Playgrounds in Utah

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground
• Large grass areas

More information: https://www.herriman.gov/parks/rosalina-park

• Small pavilion

• Benches
• Parking lot

A parking lot serves the park.

Contact: (801) 446-5323

Website: herriman.gov

Splash pad season (Memorial Day–Labor Day)

Every day9 AM–8 PM

• Splash pad
• Playground
• Grass area
• Small pavilion and a picnic table (no grill)

• Restroom
• Parking lot
• Small pavilion
• Picnic table (no grill)

The splash pad runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Address14070 S Rosecrest Road, Herriman, UT 84096

A parking lot is on site.

Contact: (801) 446-5323

Website: herriman.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Hours page: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/saltlakecityut/latest/saltlakecity_ut/0-0-0-55890

Courts and fields

• Pickleball: eight courts open to the public, just east of Guadalupe School
• Softball field
• Baseball field
• Multi-purpose fields
• Tennis. Check with the venue before you go.
• Volleyball

Play and wheels

• Playground
• Skate park

Paths and dogs

• Jogging and walking path
• Rosewood Dog Park, a designated off-leash area for dogs

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/rosewood-park/

More information: https://www.slc.gov/mayor/2024/09/05/new-pickleball-courts-unveiled-in-salt-lake-citys-rosewood-park-following-sewer-improvements/

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/salt-lake-city-off-leash-dog-areas/

• Restroom
• Drinking fountain
• Picnic tables

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/rosewood-park/

• Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. They may run off leash only in a designated off-leash area, and Rosewood Park has one.
• No alcoholic beverages in parks outside of licensed events and vendors.
• No fires, and no tents, lean-tos, tarps or other camping equipment.
• No fireworks, firearms, rockets or other explosives.
• Feed birds and other animals only appropriate food, and only at designated locations.
• At open-play courts that can't be reserved, be considerate: when other players are waiting, limit your court use to a reasonable number of points or finishing the current game.

Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/salt-lake-city-off-leash-dog-areas/

Address1380 North 1200 West, Salt Lake City, UT

Website: slc.gov

Every day5 AM–11 PM

These are Liberty Park's hours. Rotary Play Park is listed as closed for construction from September 2, 2025 to October 2026.

• Rotary Play Park is in the northwest area of Liberty Park.
• It was built as an all-ages playground and is well-loved and well-worn.
• Liberty Park has a second playground, Rice Pavilion Playground, in the northeast corner.

• Rotary Play Park is listed as closed for construction from September 2, 2025 to October 2026. Check the Liberty Park page for its current status.
• Leashed dogs are welcome at Liberty Park.

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/liberty-park/

Rotary Play Park was built as an all-ages and abilities park that honored the legacy of the 2002 Paralympic Winter Games hosted in Utah.

• Restrooms: four throughout Liberty Park. The Liberty Tennis restroom is closed; the others are open.
• Water fountains throughout the park.
• Concession stand: open Thursday–Monday, 11 AM–7 PM.
• Glass recycling in the Tracy Aviary parking lot.

Rotary Play Park is in the northwest area of Liberty Park, 600 Harvey Milk Blvd.

Website: slc.gov

Every day6 AM–10 PM

How to bookReserve pavilions online at www.royrecreation.com.

Booking opens at 8 AM in January: the first working day for residents, the second working day for non-residents.

Booking link: https://www.royutah.gov/departments/parks___recreation/parks/park___pavilion_reservations.php

Reservations: (801) 774-1048

• Baseball and softball: 3 fields with lights
• Soccer: 2 fields
• Lacrosse: 2 fields
• Playground
• Gaga ball pit
• Walking trail, approximately 0.66 miles
• Skate park

More information: https://www.royutah.gov/departments/parks___recreation/parks/west_park.php

Roy West Park has 2 pavilions, the East Pavilion and the North Pavilion. Both are listed on the city's pavilion reservation page, which also lists the rental fees.

• Pavilion rentals run April 1 – September 30.
• A rental is a full day during park hours.

Fields

• Roy City works with youth sports league administrators to reserve playing fields for scheduled games only.
• To ask about a field rental, call Roy City Parks and Recreation.

Booking opens at 8 AM in January: the first working day for residents, the second working day for non-residents.

Booking link: https://www.royutah.gov/departments/parks___recreation/parks/park___pavilion_reservations.php

Phone: (801) 774-1048

• Restrooms: availability isn't guaranteed in April, because of secondary water access and winterization
• Concession stand

More information: https://www.royutah.gov/departments/parks___recreation/parks/west_park.php

• The park is open 6 AM–10 PM year round.
• Roy City doesn't rent or reserve fields or open park space for team practices.
• When fields aren't in use for scheduled games or city programs, all city parks and open spaces are available for practices.
• Field space is limited, so teams and coaches should work together to share it.

