Playgrounds in Utah

Play at the playground in Ascot Downs Park, a 1.85-acre South Jordan city park that also has a pavilion.

Let the kids play on the tot lot at Ash Point Park in Eagle Mountain. Sit on one of the two benches, share a picnic at one of the two picnic tables, or lock up your bike at the bike rack while the kids play. A trash can is on site for cleaning up.

Play on the playground at Autumn Dusk Park, a Herriman city park at 5800 West 13950 South. After time on the playground, run around the large grass area, walk the trails, rest on a bench or gather at the small pavilion with your family.

Let the kids play on the playground at Autumn Hills Park, a 5.8-acre public park on the far west end of Riverton, Utah. The park was established in 2002 and is owned and maintained by Riverton City. Restrooms, a drinking fountain, a small pavilion and a dedicated parking lot are in the park, so it works for a longer outing as well as a quick stop.

Play at the tot lot in Autumn Ridge Park in Eagle Mountain. The park also has three picnic tables, a pavilion, two benches, two garbage cans and a basketball court with one hoop.

Play on the children's play structure at Back Nine Park, a neighborhood park in West Valley City. The park also lists a drinking fountain, benches and a bike rack. The park has no restrooms, so plan ahead before you head over.

Play at the playground at Bandwagon Park, a Lehi city park where the play area comes with benches. Take a look at the Silver Bandwagon exhibit and the small stage, then refill at the water fountain. Two pavilions with tables, a restroom and dedicated parking on the east and west sides make it easy to settle in.

Let the kids play at the playground in Barker Park, a 7.5-acre North Ogden city park. The playground sits at the south end of the park, near the restrooms, a water fountain and a well-lit bowery with two picnic tables. Make a day of it with the park's trail system, benches and a sledding hill.

Play at the playground in Barney's Creek Park, a City of West Jordan park. The park also has a pavilion, picnic tables, benches and a walking path, so you can pair playtime with a picnic or a stroll. A basketball court and a parking lot are on site too.

Play at the playground in Ponds Park, a Kaysville park with restrooms, parking and a pavilion on site. Make a day of it with the park's trails, soccer field and baseball and softball diamond.

Let kids loose on the playground at Beckstead Park, a 6.14-acre South Jordan city park at 10760 S Beckstead Lane. The park is part of the city's storm water detention basins, and the playground is its one listed feature. The city doesn't take reservations for the park, so there's nothing to book before you play.

Play on the playground equipment at Bicentennial Park, off Constitution Avenue in Cedar City, then settle in at one of four tables or cook at the barbecue grill. The park also has a pavilion and restrooms, and the Exit 59 Skateboard Park and Bicentennial Softball Complex are in the same area.

Play at the playground in Big Cottonwood Area Park, a 47.5-acre Class One regional park in the Millcreek area. Restrooms, picnic tables, benches and walking and jogging paths are in the park, so you can pair playtime with a picnic or a walk.

Take the family to the playground at Big Hollow Park, a Springville city park. Stay awhile with a play field and a walking trail to explore, a barbecue stand for cooking out, a pavilion for gatherings and a drinking fountain.

Let the kids play at the playground in Bingham Creek Regional Park, a 160-acre Salt Lake County park in South Jordan. Make a day of it with walking paths, bike trails, a pump track, an 18-hole disc golf course and multi-purpose fields nearby. Restrooms, pavilions and parking are on site, so it's easy to settle in for a family outing.

Head out to Bingham Junction Park, one of Midvale City's municipal parks, at 6980 S. River Reserve Ct. in Midvale.

Let the kids play at the playground in Black Hill View Park, a small 1.9-acre St. George park with views of the city and, to the east, all the way to Zion National Park. Bring a picnic to the covered pavilion or just sit and enjoy the view, with drinking fountains on site.

Swing and play at the children's playground in Bloomington Park, a 26.5-acre community park in St. George. Bring the kids for a swing, then settle in at the picnic tables or the covered pavilion in the park. The park also has a restroom and drinking fountains.

Play at the Bolton Park playground in South Jordan, a small 0.46-acre city park. The city lists the playground as a feature of the park and doesn't take reservations for it, so there's nothing to book before you go.

