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Let the kids play at the playground in Smith Fields Park in Draper, Utah.
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Let the kids play at the playground in Smith Fields Park in Draper, Utah.
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Take the kids to play at the playground at Soccer Park Complex in Logan.
Hours aren't listed.
Address1500 S Legrand St, Logan, UT
Spend an afternoon at South Park, a Farmington city park on South Frontage Road. The park has a pavilion that can hold about 150 people, two ball fields, a large playing field and a small skateboard bowl, so a group can gather under the pavilion, play a game on the fields or try the bowl on a board.
Hours aren't listed.
Address1384 South Frontage Road, Farmington, UT
Website: farmington.utah.gov
Play at the playground at South Mountain Park in Draper, Utah.
Hours aren't listed.
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Play cricket or shuffleboard at Southridge Park, a 39.76-acre Salt Lake County park in Taylorsville.
Hours aren't listed.
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Let the kids play at Southwood Park, one of Murray City's four neighborhood parks, set right in a residential area. Like the others, it offers a playground, shaded picnic areas, open green lawns and sports amenities, and its covered pavilion can be rented for a family celebration or party.
Hours aren't listed.
Visit the playground in Spanish Fork City Park, in the heart of downtown Spanish Fork. The park also has restrooms, a stage and performance area, and a lawn to relax on. Walk through the rose garden, explore the monuments and memorials, or catch community events, outdoor performances and Friday food truck roundups in the summer.
Every day, from sunrise to sunset.
Park vehicles only in marked stalls. City Park can be busy during community events, so allow extra time for parking.
Contact: (801) 804-4500
Website: spanishfork.gov
Take the kids to the playground at Spring Creek Park in Provo, Utah.
Hours aren't listed.
Address1140 S State Street Provo UT 84606
Play on the playground at Spring Hollow Park in American Fork, then spread out on the open grass area or settle in at a picnic table.
Hours aren't listed.
Website: americanfork.gov
Play on the tot lot and swing set at Spring Run Park in Eagle Mountain, then take a break at one of the 8 picnic tables or under the pavilion. Restrooms and a parking lot are on site.
Hours aren't listed.
A parking lot is on site.
Swing and play at the children's playground in Springs Park, an 11-acre St. George neighborhood park along the Virgin River next to Seegmiller Marsh. Stroll the walking path with bench swings around a large pond home to many varieties of ducks and geese, look for birds, or picnic at the covered pavilion.
Hours aren't listed.
Let the kids play on the playground at Springwater Park, a 10-acre city park in Orem. Afterward, run around the grassy soccer field, shoot hoops on the full-sized basketball court, or stroll the .47-mile walking path. The park also has a tennis court, a baseball diamond, restrooms and a large pavilion.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 229-7154
Website: rec.orem.gov
Swing on the playground at Stagecoach Large Park, a Lehi City park with benches. The park also has a small pavilion with six tables and a large BBQ grill, two pickleball courts, a full basketball court and two soccer goals, so a family or group can mix playground time with other games.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (385) 201-1000
Swing and play on the playground at Stagecoach Small Park, a Lehi city park at 1497 West 650 South. Besides the swings, the park also has open grass space.
Hours aren't listed.
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Play at the playground in Steep Mountain Park in Draper, Utah.
Hours aren't listed.
Address351 East Steep Mountain Drive, Draper, UT
Play at the neighborhood playground in Stoker Park, a city park in Syracuse. Bring a picnic and use the picnic tables, grills and pavilions, or play a game of tennis or volleyball. A public restroom is available at the park.
Hours aren't listed.
Address1575 S 1150 W, Syracuse, UT 84075
Play at the playground in Stone Creek Park, a City of West Jordan neighborhood park. Make a day of it: shoot hoops on the basketball court, play sand volleyball, stroll the walking path or settle in at a picnic table or pavilion while the kids climb and run.
Hours aren't listed.
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Play on the tot lot and swing set at Stonebridge Park in Eagle Mountain, Utah, then shoot hoops or play tennis on the sport court. Eight benches, four picnic tables, a bike rack and two trash cans are on site.
Hours aren't listed.
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Bring the kids to the playground at Stonefield Park, a city park in West Haven, Utah. The park's pavilion, which the city rents out, has nine tables, electricity, a kitchenette and restrooms, and gives access to the playground.
Every day6 AM–10 PM
City park rules that apply here:
Phone: (801) 920-6346
Phone: (801) 395-8221
Stonefield Park Pavilion:
Address4529 S 4700 W, West Haven, UT
Parks and Recreation: (801) 731-8882
Report a problem (West Haven City): (801) 920-6346
Report a problem (Weber County Sheriff): (801) 395-8221
Let the kids play at the playground in Stonehaven Park, a 4.51-acre city park in South Jordan. The park also has a basketball court, a tennis court, a sand volleyball court and horseshoe pits, so there is plenty to do around the playground, along with a pavilion.
Hours aren't listed.
Website: sjc.utah.gov
Play on the playground equipment at Stout Park, a city park in Hurricane, Utah. The park also has a large open grass area and a pavilion with tables and charcoal barbeques, so the playground can be one stop in a longer outing with family or friends.
Hours aren't listed.
Play on the playground at Summer Hill Park, a Cottonwood Heights, Utah park, then stretch your legs on the park's walking path. Settle in at the park's tables, and use the pavilion on a first-come, first-served basis; no reservations are taken.
Hours aren't listed.
