Playgrounds in Utah

Play on the playground at Foothills Park, a 5.99-acre city park in Riverton next to Foothills Elementary School. Kids can run around on the grass area, and the park has shade trees, benches and a drinking fountain for breaks while you play.

Let younger kids play on the fire truck playground at Forbush Park, a Farmington city park on South Main. The park also has expansive grassy areas for relaxing and sports, plus a large and a small pavilion that suit events and gatherings.

Take the kids to the playground at Forest-Mellor Park, a Lehi city park. Rest on the park's benches while they play, or spread out a picnic at the small pavilion, which has 6 tables and a trash can. It's a simple stop for a playground outing in Lehi.

Take the kids to the playground at Fort Utah Park in Provo for some outdoor play.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Foxglen Park, a 3.12-acre city park in Roy, Utah. The park also has a T-ball field and a soccer field, plus a small bowery, a shelter available first come, first served.

Play at the playground in Franklin Park in Provo.

Play at the playground in Freedom Park, a Springville city park. The park also has walking trails, picnic tables and a drinking fountain.

Take the kids to the tot lot at Fremont Springs Park, a playground area for young children. Watch from one of four benches, spread out a picnic at one of two picnic tables, and lock up bikes at the bike rack. A trash can is on site for cleanup.

Play at the playground in Fryer Park in Lindon, Utah. The park has a playground and a combined pavilion and playground area, plus a walking path, picnic tables and a bathroom, so a visit can mix playtime with a picnic or a stroll along the path.

Let the kids play at the playground in Gailey Park, a Kaysville city park, then take a break at a picnic table, fire up a grill or settle under a picnic shelter. Restrooms and parking are on site, and two pavilions are in the park.

Let little ones play at the playground in Gammon Park, a 6-acre city park in Vineyard that is ideal for 2–5 year olds. The park also has restrooms, a reservable pavilion that seats about 112 people and three small pavilions that seat about 16 people each.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Gateway Park, a Lehi City park. Between turns on the equipment, take a stroll on the walking path, fill up at the water fountain or use the restrooms. The park is also set up for pickleball and half-court basketball, so there's more to play than the playground.

Let kids play at the playground in Germania Park, one of Murray's three Jordan River Parkway parks. Take in scenic river views, walk the paved trails and spread out on open green space nearby. The parkway parks' covered pavilions, including one at Germania, have picnic seating and shaded areas for a family outing, and fishing ponds are among the amenities near the three parks.

Play on the play structure at Glenn Weaver Memorial, a West Valley City park on Cape Ridge Lane. The park also has a pavilion for 40 people, benches, a barbecue grill and a perimeter trail to stroll.

Play at the playground in Golden Hills Park, a Cottonwood Heights park on South Wasatch Boulevard, then take a stroll on the walking path. The park also has restrooms and a first-come, first-served pavilion with six tables and electricity, so families can make an afternoon of it.

Play at the playground in Golden Spike Park, a Riverdale city park. The park also has a large open grass area, a large pavilion and two ball diamonds.

Head to Grand Vistas Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park, to play on the play structure, ride the zipline and try the game zone. Work out on the fitness equipment, shoot baskets on the half basketball court, stroll the walking trail or spread out on the open lawn. A pavilion is on site.

Take the kids to the playground at Grandview Park, a 10.91-acre Ogden City park at 3809 Jackson Ave. Along with the play area, the park has a restroom, a pavilion and open grass, and visitors park on the street.

Head to the playground at Grant Park, one of Murray City's four neighborhood parks, tucked into a residential area. Murray's neighborhood parks offer playgrounds, shaded picnic areas, open green lawns and sports amenities, and each has a covered pavilion, making it a convenient outdoor space close to home.

Play on the play structure at Grasmere Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park, then try the game zone and the fitness equipment. Stroll the walking trail, spread out on the open lawn, sip from the drinking fountain or eat at a covered picnic table. A pavilion is on site, and the park has no restrooms, so plan ahead for breaks.