Let the kids play on the large, shade-covered playground at Bonneville Park, in the northeast corner of Orem, then relax under its mature trees. The 5.2-acre park also has a walking path, restrooms, two pavilions and four barbecue braziers for a longer outing.

Take the kids to the large playground at Bountiful City Park, an 8.75-acre city park in Bountiful, and use the park's large open green spaces for extra room to play. Restrooms are on site, and 300 parking spaces serve the park.

Play at one of two playgrounds at Brandon Park in Eagle Mountain, Utah. The park also has a basketball court, 8 pickleball courts and 2 restrooms, so a visit can mix playground time with a game or a restroom stop.

Play at the playground in Bridger Park in Logan.

Visit the playground at Bridgerland Park in Logan, Utah.

Climb on the play structure and use the open lawn area at Bridle Farms Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park with a drinking fountain, benches and a bike rack. There are no restrooms.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Brigadoon Park, a 2.3-acre neighborhood park owned by the City of West Jordan. Spread out a picnic at the picnic tables or under the pavilion, rest on a bench and refill water bottles at the park's water fountain between rounds of play.

Play on the playground and swings at Browning Park, a 5.84-acre Ogden city park with a walking path, a pavilion and a parking lot. Dogs are allowed on a leash.

Let kids play at the playground in Browns Meadow Park, a City of West Jordan neighborhood park of about 5.9 acres. Around it you'll find pavilions, picnic tables, benches, restrooms, a water fountain, a walking path, basketball and tennis courts and a parking lot.

Let the kids play at the children's play areas in Burgess Park, a 21-acre Alpine City park. The park has a playground, restrooms, picnic tables and parking, so you can settle in for a while. It also has a paved walking trail, tennis, pickleball and sand volleyball courts, and baseball diamonds.

Play on the playground and swing set at Bywater Park in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Stay for a picnic at one of nine tables with charcoal grills, use the restrooms, or rent the park's pavilion, which holds up to 100 people.

Play on the playground at Camelot Park, a 2.6-acre Layton City park in Layton. Layton City lists one playground here and offers a virtual tour of the park, so you can preview it before you go. Parking is on the street only.

Play at the playground in Canyon Glen Park in Provo.

Play on the playground at Canyon Meadows Park, a South Weber city park. Nearby you'll find a train, a baseball diamond, pickleball courts and a basketball court, plus a park bowery and bathrooms in season. Everything is in one park, so you can mix playground time with a game of pickleball or basketball.

Play at the playground in Canyon View Park, a Spanish Fork city park at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon beside the Spanish Fork River. Around it you'll find spacious lawns, plenty of shade and picnic tables, plus a sand volleyball court, a multipurpose field and the Spanish Fork River Trail for walking and biking.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Canyon View Park in Santa Clara, then spread out on the open grass nearby. The park also has sand volleyball, tennis courts, pickleball courts and a trailhead, so there's plenty to try after playtime.

Play at the playground in Carterville Park in Provo.

Swing and slide on the bright playground at Cascade Park in Orem, a park the whole family can enjoy. The park also has restrooms, a large pavilion with BBQ braziers, a small pavilion and a 0.52-mile walking path for a stroll after play.

Let little ones play on the tot lot at Cedar Pass Ranch Park in Eagle Mountain, then settle in at one of the three picnic tables, the benches or the pavilion. The park also has two barbecues for cooking out, a drinking fountain and a basketball court with two hoops for a game afterward.

Let kids play on two large play structures at Centennial Park, a regional park in West Valley City. Take a break on the open lawn or the benches, and use one of the park's two restrooms. The park also has a barbecue grill and two pavilions that hold 240 people each, so the playground can be part of a longer family outing.

Let the kids play on either of two playgrounds at Chelsie Meadows Park, an 8-acre Layton city park. The park also has a picnic pavilion, a restroom, 30 parking spaces and a 0.4-mile walking trail, with basketball and tennis courts, a soccer field and a sand volleyball court for the rest of the family.

Spend time outdoors at Cherry Farms, one of South Weber's city parks, where you'll find a baseball field and restrooms. The park is one of roughly 50 acres of parks that the South Weber Parks Department maintains across the city. Restrooms are open April 1 to October 31.