Address7650 S. Primaverii Ct., Cottonwood Heights, UT
Contact: (801) 943-3190
Website: chparksandrecut.gov
Swing on the playground at Summercrest Park, a Lehi city park. Alongside the swings, the park has benches to rest on, a small pavilion with 5 tables and a large BBQ grill for picnics, and on-site parking, so it works for a quick play stop or a longer family picnic outing.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (385) 201-1000
Website: lehi-ut.gov
Let the kids play at the playground in Summerhill Park, a 2.37-acre city park in northeast Riverton. Afterward, picnic at the tables, play a game on the sand volleyball court, or visit the creek. A drinking fountain, a small pavilion and a dog waste station are also on site.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
Park rules:
The park sits on both sides of Country Mile Drive and Greasewood Drive.
Contact: (801) 208-3101 · [email protected]
Website: rivertonutah.gov
Play on the playground equipment at Sunbow Park, a Cedar City park near the Sunbow Subdivision on Northfield Road, southwest of Canyon View Middle School. When you need a break, the park has benches and tables where you can sit.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (435) 865-9223
Website: cedarcityut.gov
Spend time outside at Sunnyvale Park, a 4.1-acre Salt Lake County neighborhood park in Millcreek Township.
Hours aren't listed.
Address4013 South 700 West, Millcreek, UT
Swing and play at the playground and swing set in Sunrise Park, a Saratoga Springs city park. Spread out on the open grass areas, then take a break at the picnic tables, park benches or two pavilions. BBQ grills and a drinking fountain are on site, so a family outing can last past the last turn on the swings.
Every day6 AM–10 PM
Street parking only.
Website: saratogasprings-ut.gov
Play at the playground in Sunrise Station Park in Draper.
Hours aren't listed.
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Play on the playground at Sunrise Summit Park, a Lehi City park. Nearby you'll find a restroom, a water fountain, benches and parking, plus a small pavilion with two tables, electrical outlets and trash cans.
Hours aren't listed.
Website: lehi-ut.gov
Visit the playground at Sunset Cove Park, a 2.6-acre neighborhood park in West Jordan owned by the City of West Jordan.
Hours aren't listed.
The park has a pavilion, picnic tables and walking-path access. There are no restrooms, drinking fountain, benches or parking lot.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Play on the play structure and swings at Sunset Hollow Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Spread out on the open lawn, shoot hoops on the half basketball court, try pickleball, or sit down at the game table. Benches, a pavilion and a BBQ grill are close by for longer visits.
Hours aren't listed.
Address6378 South Oquirrh Mesa Drive, West Valley City, UT
Contact: (801) 955-4000
Play at the playground in Swensen Farms Park, a 6-acre public park in the northwest part of Riverton, Utah. The park also has a dedicated parking lot, a drinking fountain, restrooms and a pavilion with four picnic tables, so it works for a longer outing.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
More information: https://www.rivertonutah.gov/parks/locations/swensen-farms-park.php
More information: https://www.rivertonutah.gov/parks/locations/swensen-farms-park.php
The park has a dedicated parking lot.
Contact: (801) 208-3101 · [email protected]
Website: rivertonutah.gov
Spend the day outside at Taylorsville Park, a 7.3-acre Salt Lake County park on South Redwood Road in Taylorsville. The county lists a pavilion here that you can reserve, a spot for planning a gathering outdoors.
Hours aren't listed.
Address4731 South Redwood Road, Taylorsville, UT
Play on the play structure and tot swings, dig in the sand play area, or try a game of grass volleyball or horseshoes at Terrace Ridge Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. A walking path, benches, picnic tables and a BBQ grill make it easy to stay awhile.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 955-4000
Let the kids play at the children's playground at The Canyons Softball Complex, a 37.6-acre neighborhood park in St. George that also holds a softball facility. The park also has trellis-covered pavilions, picnic tables, restrooms, drinking fountains and a walking path. A pedestrian tunnel under Snow Canyon Parkway leads to the Snow Canyon Trailhead parking lot and Tawa Pond.
Hours aren't listed.
Address1890 West 2000 North, St. George, UT
Trellis-covered pavilions sit next to the parking lot. A pedestrian tunnel under Snow Canyon Parkway connects the park to the Snow Canyon Trailhead parking lot and Tawa Pond.
Website: sgcityutah.gov
Play on one of two playgrounds at The Fields at Little Valley in St. George, where the park also has a splash pad. Covered pavilions, picnic tables, BBQ, drinking fountains and two restrooms are on site, and there's a walking path for a stroll between turns.
Hours aren't listed.
Website: sgcityutah.gov
Play on the play structure at Kearns' 7-acre community park, just west of the Kearns Oquirrh Park Fitness Center parking lot. The park also has open green space, picnic tables, walking and jogging trails, and a pavilion with a covered picnic area, tables and restrooms, so a visit can easily turn into a picnic.
Hours aren't listed.
Address5624 S Cougar Ln, Kearns, UT
The park is directly west of the Fitness Center parking lot.
Contact: (801) 966-5555
Website: oquirrhrec.gov
Take the kids to play at the playground in Timber Ridge Park in Draper.
Hours aren't listed.
Address14096 South Timber Ridge Drive, Draper, UT
Play on the swings and play structure at Trailblazer Park, a neighborhood park in West Valley City. Kids can head to the open lawn area for room to run around, while parents rest on the benches and get a drink at the drinking fountain.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Play at the Trailside Park playground in Syracuse, then stretch your legs on the park's 0.08-mile walking and jogging path.
Hours aren't listed.
Trailside Park is on 2000 West Trailside Road in Syracuse.
Play at the playground in Trapper Park in Logan, at 1497 S 1600 W.