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

Let the kids play on the playground at Greens Park, a Lehi city park. Shoot hoops on two full basketball courts, kick a ball around at the soccer goals, or take a break on the benches. A small pavilion with six tables and a large BBQ grill gives you a spot to eat.

Play at the playground in Greenwood Park, a 5.14-acre city park in American Fork. The park also has a baseball diamond listed for Little League, picnic tables and restrooms, so you can pair playtime with a picnic. A skate park is listed as part of the park too.

Play on the playground equipment at Hall Park, a city park in Hurricane. Between turns, you can rest on benches, set up at picnic areas with tables and charcoal barbecues, spread out on small open grass areas or walk the perimeter trail. Restrooms and a large pavilion are on site.

Let the kids play on the playground at Handcart Park, a small neighborhood park of about 1.2 acres owned by the City of West Jordan. Stay a while: the park also has a pavilion, picnic tables and a sand volleyball court, so you can play, picnic and volley a few rounds in one outing.

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

Play at the playground in Harrisville Park, a city park on US-89 in Harrisville. Cool off at the park's summer splash pad, then try the other things nearby: a disc golf course, tennis courts and a fishing pond that is stocked with rainbow trout about four times a year.

Play at Harvest Crop Park in Eagle Mountain, where two playgrounds give kids places to play. Two pavilions and two picnic tables are in the park, so families can settle in for a snack or a break between turns on the playgrounds.

Let the kids play at the playground in Harvest Estates Park, a city-owned neighborhood park of about 3 acres in West Jordan. A pavilion, picnic tables, benches and a drinking fountain are on site, so you can stop for a picnic or rest between turns on the playground.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Henderson Memorial Park, a 1.6-acre City of West Jordan neighborhood park. Bring a picnic to the pavilion and picnic tables, rest on a bench while the little ones play, or shoot some hoops on the basketball court.

Play at the playground in Heritage Farm Park, a 1.76-acre city park in Riverton near Riverton High School. Beyond the playground, the park has a grass area, benches and a dedicated parking lot. Dogs are allowed on a leash, and a dog waste station is on site.

Take the kids to play at Hidden Village Park, one of Murray City's four neighborhood parks tucked into a residential area. Murray's neighborhood parks offer playgrounds, shaded picnic areas, open green lawns and sports amenities, and each has a covered pavilion that families can rent for a picnic or celebration.

Let the kids play at the playground in High Pointe Park, a South Jordan city park on Oceano Dune Court. The park also has a pavilion and a short walking trail, so you can stretch a playground stop into a longer outing.

Play at the playground at Highland Park in South Jordan, then stretch your legs on the park's 0.78-mile looped walking trail. The park also has restrooms, a pavilion and pickleball courts, so you can turn a playground stop into a longer family outing.

Spread out on the open grass at Hill Park, a Pleasant Grove neighborhood park at 1500 East 400 South, or take a stroll along its walking path. Settle in at one of the park's picnic tables for a rest or a meal outdoors. The city lists it as a no-reservations park.

Play on the playground equipment at Hillcrest Park, a Cedar City park on 2075 West. Shoot hoops on the basketball court, fire up the barbecue grills and eat at one of the two tables, with a pavilion in the park too.

Play on the play structure at Hillsdale Park, a West Valley City park that also has a pavilion, tennis courts, barbecue grills and restrooms. Bring the family for time on the playground, then stay for a cookout at the barbecue grills or a game on the tennis courts.

Play on the playground at Hindley Park, a 4.28-acre American Fork park with shade trees, picnic tables and an open grass area. Kids can play while the family strolls the walking path around the park, or settle in at a picnic table. Soccer fields share the park.

Play at the playground in Hobble Creek Park, a Springville city park at 1250 South 2200 East. A pavilion, barbecue stand and drinking fountain are on site, and the park also has a basketball court, a play field and a walking trail.

