm it is on the route.
Workplaces we serve
Breakrooms built for Park City region employers.
Workplaces in the region range from resorts, lodges, and hotels with seasonal crews to the shops and offices around Kimball Junction and the clinics and schools that serve year-round residents in Park City and the Heber Valley. Many sites are a drive from the nearest meal, so we plan each breakroom around who is on site and when, with card, tap, mobile wallet, and cash payment on every machine and market kiosk.
- Resorts, lodges, hotels, and hospitality teams working split shifts
- Retail, offices, and service businesses around the Kimball Junction interchange
- Business parks, trades, and contractors in the Snyderville Basin
- Clinics, healthcare offices, and schools in Park City and the Heber Valley
- Smaller Kamas and Midway sites suited to a smart cooler or vending machine
What we install and service in the Park City region
Six services, one team for the whole breakroom.
You can start with one service or equip the whole room. One team handles vending, markets, and coffee across the region, rather than separate crews for each.
Micro markets
An open, self-checkout store with 450+ items, cabinetry sized to your room, and 24-hour access, a good fit for larger resort staff areas and busy offices. Kiosks take card, tap, mobile wallet, and cash.
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Traditional vending
Modern snack, drink, and combination machines for smaller rooms, early and late shifts, and satellite buildings across a large property, taking card, tap, mobile wallet, and cash.
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Coffee and tea
Bean-to-cup, single-serve, and espresso equipment sized to your team. Cups, lids, creamers, sweeteners, and stir sticks arrive on the same delivery as your coffee, so one team handles the whole breakroom.
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Fresh food
Salads, sandwiches, wraps, yogurt parfaits, breakfast burritos, weekly specials, and more, delivered on our own routes over I-80 and US-40 and stocked with freshness in mind.
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Office pantry
Company-provided snacks and drinks that are free to your team, on a monthly budget you set, well suited to the region's smaller offices and clinics.
See office pantrySmart coolers
Secure grab-and-go coolers that unlock with card, tap, or mobile wallet, charge only for what is taken, and fit tight spaces such as a guest lobby or a small Kamas shop.
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Every city we serve in the Park City region.
Each town on the route has its own page with local details, nearby neighborhoods, and answers to common questions.
Park City
Old Town, Main Street, Prospector Square, and Park Meadows, where lodging, retail, and clinics staff up with the ski and summer seasons.
Breakroom service in Park CityKimball Junction
The shopping centers, hotels, and office buildings at the I-80 and SR-224 interchange, the main gateway into the Park City area.
Breakroom service in Kimball JunctionSnyderville
The Snyderville Basin neighborhoods from Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook to Silver Springs, with schools, trades, and small offices spread between them.
Breakroom service in SnydervilleHeber City
The Wasatch County seat on US-40, with clinics, schools, county offices, retail, and a growing number of contractors.
Breakroom service in Heber CityMidway
The west side of the Heber Valley, home to resorts, golf courses, event venues, and shops around the town center.
Breakroom service in MidwayKamas
The Kamas Valley out SR-248, with schools, contractors, and outdoor businesses from Oakley to Francis.
Breakroom service in KamasWhere we go
The Park City region on the map.
Our route reaches every community below on I-80, US-40, and SR-248: Park City, Kimball Junction, Snyderville, and Kamas in Summit County, and Heber City and Midway in Wasatch County.
Park City region
Summit and Wasatch counties, east of Salt Lake City via I-80 and US-40.
Common questions
Questions from Park City region workplaces
Do you cover all of Summit and Wasatch counties?
Our Park City region route runs on a regular schedule through Park City, Kimball Junction, Snyderville, Kamas, Heber City, and Midway via I-80, US-40, and SR-248. Because we plan it around winter weather, we will let you know if a storm affects a delivery, and if your town is not listed we will confirm your address.
We have sites in both Park City and the Heber Valley. Can they share one program?
Yes. Multiple sites in the region can share one service schedule, and each location gets the setup that fits it, whether that is a micro market at a larger site or a smart cooler at a smaller one.
Our staffing changes with the ski and summer seasons. Can service change too?
Yes. Remote monitoring shows what sells at each site, so a busy winter and a quieter shoulder season can be stocked differently, and sharing your season dates with us early helps us plan.
What fits a smaller site or a guest area?
A micro market needs steady traffic through the day to keep fresh food moving, so smaller sites, including many in Kamas, are usually better served by a smart cooler or refrigerated vending. A smart cooler also suits a guest lobby better than an open market, and we plan staff and guest spaces separately.
How do employees pay?
Employees pay by card, tap, mobile wallet, or cash, and employers can fund a market account or load allowances. Every machine and market kiosk takes cash; smart coolers take card, tap, and mobile wallet.
What does it cost to get started?
Nothing. The consultation is complimentary and the design is no-obligation, and if you move forward we provide and install the equipment at no cost. Distance alone does not set ongoing pricing, which depends on your headcount, the equipment the room needs, and how often it is serviced.
Book a free walkthrough
Tell us about your Park City region workplace.
Share your headcount, your season, and your current breakroom setup, and we will schedule a 30-minute walkthrough at your site. If you would rather talk it through first, call us at (801) 761-1219.
No cost for equipment or installation.
A walkthrough takes about 30 minutes.- A local rep handles it from the first call.
Prefer to talk now?
Call about your Park City or Heber Valley site.
Tell us about your Summit or Wasatch County workplace and speak with someone on our team who can confirm our route reaches your address.