Hours aren't listed.
Address1497 S 1600 W, Logan, UT
Play on the playground at Treasure Valley Park, a 4.6-acre park in Washington, Utah. Spread out a picnic nearby, use the restrooms on site, then go for a hike, kick a soccer ball or shoot some hoops at the same park.
Every day6 AM–10 PM
Address4050 S Crown Jewel Way, Washington, UT
Website: new.washingtoncity.org
Swing by the playground at Triumph Park, a Lehi city park where kids can play while adults rest on the benches or around the small pavilion's four tables. The park also has a restroom, a water fountain, a bike rack and parking, so it works for a quick stop or a longer afternoon.
Hours aren't listed.
Parking is available at the park, and there is a bike rack if you ride.
Contact: (385) 201-1000
Play at the playground in Tuscany Park, one of Herriman City's parks. Spread out on the large grass area, sit on one of 7 benches, or settle in at the small east pavilion with 2 picnic tables or the large pavilion with 8 picnic tables. A drinking fountain and restrooms are on site, and the park has 3 parking lots.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
Reservations: (801) 446-5323
Address5469 West Toscana Way, Herriman, UT
The park has 3 parking lots.
Let the kids play at Union Park, a Salt Lake County park of about 17 acres in Midvale. Bring the family for an outing outdoors, and note that the park has a pavilion for gatherings.
Hours aren't listed.
Address7360 700 East, Midvale, UT
Play at the playground in Val Vista Park, a 4.2-acre American Fork park with a soccer field and two picnic tables. Families can also spread out on the open grass area or use the grill.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 763-3000
Let the kids play on the playground at Valle Vista, a Herriman City park on South Valle Vista Drive, then stretch out on the large grass area. Benches give visitors a place to sit, and a small pavilion offers a spot to gather. It's an easy outdoor stop for families in Herriman.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
Reservations: (801) 446-5323
Address14461 South Valle Vista Drive, Herriman, UT
Play at the playground in Valley View, a 0.68-acre park in American Fork. After playtime, spread out on the open grass area, sit at a picnic table or use the fire pit.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 763-3000
Website: americanfork.gov
Play on the playground at Veterans Memorial Ball Park, Lehi’s premier baseball facility for more than 70 years. Scattered picnic tables and benches make it easy to settle in while the kids play, and restrooms, a water fountain, a bike rack and designated parking are on site.
Hours aren't listed.
Designated parking is at the park.
Contact: (385) 201-1000
Take the kids to the playground at Veterans Park, a city park in Clinton, Utah. The park also lists restrooms, water, baseball and softball, and boweries you can rent, so playtime can easily become part of a longer outing with a ball game or a group gathering. Call Clinton City's Recreation Department with questions about the park.
Hours aren't listed.
Phone: (801) 614-0780
Address1705 N 1000 W, Clinton, UT
Website: clinton.utah.gov
Clinton City Recreation Department: (801) 614-0780
Clinton City: (801) 614-0700
Website: clinton.utah.gov
Head to Vintage Park in Bluffdale, one of the city's parks, to spread out at the picnic tables and benches or settle under a large or small pavilion. Bluffdale describes its parks as spaces for families, friends and neighbors to enjoy year-round, with trails, playgrounds, sports fields and picnic areas across the city.
Hours aren't listed.
Organized games and practices, special events and other activities that limit others' use of a Bluffdale park need a special permit from the city's recreation department.
Contact: (801) 254-2200
Spend a day outside at Vista Park, an 18-acre Salt Lake County park in Taylorsville, with a pavilion you can reserve for a gathering.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Play at the playground in Vista West Park, an 8-acre neighborhood park owned by the City of West Jordan. Kids can burn off energy on the playground equipment, and families can spread out a picnic at the park's picnic tables or in a pavilion.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Let kids play at the ADA playground at Wadman Park in North Ogden, then stroll the 0.16-mile walking loop. The park also has a pavilion with tables and electricity, restrooms, soccer fields, and sledding hills for winter fun, plus drinking fountains and benches around the grounds.
Hours aren't listed.
Address2625 North 1050 East, North Ogden, UT
Website: northogdencity.gov
Parks department: (801) 737-0587
City office: (801) 782‑7211
Parks department: [email protected]
Website: northogdencity.gov
Take young children to play on the tot lot at Walden Park in Eagle Mountain, the park's playground for little ones. Grown-ups can watch from one of 4 benches or settle at one of 9 picnic tables, with a pavilion and a bike rack nearby. The park also has a basketball court and 3 trash cans, so you can stay a while.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Let the kids play on the playground at Walden Park in Murray, then make an afternoon of it with the tables, BBQs and volleyball area the city's park page pictures.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 264-2614
Take the kids to the playground at West Clinton Park, a Clinton city park off N 2750 W. The park also has baseball and softball, boweries to rent, restrooms, water and electrical, so a visit can go beyond the playground.
Hours aren't listed.
Slide down the slides and swing on the swing set at the playground in West Ogden Park, a 5.08-acre Ogden City park. The park also has open grass to run around on, a basketball area, a pavilion and a restroom, with on-street parking.
Hours aren't listed.
Address751 W 24th Street, Ogden, UT
Parking is on the street.
Contact: (801) 629-8000
Website: ogdencity.gov
Play on the play structure at West View Park, a regional park in West Valley City. Try the challenge course and the timed 40-yard dash, then spread out on the open lawn. Picnic tables, barbecue grills, benches and restrooms are on site.
Hours aren't listed.