Play on the playground at Hods Hollow Park in Kaysville, Utah, a city park. The park also has picnic areas and picnic tables for a meal or snack after play, plus parking, so it works as an easy family stop for an afternoon outing.

Play on the playground at Holdaway Park, a Springville city park named for Dr. and Mrs. Reed Holdaway, who donated the property. The park also has a play field and a walking trail, plus picnic tables, a barbecue stand and a drinking fountain.

Play at the playground in Hollow Park, a Lindon park at 300 E 400 N. The park also has restrooms, picnic tables, a walking path and pavilions, so you can pair playtime with a picnic or a stroll.

Let the kids play at the playground in Honeybee Park in Draper.

Take the kids to the playground at Hooper Park, a city park in Hooper. Restrooms and a bowery are on site, and the park hosts community events such as Hooper Tomato Days and the Hooper Halloween Haunt.

Let kids loose on the play structure at Hunter Park in West Valley City. Restrooms and a pavilion are on site, and the park also has tennis courts, grass sports fields and baseball fields for the rest of the group.

Let the kids loose on the play structure at Hunter Ridge Park, a neighborhood park in West Valley City. Run around on the open lawn, rest on a bench, or fire up the BBQ grill and eat under the pavilion, which is sized for 20 people.

Climb and play on the play structure at Hunter Village Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Spread out on the open lawn area, shoot hoops on the half basketball court, play grass volleyball or toss horseshoes, and walk the 8-foot-wide asphalt trail. Benches, drinking fountains, a BBQ grill and two picnic table shelters are on site.

Play at the playground in Inauguration Park in Draper.

Let the kids play on the play structure at Ironwood Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park with an open lawn area. Settle in on a bench, fire up the BBQ grill or gather under the pavilion, which holds 20 people, and there's a drinking fountain.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Island Park in Saratoga Springs, then settle in for a picnic. The park has open areas, picnic tables, park benches, BBQ grills and a drinking fountain. A pavilion with 3 tables is available first come, first served.

Get outside and play on the playground at Ivie Farms Park, a Herriman City park on South Ivie Farms Drive. Let the kids loose on the playground, then rest on the benches or spread out on the grass area nearby.

Play on two playgrounds at Ivory Ridge Park in Lehi, then cool off at the park's splash pad, which runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Families can settle at a pavilion with tables or on the benches along the walking path, and restrooms and designated parking are on site.

Play at the playground in J. Lynn Crane Park, a Herriman city park with a large grass area. Benches, tables and a pavilion give families places to sit and rest nearby, restrooms and a parking lot are on site, and the park also has a stage for music.

Play at the playground in J.C. Ball Park, a 3.63-acre park in American Fork. Kids can head for the playground while the grown-ups settle in the shade of the park's trees. Picnic tables are on hand, so you can bring lunch and make a relaxed outing of it in the park.

Play at the playground in Jaycee Park, a 3.37-acre Ogden City park on Fillmore Avenue. The park also has open grass, mature trees and a pavilion, so there is more to enjoy beyond the play area. Parking is on the street.

Head to the playground at Jeff Anderson Memorial Park, one of more than a dozen city parks in Bluffdale. The city designs its parks for families, friends and neighbors to enjoy year-round, with playgrounds, scenic trails, sports fields and picnic areas across its park system.

Swing and play at the playground in Jefferson Park, a 6.02-acre city park in Ogden. The park has swings and a playground, plus a restroom and a parking lot on site, so a short visit is easy to plan. A pavilion is also on the grounds, with reservations handled separately by Ogden City.

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

Head to Jones Memorial Park in Enoch, one of Enoch City's parks. The city has a map of its parks to help you find the park before you go.

Let the kids play at the playground in Jordan Bluffs Park, a Midvale city park on Bingham Junction Boulevard. The park also has a basketball court, pickleball courts and a volleyball court, small pavilions, and paths that connect to the Jordan River Trail for a walk before or after.