Let the kids play at the playground in Child Park, a Springville city park. The park also has a play field, a basketball court and a walking trail, so there's room to shoot hoops or stroll while they play. A picnic table, a barbecue brazier and a drinking fountain make it easy to stay for a snack or a meal.

Let the kids climb and play at the playground in Chipman Park, a small 1.01-acre city park at 300 E. Main in American Fork. Beyond the playground, the park has a sand volleyball court for a game with friends, a picnic table to sit at, and shade trees to rest under between turns on the equipment.

Swing and play on the playground at Christensen Park, a 5-acre neighborhood park on the west side of the Bloomington area in St. George. Besides the playground and swings, you can shoot hoops on a full basketball court, toss horseshoes, play volleyball or run around a large open grass area. A large covered pavilion, picnic tables and barbecues make it easy to stay for a meal.

Toss a few rounds of horseshoes in the pits or spread out on the open grass at Chrisville Park, a neighborhood park in Pleasant Grove. It's a simple, low-key outdoor stop where you can play a game, catch up with friends or just enjoy some fresh air.

Let the kids play on the play structure at City Park, a regional park in West Valley City. The park has two pavilions that each hold 240 people, picnic tables, BBQ grills, a drinking fountain and restrooms. It also has a basketball court, four baseball fields and a sledding hill.

Let kids play at the playground in Clinton City's Civic Center park, then walk the park's walking trail or try basketball, tennis, volleyball, baseball or softball. The park lists restrooms, water and electrical, and boweries are available to rent.

Take the kids to the playground at Clover Leaf Mini Park in Draper, Utah.

Play at the neighborhood playground in Colonial Estates Park, a City of West Jordan park. Between turns on the equipment, you can sit at a picnic table or bench, use the pavilion or shoot hoops on the park's basketball court. A parking lot serves the park.

Play on the new playground at Community Center Park, an all-abilities city park in Riverton updated in 2025. Spread out on the large grass area, rest on a bench or share a picnic at the tables, and sit under a large shade tree. The park sits in Riverton's civic complex beside City Hall, the community center and the library.

Visit the playground at Community Park, a city park in Springville that also has play fields and restrooms.

Play at the playground in Contractor Legacy Park, one of Springville's smaller city parks, set along the banks of Hobble Creek. Kids can play, then picnic at the park's tables or pavilion. Take a look at the stone monument honoring the roadway and heavy construction contractors who call Springville home, or cross the bridge over Hobble Creek to the Springville Public Library.

Play at the playground in Copper Creek Park in Herriman, then stretch out on the large grass areas, walk the trails or settle under a pavilion. The park also has a basketball court, a sand volleyball court and a multi-use field, with restrooms and a parking lot on site.

Let kids play at the playground at Copperview Recreation Center Park in Midvale, a 12.5-acre park run alongside the Copperview Recreation Center. The park also has a sports field, a softball field and a skate park with multiple bowls and rails for skaters of all skill levels.

Explore the unique playground at Cottonwood Cove Park, a popular 24.8-acre community park in St. George. Try the park's two climbing walls while others relax on swinging benches overlooking the play area. Picnic tables, barbecues, covered pavilions, restrooms and open grass make it easy to stay awhile, and the Santa Clara River Trail runs through the park.

Let the kids loose on the neighborhood playground at Cougar Park, a 27-acre West Jordan park. Around the park you can also pitch horseshoes on two sand and asphalt pits, play sand volleyball, or settle in at a covered pavilion that seats up to 65 guests, with a protected owl nature preserve on site.

Let the kids play at the playground in Country Crossing Park, a 5.14-acre South Jordan park. The park also has a small picnic pavilion, a 0.34-mile loop walk trail and a large grass area for field sports, so you can pair playground time with a walk or a game.

Climb and play on the play structure at Country Meadows Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Spread out a picnic, fire up a BBQ grill, shoot hoops on the half basketball court, or let kids run on the open lawn. Benches, a drinking fountain and a bike rack round out the visit.

Let the kids play at the playground in Country Squire Park, a mini park of under an acre owned by the City of West Jordan. The park also has a pavilion and benches. There are no restrooms, picnic tables or water fountain, so plan ahead for breaks.