Address6036 West 4100 South, West Valley City, UT
Contact: (801) 955-4000
Let the kids loose on the playground at Western Springs Park, a public city park of about 20 acres on the west side of Riverton. The park also has a splash pad, a sledding hill, picnic tables, benches, a drinking fountain and restrooms, so a playground stop can easily turn into a picnic.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
The park has its own dedicated parking lot.
Contact: (801) 208-3101 · [email protected]
Website: rivertonutah.gov
Play at the shade-covered playground in Westmore Park, a 4.1-acre Orem park with shady trees and grass in a friendly elementary school neighborhood. Afterward, picnic at a table or covered pavilion, grill at a barbecue brazier, or stroll the 0.47-mile walking path. Restrooms are on site.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 229-7154
Website: rec.orem.gov
Let little ones play on the tot lot and swings at Westview Heights Park in Eagle Mountain. The park lists two swing sets, nine picnic tables for a snack or lunch outdoors, five benches for watching the fun and two bike racks if you ride over.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Head to the play structure at Wheatland Park, a West Valley City park with an open lawn area and a pavilion for picnics. Fire up the BBQ grill, rest on the benches and fill up at the drinking fountain, and lock your bike at the rack. There are no restrooms, so plan ahead.
Hours aren't listed.
Play at the playground in Whisperwood Park, a park in Draper.
Hours aren't listed.
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Take little ones to play on the tot lot and swing set at White Hills Park in Eagle Mountain. A tot lot is a small play area built for young children. When they need a break, the park also has a pavilion, two picnic tables and two benches, so the family can sit and rest between turns on the swings.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Play at the playground in Wildflower Park, a City of West Jordan neighborhood park of about 5.8 acres. Bring a picnic to the pavilion or the picnic tables, refill at the drinking fountain, and use the park's walking path or trail access between turns on the playground.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Head to the playground at Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park in Logan.
Hours aren't listed.
Address850 W 1230 S, Logan, UT
Relax in the shade at William R. Smith (Founders) Park in Centerville, a city park with pavilions, plenty of trees, trails and a shooting range.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
Address300 North 100 East, Centerville, UT
Parking: 40 stalls at the park, with additional parking available at City Hall.
Contact: (801) 295-3477 · [email protected]
Website: centervilleutah.gov
Visit the playground at Willow Horseshoe Park in Logan, Utah.
Hours aren't listed.
Address500 W 700 S, Logan, UT
Let the kids play at the playground in Willow Park in Lehi, then make a day of it with 9 square, volleyball courts and horseshoe pits nearby. The park also has five pavilions, restrooms and a dog park, and campsites are available for overnight stays. Bring a picnic to enjoy at the tables between games.
Hours aren't listed.
Phone: (385) 201-1000
Address2998 West 300 North, Lehi, UT
Contact: (385) 201-1000
Let the kids play at the playground in Willow Park in Logan.
Hours aren't listed.
Address450 W 700 S, Logan, UT
Play at the playground in Windsor Park, an 8.32-acre Orem park. Pair a visit with the park's soccer field, baseball fields, lighted tennis courts and a 0.53-mile walking path, then take a break at one of two large pavilions.
Hours aren't listed.
Call (801) 229-7154 before you go.
Climb and play on the play structures at Woodledge Park, a West Valley City neighborhood park. Bring a picnic to share at the park's picnic tables, barbecue grill or 60-person pavilion, then head to the informal playing field or the tennis courts. A drinking fountain is on site.
Hours aren't listed.
Address5210 W 4310 S, West Valley City, UT
Contact: (801) 955-4000
Play at the playground in Woodstock Meadows Park, a Murray City park on Hyland Lake Drive. When playtime winds down, spread out on the open lawn area or follow the trails through the wetland area, all in the same park.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (801) 264-2614
Play at the playground in Woodward Park, a 10.6-acre city park in Layton. Beyond the playground, the park has a half-mile walking trail, a sand volleyball court, a soccer field, a tennis court and a Little League baseball field, so there are other things to do before or after playtime.
Hours aren't listed.
Call (801) 336-3900 for current hours.
Contact: (801) 336-3900
Website: laytoncityutah.gov
Take the kids to the playground at Yorkshire Park, a 3.51-acre park on Skye Drive in South Jordan, Utah. South Jordan City lists the playground as the park's one feature, which makes this a simple stop for outdoor play. The park isn't available for reservations.
Hours aren't listed.
Website: sjc.utah.gov
Let the kids play on one of two playgrounds at Barnes Park, a city park in Kaysville. The park also has picnic tables, picnic shelters, barbecue grills and restrooms, so you can turn a playground visit into a family picnic; Pavilion 1 is the pavilion closest to the playground.
Hours aren't listed.
Kaysville Parks and Recreation: (801) 544-1788
City office: (801) 546-1235
City office: [email protected]
Website: kaysville.gov
Play on either of the two playgrounds at Bonneville Park in Ogden, a 10.97-acre city park. The park also has a large grassy area, two pavilions, a restroom and a parking lot.
Hours aren't listed.
Let the kids loose on the playgrounds at Burch Creek Park, a South Ogden city park nestled along the Burch Creek corridor. Between turns on the play equipment, families can stroll the paved walking path, spread out at the picnic areas or settle in at the pavilion, with peaceful creek-side surroundings. Seasonal restrooms are on site, and the park is a favorite for relaxed family outings.
Every day, from sunrise to sunset.
These are South Ogden City's rules for all its parks:
Phone: (801) 622-2901
Check the venue's website before you go.
