North Ogden is a residential city directly north of Ogden, primarily a bedroom community for Weber State students and Ogden workers who want quieter surroundings and lower rents. The rental market is not student-focused the way Ogden's East Bench is, but overflow from Weber State's main housing market reaches here, particularly for students who get priced out or want more space. Rents are generally lower than comparable Ogden units, and the commute to Weber State's campus is manageable by car or bus. It is a practical choice for students who prioritize affordability and quiet over proximity to the university social scene.
The main apartment strip in North Ogden — access to UTA bus routes connecting to Weber State campus and most of what students need. Affordable and functional.
Quieter residential streets with more house rentals than apartments. Popular with graduate students and students who want to share a house rather than a complex.
Here's what you need to know about getting around North Ogden.
UTA bus routes connect North Ogden to Weber State's campus in Ogden, though frequency is limited. The 603 and connecting routes serve the corridor. FrontRunner's Ogden station is accessible via bus for Salt Lake connections. Most students here drive to campus.
North Ogden has limited pedestrian infrastructure — it is a standard suburban grid. Biking to Weber State campus is possible and takes about 20-30 minutes for those willing to make the trip. Washington Boulevard, the main arterial, has a bike lane for part of the route.
Easy and free. Every apartment and rental house includes parking, and there are no permit zones. Parking is not a consideration here.
Common questions from students searching for housing.
North Ogden runs slightly cheaper than Ogden proper — shared units typically range from $500-$800/mo per person. It is one of the more affordable options in Weber County.