Play at the playground in Country View Park, a 1.76-acre park in American Fork. The park also has an open grass area and picnic tables, so you can add a picnic or some time on the grass to a visit to the playground.

Play at the playground in Courtyard Park, a small 0.29-acre neighborhood park on Lorin Circle in Ogden, Utah. The park also has a pavilion, and visitors park along the street.

Play on the playground at Creek Ridge Park, a Herriman city park on South Oceanside Drive. Beyond the play area, the park has benches, a pavilion and a large grassy area. It's a simple stop for letting kids play outdoors.

Slide down a blue slide or a rainbow slide and climb the wall at the Creekside Park playground in Lindon. The park also has a walking path, picnic tables, bathrooms, a pavilion and a pickleball court, so you can turn a playground stop into a longer outing with a snack, a stroll or a game.

Play on a large playground and its swings at Crimson Ridge Park, a 4.0-acre neighborhood park in St. George. In the park, stroll the walking path with benches along the way, spread out on the large open grassy area, or stop at the picnic tables and covered pavilion. Restrooms are on site.

Play at the neighborhood playground in Deer Hollow Park, a North Salt Lake park along the lower part of Eaglewood Drive, about a quarter mile above Orchard Drive. The park also has a small pavilion with picnic tables, small boweries and trees. There is no restroom.

Take the kids to play at the playground in Deer Hollow Park, on South Moose Hollow Drive in Draper.

Play at the playground in Provo Delta Gateway Park in Provo, Utah.

Play at the playground in Desert Vista Park, an 11-acre St. George neighborhood park and one of the city's largest. Bring a picnic to the tables or covered pavilion, let kids run on the large open grass area, and stroll the loop walking path around the park.

Play at the playground in Devonshire Park, a city park in Saratoga Springs, Utah. The park also has open grass areas, picnic tables, park benches, a pavilion, BBQ grills and a drinking fountain, so you can turn a visit into a family picnic.

Send the kids to the playground at Dixie Downs Park, a 5.7-acre neighborhood park in St. George that doubles as the playground for the adjacent Dixie Downs Elementary School. Bring a picnic: the park has picnic tables, a covered pavilion with a barbecue, drinking fountains and a restroom.

Play at the playground in Dog Town Dog Park, a 3.52-acre park in Washington, Utah. Let the kids play, then take a break at the picnic area. Restrooms and 50 parking spaces are on site. The park is listed as ADA compliant, and it has no splash pad.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Dorilee Park, a 2.9-acre neighborhood park owned by the City of West Jordan. Spread out a picnic at the tables, rest on a bench, or settle under the park's pavilion. There's no restroom or drinking fountain listed, so plan ahead before you head over.

Spread out on the open grass at Downtown Park, a Pleasant Grove city park on South Main Street, and pull up to one of its nine picnic tables for a snack or a rest outdoors. Bring a blanket, a ball or a lunch and make an easy outdoor stop of it.

Bring the kids to the gated playground at Dr. O. Roi Hardy Park, a 5.22-acre city park on the Jordan River in Riverton. Elsewhere in the park, you can play on the grass, walk the path or the Jordan River Parkway Trail, or stroll the nature boardwalk north of the park. Benches, restrooms, a drinking fountain and a parking lot are on site.

Play at the playground at Draper City Amphitheater Park in Draper.

Play at the playground in Draper Park in Draper, Utah.

Take the kids to the playground at Dry Mountain Park, a city park in Payson. The park also has a pavilion, picnic tables for sharing a meal outdoors, trails to walk and on-site parking.

Play on the tot lot and swing set at Eagle Park Commons, then try a game of tetherball or volleyball. The park also has a pavilion, a picnic table and a BBQ, so you can make a picnic of it, plus a bench and a trash can nearby.

Let little ones play on the tot lot at Eagle Point B Park in Eagle Mountain, Utah. A tot lot is a small playground built for young children, and this park has one, along with six wooden benches for sitting while the kids play.

Play on the playgrounds and swing set at Eagle Summit Park in Lehi, then cross the park's bridges or follow its walking path. The park also has basketball courts, a tennis court, a baseball backstop, picnic tables with BBQ grates, a pavilion, restrooms and a water fountain, so a playground visit can easily turn into a longer afternoon outing.