City office: (801) 622-2700
Public Works: (801) 622-2901
Let the kids loose on one of two playgrounds at Canyon Rim Park, a 16-acre Millcreek park. Between turns, walk or jog the paths, picnic at the tables and benches, or catch a game on the baseball and softball fields, the pickleball and tennis courts or the horseshoe pit. The park also has an amphitheater and a pavilion with electricity and lights.
Hours aren't listed.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Play on the playgrounds at Club Heights Park, one of South Ogden's premier community parks on Palmer Drive. The park also has a pavilion with 12 tables, restrooms and the city's only designated dog park, so there is plenty to do beyond the play area.
Open from dawn to dusk.
City park rules apply at Club Heights Park:
Open from dawn to dusk.
Phone: (801) 622-2901
Phone: (801) 395-8221
Address410 Palmer Drive, South Ogden, UT
City office: (801) 622-2700
Public Works: (801) 622-2901
Non-emergency dispatch (after hours and weekends): (801) 395-8221
Let little ones ages 2 to 5 play at the tot playground in Evergreen Park, a 5.74-acre Salt Lake County park in Millcreek. The park also has a backstop and a pavilion.
Hours aren't listed.
Ages 2–5
Tot playground: ages 2–5.
Address2230 East 3425 South (Evergreen Ave), Millcreek, UT
Website: saltlakecounty.gov
Climb and play on the playground equipment at High Adventure Park in Ogden, where two playgrounds sit in a 3.1-acre park with grass lawns and trees. Take a break at the covered picnic table area.
Hours aren't listed.
Let children ages 5 to 12 play on one of two playgrounds at North Ogden Park, an 8.4-acre city park in North Ogden. Restrooms with water fountains are centrally located, and pavilions on the east and west sides have tables, lighting, electrical outlets and drinking fountains. The park also has basketball, tennis and volleyball courts and a skatepark.
Hours aren't listed.
Call (801) 737-0587 before you go.
Ages 5–12
Suitable for children ages 5–12.
Suitable for children ages 5–12.
Check the venue's website before you go.
Parks and Recreation: (801) 737-0587
City office: (801) 782-7211
Parks and Recreation: [email protected]
This is listed for people staying or paying here. We couldn't confirm it's open to everyone. Check with the venue before you go.
Climb, slide and swing at Playhouse Park, a sandy play area built for the littlest explorers of Daybreak, a housing community in South Jordan. Young adventurers can ride the slide on the Earthscape Junior Tower, tackle a log climbing structure with monkey rings, and choose from basket or group swings, toddler and baby swings, and regular swings. Sensory activities, group games and free play fill the space.
Every day, from sunrise to sunset.
Hours page: https://www.daybreakutah.com/frequently-asked-questions/
More information: https://www.daybreakutah.com/amenity/playhouse-park-2/
Website: daybreakutah.com
Play soccer on two full-size fields and two smaller ones, all with permanent goals, or send the kids to a big playset with four slides and six swings at Pleasant Green Park in Magna. This large community park has plenty of grassy space and a reservable pavilion for gatherings, and it sits beside the Magna Fitness and Recreation Center and its outdoor pool.
Pavilion reservation, fixed rate$115
Price may vary depending on date and time.
See Pavilions and reservations
Check signs at the park for current hours.
Most county parks are open from dawn to dusk.
Pleasant Green Park may close for weather or maintenance.
How to bookReserve the pavilion online through Amilia SmartRec, or in person at the Parks, Trails, and Open Space office during regular business hours.
Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2485935
Pleasant Green Park has a pavilion you can reserve for a gathering. Pavilion season runs May 1–September 30.
Pavilion reservation, fixed rate$115
Price may vary depending on date and time.
Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2485935
More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rent-or-reserve/
Phone: (385) 468-7275
Email: [email protected]
Rules: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rules/
More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/globalassets/2-parks--rec/rent-or-reserve/parksrec_reservationrequestform_september-2025.pdf
The park is next to the Magna Fitness and Recreation Center and outdoor pool, and the parking lot is shared with them.
Contact: (385) 468-7275 · [email protected]
Website: app.amilia.com
This is listed for people staying or paying here. We couldn't confirm it's open to everyone. Check with the venue before you go.
Spend time at Ponderosa Park, a small .82-acre park in Stansbury Park, one of the parks the Stansbury Service Agency lists for residents. If you live elsewhere, check with the Agency before you go. Across its 15 parks, the Agency offers playgrounds, picnic areas, walking trails and open space, though not every park has each one.
Hours aren't listed.
Contact: (435) 882-6188
Website: stansburypark.gov
Shoot hoops on the half court, play tennis or pickleball on two courts with pickleball lines, toss horseshoes or play volleyball on the sand court at Poplar Grove Park in Salt Lake City. Kids have a playground, and groups can reserve the park's pavilion, with charcoal grills and power outlets, for a picnic. A baseball field is available by reservation.
Hours aren't listed.
Hours page: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/saltlakecityut/latest/saltlakecity_ut/0-0-0-55890
Booking link: https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/slc/reservation/landing/search?facilityTypeIds=39
Reservations: (801) 972-7860
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/poplar-grove-park/
Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1MzkqXanPeMoaPzyzYsmxP_CZOZFyM0o&usp=sharing
Phone: (801) 972-7865
Poplar Grove Park has a pavilion that can be reserved for a picnic.