Play at the playground in Jordan Ridge Park, a 10.97-acre South Jordan park. Before or after, you can walk the 0.49-mile looped trail, shoot hoops on the basketball court, play tennis or volleyball, or settle in at one of the park's picnic pavilions. Restrooms are on site.

Play on the small play structure at Jordan River Redwood Trailhead Park, a Salt Lake County park in West Valley City, then settle in at a picnic table or the pavilion. The park also has boat docks, parking and restrooms on site.

Play at the playground at Jordan River Rotary Park in Draper, Utah.

Take the kids to the playground at Kelvin Grove Park, a Springville city park. The same park has a play field and a basketball court for games, a walking trail, a pavilion and a barbecue stand, so you can pair playground time with a walk or a game.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Kestrel Park, a Clinton city park. The city's park listing also names volleyball and a walking trail among the park's features, so you can add a pickup game or a stroll around playtime. Call the Clinton City Recreation Department with questions about the park.

Play on the playground at Kimberly Park, a 4.2-acre park in American Fork. Spread out on the open grass area, share a meal at the picnic tables or rest in the shade of the park's trees.

Let the kids play on the play structure at Kingspointe Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Between turns, shoot baskets on the half basketball court, play sand volleyball, stroll the walking trail or spread out on the open lawn. Picnic tables, BBQ grills and a pavilion for up to 60 people are on site.

Play on the tot lot at Kiowa Valley Park in Eagle Mountain, a play area for young children. Take a break on the benches, spread out at a picnic table, and park your bike at the rack; the park also has a barbecue.

Head to the playground at Knoll Park in Salem, then relax under the trees on the banks of Salem Pond. The park has grassy areas, a sandy beach where you can launch a canoe and a picturesque bridge that crosses the pond. A pavilion is available to rent for larger gatherings.

Play at the Knudsen Park playground in Holladay, a 7.5-acre park in the historic Knudsen's Corner. Try the water play space, run around the grassy play area or head to the outdoor classroom. The park also has a hammock garden, a picnic pavilion, restrooms and a bike repair station.

Play at the all-abilities playground in L & L Hamilton Park, a Herriman city park. Besides the play area, the park has a large grass area, benches, a pavilion and a restroom. Herriman City's parks department provides recreational facilities for people of all ages and abilities.

Play at the playground in Lakeview Park in Provo.

Let kids play at the playground in Lakewood Park, also called Lake Vista Plat E Park, in Saratoga Springs. The park also has open grass areas, picnic areas and tables, a small pavilion, a volleyball area and walkways, so you can pair playtime with a picnic, a game of volleyball or a stroll.

Play on one of two playgrounds at Layton Commons Park, a 47-acre city park in Layton, and take a turn on one of its 10 swings. Make an afternoon of it with a picnic at one of 15 picnic shelters or two pavilions, with four restrooms in the park.

Play on the electronic playground and swing on one of four swings at Legacy Park, a 3-acre city park in Layton. Settle in at one of two picnic pavilions, walk the 0.35-mile trail, or shoot hoops on four basketball courts. A restroom and 45 parking spaces are on site.

Let the kids play at the playground in Legacy Park, a Syracuse neighborhood park, then stretch your legs on the 0.21-mile walking and jogging path. The park also has a pond, a gazebo, picnic tables and public restrooms, so you can stay for a picnic or a rest between turns on the playground.

Play at the playground in Lester Park, an 11.46-acre Ogden City park. The park has a pavilion and a county library listed among its features.

Bring the family to play at the playground in Lion's Club Park, a 4.75-acre Ogden city park at 1243 22nd Street. Run around on the open grass, then rest at the pavilion or use the restroom. Parking is on the street.

Swing, climb the monkey bars and let toddlers play at Lion's Park, a shaded city park in Washington Terrace. The park has a toddler playground, plus monkey bars and swings in two sand areas. You can also shoot hoops on its half-court basketball court or head to the pavilion. The park sits at the city's entrance along 4700 South and 4800 South.