Let little ones play on the tot lot at Eagles Gate East Park in Eagle Mountain, then try a game on the volleyball pit. The park also has two picnic tables, a BBQ, two benches and a bike rack, so you can stay for a snack or a barbecue after playtime.

Play on the tot lot at Eagles Gate West Park in Eagle Mountain, a play area for young children. Shoot hoops on the basketball court, or settle in at one of six picnic tables with a BBQ, benches and a bike rack at the park.

Take the kids to the playground at East Canyon Park (Ann J. Gardner Park), a Cedar City park off Center Street near the mouth of Cedar Canyon. Stay longer with barbecue grills, three tables, benches, a pavilion, restrooms and volleyball close by, so a family can play, grill and picnic in one stop.

Settle in at the picnic table at East Park, a neighborhood park in Riverdale at 4850 South 600 West, for a simple stop outdoors. Looking for a playground? Riverdale City's parks list two at Riverdale Park, along with a splash pad, and one at Golden Spike Park.

Play at the playground in Eddington Park, a Lehi city park in Utah. Take a break at the picnic table or on one of the benches, then stretch your legs on the walking path before or after playtime with the kids.

Let the kids play on the small playground at Eggett Memorial Park in Bountiful, an 8-acre park with walking and jogging trails and a stream with fishing. Playground use is first-come, first-served. Restrooms and 2 barbecue grills are on site, and 40 parking spaces serve the park.

Play at the playground in Eliason Park in Logan.

Play at one of two playgrounds in Ellison Park, a 44-acre Layton City park. Make a day of it: the park also has a splash pad, a skate park, a picnic pavilion, tennis and pickleball courts, and a 1-mile walking trail, with restrooms on site.

Play on the playground at Emmebella Park, a city park in Herriman. The park also has a small pavilion, benches, trails and a grass area, so you can walk or take a break on a bench around playtime.

Swing on the swing set and play on the playground at Evergreen Park, a 4.88-acre park in American Fork. Beyond the play area, you can play sand volleyball, spread out on the open grass, rest in the shade of trees and use the restrooms. A pavilion with tables is also on site.

Play at the playground at Exchange Park in Provo, Utah.

Play on the large play structure at Falcon Crest Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Shoot hoops on the half basketball court, run around the open lawn, or rest on a bench, with a drinking fountain and area lights close by.

Let the kids play on the playground at Preserve Park, a quaint neighborhood park in Farmington. Shoot hoops on the half-court basketball courts, play a small game of catch on the little grass area, or let little ones ride their trikes along the park's sidewalks.

Play at the playground in Farr West Park, one of five city parks in Farr West, Utah. The park also has a large pavilion, a bowery and restrooms that open from late April through early October.

Play on the play structure at Fassio Farm Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Around the playground you'll find an open lawn area, benches, a picnic area, a barbecue grill and a pavilion that holds 40 people. There are no restrooms, so plan ahead.

Spend an outing at Fire Station Park, a mixed-use city park in Midvale tucked behind Fire Station #22 on East Fort Union. Midvale City designed the park for a mix of uses rather than a single sport, and the city lists a pavilion among its amenities.

Take the kids to play on either of the two playgrounds at Firehouse Park, a Lehi City park. Benches and a trash can are on site.

Let kids play at the playground in Fish Rock Park, a St. George city park. The park also has picnic tables, a covered pavilion, restrooms, a walking path and pickleball courts, so a visit can include a picnic, a stroll or a game of pickleball after playtime.

Play at the playgrounds in Fitts Park, one of South Salt Lake's oldest and most popular parks, a green oasis with three creeks and some of the oldest trees in the city. Beyond the playground, you can picnic at the tables, walk the Mill Creek Trail, try the fitness course or bike course, and visit the veterans memorial.

Play on the large playground at Foothill Park, a 4-acre neighborhood park in Orem with a view of Mt. Timpanogos. Beyond the playground you can use a large field for outdoor activities, football and soccer fields, two tennis courts and a 0.34-mile walking path. Restrooms, a pavilion that seats 120 and four BBQ braziers are on site.