Booking link: https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/slc/reservation/landing/search?facilityTypeIds=39
Price list: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-fees/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/how-to-make-a-reservation/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-reservations/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/services-requests/pavilion-reservations/
Rules: https://www.slcdocs.com/parks/Parks%20Reservation%20Rules%20%20Regulations%202025.pdf
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/park-pavilions-amenities/
Phone: (801) 972-7800
Phone: (801) 972-7860
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/park-pavilions-amenities/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/poplar-grove-park/
Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/
Rules: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/saltlakecityut/latest/saltlakecity_ut/0-0-0-55906
Hours page: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/saltlakecityut/latest/saltlakecity_ut/0-0-0-55890
Website: slc.gov
Pavilions and reservations: (801) 972-7800
Reservations: (801) 972-7860
Baseball field reservations: (801) 972-7865
Email: [email protected]
Website: slc.gov
Let children play on the playground at Post Street Tot Lot, a Salt Lake City park with a drinking fountain.
Hours aren't listed.
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/post-street/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/post-street/
Salt Lake City park rules that apply to all city parks:
Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/
Rules: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/saltlakecityut/latest/saltlakecity_ut/0-0-0-55906
Address487 South Post Street, Salt Lake City, UT
Website: slc.gov
Climb, slide and play at Private Kay Pete Murdock Jones Memorial Park, a 4-acre neighborhood park off 400 East in Heber City. Kids can tackle the children's climbing wall, explore the play structure and slides, and spend time on the playground. It sits in the Wheeler Park-Daniels Gate neighborhood, south of East Airport Road.
Hours vary.
Open 7 AM to dark; days not listed.
No booking needed
More information: https://ci.heber.ut.us/Facilities/Facility/Details/Wheeler-Park-11
Rules: https://ci.heber.ut.us/DocumentCenter/View/422/Park-Rules-PDF
Play on the playground or gather at the pavilion at Quail Crossing Park, a Kaysville park on 2300 S.
Hours aren't listed.
Call (801) 544-1788 before you go.
More information: https://www.kaysville.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Quail-Crossing-Park-12
Contact: (801) 544-1788
Website: kaysville.gov
Gather for a picnic at the small pavilion in Ranches Park, a Herriman city park with a skate park. Eat at the picnic tables, then play on the playground, try the volleyball court or run around the large grass area. Restrooms, benches and a parking lot are on site.
Every day7 AM–10 PM
Hours page: https://www.herriman.gov/parks
Reservations: (801) 446-5323
More information: https://www.herriman.gov/parks/ranches-park
More information: https://www.herriman.gov/parks/ranches-park
More information: https://secure.rec1.com/UT/herriman-city-ut/catalog
Phone: (801) 446-5323
More information: https://www.herriman.gov/parks/ranches-park
Website: herriman.gov
Reservations: (801) 446-5323
Parks general phone: (801) 254-7667
Email: [email protected]
Website: herriman.gov
Shoot hoops, play soccer, roll through the skate park or let kids loose on the playground and swing set at Rancho Park, a city park in Tooele. A barbecue grill and a reservable pavilion make it easy to host a picnic or party, and restrooms are on site.
Half day$10
Full day$15
See Pavilions and reservations
Price list: https://files.tooelecity.gov/services/finance/fees.php#collapse1180b15
Hours aren't listed.
How to bookReserve the pavilion online; reservations aren't taken over the phone.
Booking link: https://tooelecity.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs?parks=11
Half day$10
Full day$15
Booking link: https://tooelecity.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs?parks=11
Price list: https://files.tooelecity.gov/services/finance/fees.php#collapse1180b15
Phone: (435) 843-2143
Rules: https://files.tooelecity.gov/bounce_house_policy/index.php
Phone: (435) 843-2143
Spread a picnic at the picnic tables of Regal Park in Saratoga Springs, then relax on a park bench or send the kids to the playground. Open grass areas are part of the park.
Mon–Fri6 AM–10 PM
More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Regal-Park-47
More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Regal-Park-47
More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Regal-Park-47
Spread out a picnic at Remington Park, also known as the Jacobs Ranch Tot Lot, in Saratoga Springs. The pavilion has six picnic tables available first come, first served. The park also has BBQ grills, benches and a playground.
Mon–Fri6 AM–10 PM
More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Jacobs-Ranch-Tot-Lot-7
More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Jacobs-Ranch-Tot-Lot-7
Spend a family afternoon at Richfield City Park on Main Street. Let kids loose on the large playground, shoot hoops on the basketball courts or play sand volleyball, then settle in at the picnic tables near the playground. Restrooms are on site, and the park hosts many community festivities and activities.
Hours aren't listed.
Pavilions can be reserved from April 1 through October 31. From November through March, pavilions are first-come, first-served.
Reservations are accepted for each calendar year beginning the first business day of the year.
Call to check pavilion availability and to make a reservation.
Booking link: https://richfieldut.gov/parks-recreation/park-reservations/
Booking link: https://richfieldut.gov/parks_recreation/city-park-pavilion-400-n-main-st/
Phone: (435) 896-5546
Pavilions can be reserved from April 1 through October 31. From November through March, pavilions are first-come, first-served.
Reservations are accepted for each calendar year beginning the first business day of the year.
Call to check pavilion availability and to make a reservation.
Booking link: https://richfieldut.gov/parks-recreation/park-reservations/
Booking link: https://richfieldut.gov/parks_recreation/city-park-pavilion-400-n-main-st/
Phone: (435) 896-5546
Cool off at the splash pad in summer, let kids loose on two playgrounds, or play tennis, sand volleyball and ball-diamond games at Riverdale Park. Stroll the half-mile walking path, picnic under one of five pavilions, and ride the city's Bike Park pump track at the south trailhead.
Field use, per field$45
Scoreboard$20
City-run activities pay no rental fees.