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

Take the kids to the playground at Lions Park, a 3.5-acre park in American Fork. When they've played enough, spread out on the open grass area, settle in at the pavilion's picnic tables, or rest in the shade of the trees. The park is listed as ADA accessible.

Play on a mining-themed destination playground at Lodestone Regional Park, a 60-acre Salt Lake County park in Kearns and West Valley City. Kids ages 2 to 5 have their own tot playground, and the park also has a zip line. Restrooms and a pavilion are on site.

Play at the playground in Logan Meadows Park, at 350 S 600 W in Logan, Utah.

Let the kids play at the playground in Lomond View Park, a 3.2-acre North Ogden city park. Bring a picnic to the pavilion, which has tables, a grill, electricity and lighting, and use the restrooms and water fountains inside the park. When winter comes, the park's sledding hills give families another way to play outside.

Play on the tot lot, a small playground for young children, at Lone Tree Park in Eagle Mountain. Stay a while: the park also has two benches, three picnic tables, a barbecue, two trash cans and a bike rack.

Play on the playground at Lorin Farr Park, a 7.48-acre city park in Ogden. The park also has a covered picnic area, a grass area, a restroom, a parking lot, a skate park and a swimming pool, with the Ogden River Parkway Trail listed among its features.

Take the kids to play at the playground in Lucas Dell Park, a 2.1-acre city park in South Jordan, Utah. The park also has a small pavilion with a BBQ, which can't be reserved.

Play at the playground in Lundstrom Park in Logan, Utah.

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

Let the kids climb and play at the playground in Magna Copper Park, a 1.44-acre city park in Magna. Restrooms and a reservable pavilion are on site, and the park also has a skate park, a dog park and sports fields, so you can turn a playground visit into a longer outing.

Head to Mahogany Park, a Pleasant Grove City park open from dawn to dusk, for some outdoor playtime. The city lists three picnic tables here, so you can bring a snack and settle in while the kids play.

Play on the playground equipment at Main Street Park, a city park in Cedar City, then take a break at the benches, tables or drinking fountain. Restrooms are on site, and two pavilions, the Lion's Pavilion with a barbecue grill and the Hexagon Pavilion known as the gazebo, offer tables for a picnic.

Head to the playground at Main Street Park in Herriman and let the kids burn off energy, then settle in at the large pavilion and tables or stretch out on the large grass area. Restrooms are on site, and the park also has a volleyball court and horseshoes.

Play at the playground in Majestic Park, on Majestic Drive in Logan, Utah.

Let the kids loose on the play structure at Maple Meadows Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Shoot hoops on the half basketball court, run around the open lawn, and cook a picnic on the barbecue grill. A 20-person pavilion and benches are close by.

Let the kids play at the playground in Maples Park, a roughly 2-acre neighborhood park in West Jordan owned by the City of West Jordan. Bring a picnic to the tables or the pavilion, sit on a bench while they play, and get a drink at the water fountain.

Let the kids play at the large children's playground in Mapleton City Park, a multi-recreational park at the center of the city, at the corner of Maple and Main. The park also has restrooms, picnic tables, a gazebo and a sand volleyball court, so you can pair playtime with a picnic or a game of volleyball.

Take the kids to the playground at Marquardt Park, a 3.61-acre Ogden city park on Taylor Avenue. The park also has a pavilion, a restroom and trail access to the foothills, so playtime can easily turn into a walk toward the foothills.

Let the kids loose on the playground at Marshall White Center, a 6.55-acre Ogden City park on 28th Street. Beyond the playground, the park has basketball, open grass, a field and a gym, so you can shoot hoops or run around once playtime winds down. A parking lot is on site.

Swing on the playground's swing set at Martin Park in American Fork, then stretch out on the open grass or under the shade trees. The 1.92-acre park also has a pavilion with tables, picnic tables and parking, plus a basketball hoop, so a visit to the playground easily turns into a family picnic afternoon.