All fees are due in full before a permit is issued.
See Pavilions and reservations
Field layout$125
Restriping$50
Baseball and softball field prep$100
See Pavilions and reservations
Single use$100
Multiple-day tournaments and large-scale events$250
The deposit is returned after the permit expires if the area is left clean and undamaged.
See Pavilions and reservations
Every day6 AM–10 PM
Sources disagree on these hours; verify before you go.
Riverdale Park, or parts of it, may close for weather or maintenance.
How to bookReserve medium and large pavilions online or in person at the Community Center, 4360 S. Parker Drive; phone reservations aren't taken.
Field use permits need an application at least 10 days before use.
Booking link: https://www.riverdaleutah.gov/community/parks/index.php
Booking link: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/field_rental_agreement_and_policies.pdf
Phone: (801) 621-6084
Field use permits need proof of $1,000,000 liability insurance.
Rules: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/facility_use_permit.pdf
Rules: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/public_parks_and_trails.pdf
Field use, per field$45
Scoreboard$20
City-run activities pay no rental fees.
All fees are due in full before a permit is issued.
Field layout$125
Restriping$50
Baseball and softball field prep$100
Single use$100
Multiple-day tournaments and large-scale events$250
The deposit is returned after the permit expires if the area is left clean and undamaged.
Field use permits need an application at least 10 days before use.
Field use permits need proof of $1,000,000 liability insurance.
Booking link: https://www.riverdaleutah.gov/community/parks/index.php
Booking link: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/field_rental_agreement_and_policies.pdf
Rules: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/facility_use_permit.pdf
Phone: (801) 621-6084
Booking link: https://www.riverdaleutah.gov/community/parks/index.php
The splash pad normally runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. To cut water use during the 2026 drought, the city closes it on Thursdays.
The splash pad may shut down for water quality or mechanical problems, so operation isn't guaranteed.
Booking link: https://www.riverdaleutah.gov/community/parks/index.php
Rules: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/facility_use_permit.pdf
Rules: https://webgen1files.revize.com/riverdaleut/Documents/Community/Parks/public_parks_and_trails.pdf
Phone: (801) 621-6084
Riverdale Park is at 4300 S. Parker Drive. Park only in marked spaces, not on grass. If the park's lots are full, use the Community Center lot at 4360 S. Parker Drive. Don't park along Parker Drive or in the Fire Department lot, which is reserved for on-call firefighters. The Riverdale Bike Park is at the south trailhead parking lot just south of the Civic Center.
Contact: (801) 621-6084
Website: riverdaleutah.gov
Play soccer, softball or baseball on six reservable fields at Riverside Park in Salt Lake City, or shoot hoops on the half court and play tennis on four courts. Kids have two playgrounds, and groups can reserve the East or Lion’s West Pavilion for a picnic with tables, power outlets and, at Lion’s West, charcoal grills. Gratitude Grove honors public safety officers and firefighters.
Hours aren't listed.
Hours page: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/saltlakecityut/latest/saltlakecity_ut/0-0-0-55890
Booking required
How to bookReserve a pavilion online in ActiveNet; you need an account.
This applies to pavilions and reservable athletic fields.
Other park amenities, such as playgrounds, courts and restrooms, aren’t included in a reservation and are first come, first served.
To reserve an athletic field, call (801) 972-7865. Check with the venue before you go.
Pavilion reservations must be made at least 3 business days before the date.
Pavilion reservation season runs from the second Monday of April through the second Sunday of October.
Cancel at least 14 days before your reservation date. No refunds, no exceptions, including for bad weather.
You can change the date, time or location with at least 3 business days’ notice, subject to availability.
Some reservations can’t be booked online, such as 200+ attendees, weddings, selling or advertising, fundraising, charging for attendance, festivals, food trucks, events open to the public, camps, DJs or amplified sound, petting zoos, and walks or demonstrations. Call (801) 972-7800 for help.
Booking link: https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/slc/reservation/landing/search?facilityTypeIds=39
Booking link: https://www.slc.gov/parks/how-to-make-a-reservation/
Booking link: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-reservations/
Reservations: (801) 972-7860
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/riverside-park/
Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1Cak0kAux1bXivyDYwtMQdRORMEi5jGE&usp=sharing
Phone: (801) 972-7865
Riverside Park has two reservable pavilions. Resident and non-resident rates apply; the city’s pavilion fee page lists them. Check table sizes with the venue before you go.
The city’s fee schedule lists blocks of 8 AM–10 PM, 8 AM–2 PM and 3 PM–10 PM. Check the fee page for the block and rate that apply to each pavilion.
Reserve a pavilion online in ActiveNet; you need an account. The reservations office is open Mon–Fri, 7 AM–4 PM.
This applies to pavilions and reservable athletic fields.
Other park amenities, such as playgrounds, courts and restrooms, aren’t included in a reservation and are first come, first served.
To reserve an athletic field, call (801) 972-7865. Check with the venue before you go.
Pavilion reservations must be made at least 3 business days before the date.
Pavilion reservation season runs from the second Monday of April through the second Sunday of October.
Cancel at least 14 days before your reservation date. No refunds, no exceptions, including for bad weather.
You can change the date, time or location with at least 3 business days’ notice, subject to availability.
Some reservations can’t be booked online, such as 200+ attendees, weddings, selling or advertising, fundraising, charging for attendance, festivals, food trucks, events open to the public, camps, DJs or amplified sound, petting zoos, and walks or demonstrations. Call (801) 972-7800 for help.
Booking link: https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/slc/reservation/landing/search?facilityTypeIds=39
Booking link: https://www.slc.gov/parks/how-to-make-a-reservation/
Booking link: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-reservations/
Price list: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-fees/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/park-pavilions-amenities/
Rules: https://www.slcdocs.com/parks/Parks%20Reservation%20Rules%20%20Regulations%202025.pdf
Phone: (801) 972-7800
Phone: (801) 972-7860
Phone: (801) 972-7865
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/park-pavilions-amenities/
More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/riverside-park/
Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/
The park has parking lots at its 800 North and 600 South entrances. Parking near the East and Lion’s West Pavilions is limited.
Website: slc.gov
Pavilions and reservations: (801) 972-7800
Reservations: (801) 972-7860
Field reservations: (801) 972-7865
Email: [email protected]
Website: slc.gov
Play pickleball on eight courts, cool off at the splash pad or let the kids loose on three playgrounds at Riverton City Park, Riverton's largest park at 31 acres. You can also shoot hoops, skate, play tennis or sand volleyball, walk the path and use three workout stations. Groups can reserve pavilions for picnics.
Half day, resident$75
Half day, non-resident$125
Full day, resident$125
Full day, non-resident$200
Half day is 10 AM–3 PM or 4–10 PM. Full day is 10 AM–10 PM.
See Pavilions and reservations
Resident (first rate listed)$10
Non-resident (first rate listed)$60
Resident (second rate listed)$20
Non-resident (second rate listed)$90
Two rates are listed for residents and for non-residents; ask the parks office which applies to your reservation.
See Pavilions and reservations
Non-refundable fee$1,000
Refundable security deposit$1,000
See Pavilions and reservations
Every day6:30 AM–10 PM
Booking required
How to bookReserve the large pavilion in person at the Parks & Recreation window at Riverton City Hall, 12830 S Redwood Road in Riverton, Utah.
Bounce houses are not allowed at any Riverton City parks.
Website: rivertonutah.gov
A special event permit application is required for all events at the large pavilion.
The park has 5 pavilions: 1 large, 1 small and 3 mini. The large and small pavilions can be reserved.
Half day, resident$75
Half day, non-resident$125
Full day, resident$125
Full day, non-resident$200
Half day is 10 AM–3 PM or 4–10 PM. Full day is 10 AM–10 PM.
Resident (first rate listed)$10
Non-resident (first rate listed)$60
Resident (second rate listed)$20
Non-resident (second rate listed)$90
Two rates are listed for residents and for non-residents; ask the parks office which applies to your reservation.
Non-refundable fee$1,000
Refundable security deposit$1,000
A special event permit application is required for all events at the large pavilion.
More information: https://www.rivertonutah.gov/parks/locations/riverton-city-park.php
Phone: (801) 208-3101
Email: [email protected]
The park has a dedicated parking lot.
Contact: (801) 208-3101 · [email protected]
Website: rivertonutah.gov
Gather under the pavilion at Rock Creek Park, a 20-acre Syracuse city park with picnic tables, a public restroom and four playgrounds. Rent the pavilion for a family party, wedding reception or corporate party, and let the kids head to the playgrounds while the group eats together.
Syracuse residents$40
Non-residents$60
See Pavilions and tables
Syracuse residents$5
Non-residents$10
See Pavilions and tables
Price list: https://syracuseut.gov/266/Pavilion-Field-Rentals#tab8fb07c23-410a-45cf-b362-c4da8bc1f031_0
Hours aren't listed.
Booking required
How to bookTo rent the pavilion, email or call to check availability, then send the completed Parks Reservation Form by email or bring it to the Syracuse City Community Center at 1912 W 1900 S in Syracuse.
Pay in full when you reserve; cash and credit card are accepted.
Cancel at least 7 working days ahead for a full refund minus a $5 handling fee.
Cancel less than 7 working days ahead and only 50% of the reservation amount is refunded.
Cancel less than 3 working days ahead and no refund is given.
A credit card is kept on file; a $50 minimum fee is charged to it if the pavilion isn't left in the condition you found it.
Booking link: https://syracuseut.gov/266/Pavilion-Field-Rentals#tab8fb07c23-410a-45cf-b362-c4da8bc1f031_0
Booking link: https://www.syracuseut.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2436/Park-Reservation-Form
Reservations: (801) 614-9660
Reservations: [email protected]
Syracuse residents$40
Non-residents$60
Syracuse residents$5
Non-residents$10
Price list: https://syracuseut.gov/266/Pavilion-Field-Rentals#tab8fb07c23-410a-45cf-b362-c4da8bc1f031_0
More information: https://syracuseut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Rock-Creek-Park-14
Pay in full when you reserve; cash and credit card are accepted.
Cancel at least 7 working days ahead for a full refund minus a $5 handling fee.
Cancel less than 7 working days ahead and only 50% of the reservation amount is refunded.
Cancel less than 3 working days ahead and no refund is given.
A credit card is kept on file; a $50 minimum fee is charged to it if the pavilion isn't left in the condition you found it.
Price list: https://syracuseut.gov/266/Pavilion-Field-Rentals#tab8fb07c23-410a-45cf-b362-c4da8bc1f031_0
Booking link: https://www.syracuseut.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2436/Park-Reservation-Form
Phone: (801) 614-9660
Email: [email protected]
More information: https://syracuseut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Rock-Creek-Park-14
Website: syracuseut.gov
Reservations: (801) 614-9660
Syracuse City Hall: (801) 825-1477
Reservations: [email protected]
Website: syracuseut.gov