Address2900 W 4650 S, Roy UT, Roy City, UT

Contact: (801) 774-1048

Website: royutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• All Abilities Playground
• Trails, with a connection to the High Pointe Trail

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Rushton-Meadows-30

• The park is listed as ADA accessible.
• The playground is an All Abilities Playground.

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Rushton-Meadows-30

Website: sjc.utah.gov

Pavilion rental, residents, per reservation

Half day$25

Full day$50

Half day: 9 AM–2 PM or 3 PM–9 PM. Full day: 9 AM–9 PM.

See Pavilions and reservations

Pavilion rental, non-residents, per reservation

Half day$50

Full day$75

See Pavilions and reservations

Mon–Fri6 AM–10 PM

How to bookFill out the Pavilion Reservation Application, then pay the reservation fee by phone or in person to finalize the reservation.

Pavilions can be reserved May 1–October 1 of the current year, and the city accepts reservations for the year starting January 1. Outside those dates pavilions are first come, first served.

A reservation is confirmed only after the form is submitted and the fee is paid, by phone or in person at 319 S Saratoga Rd, Saratoga Springs, Utah, 84045.

Applications are accepted during City Hall business hours: Monday–Thursday 7 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM.

No paid reservations can be accepted within 48 hours of the requested date and time. Applications received after Wednesday at 4 PM for Thursday–Sunday of the same week are first come, first served.

Pavilion reservations are not accepted for any city park during Saratoga Splash Days, the second week of June, or at facilities hosting a city event on the same date.

Cancel at least 48 hours ahead for a refund; refunds are subject to a $10 booking fee per reservation. Cancellations for bad weather are considered case by case.

Booking link: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/FormCenter/Parks-11/Pavilion-Reservation-Application-62

Booking link: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/163/Pavilion-Reservations

Reservations: (801) 766-9793

Reservations: [email protected]

• Playground and swing set, at the north end
• Pickleball courts, at the north end
• Exercise equipment
• Paved trail, with access to the Quailhill Trailhead
• Dog park, at the south end
• Grass fields in the middle of the park
• Park benches
• One large pavilion; see Pavilions and reservations

More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Saratoga-Ridge-Park-68

The park has 1 large pavilion with 6 long tables, at the north end near the playground and pickleball courts. It can be reserved with the Pavilion Reservation Form.

• The form is for a pavilion event with reasonable, expected use of the park, such as a birthday or group party or a family reunion.
• Events lasting more than one day, or with over 100 attendees at any time, may need a Special Event Permit instead.
• Electricity, where available, is for limited use only: 15 amps total (one fry pan, radio, slow cooker or 1500w). Bring your own portable generator if you need more.
• Post your copy of the Pavilion Reservation Agreement at the pavilion during your time slot.
• Clean up and leave the pavilion usable for the next reservation.
• To pay by phone, use extension 0.

Pavilion rental, residents, per reservation

Half day$25

Full day$50

Half day: 9 AM–2 PM or 3 PM–9 PM. Full day: 9 AM–9 PM.

Pavilion rental, non-residents, per reservation

Half day$50

Full day$75

Pavilions can be reserved May 1–October 1 of the current year, and the city accepts reservations for the year starting January 1. Outside those dates pavilions are first come, first served.

A reservation is confirmed only after the form is submitted and the fee is paid, by phone or in person at 319 S Saratoga Rd, Saratoga Springs, Utah, 84045.

Applications are accepted during City Hall business hours: Monday–Thursday 7 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM.

No paid reservations can be accepted within 48 hours of the requested date and time. Applications received after Wednesday at 4 PM for Thursday–Sunday of the same week are first come, first served.

Pavilion reservations are not accepted for any city park during Saratoga Splash Days, the second week of June, or at facilities hosting a city event on the same date.

Cancel at least 48 hours ahead for a refund; refunds are subject to a $10 booking fee per reservation. Cancellations for bad weather are considered case by case.

Booking link: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/163/Pavilion-Reservations

Booking link: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/FormCenter/Parks-11/Pavilion-Reservation-Application-62

Phone: (801) 766-9793

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

• Parking lot
• Seasonal restrooms, closed October 15–April 15
• Drinking fountain; park fountains, including the one in the dog park, are winterized the week of October 15 and stay off until April 15, so there is no water at the dog park in that period
• Park benches

More information: https://www.saratogasprings-ut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Saratoga-Ridge-Park-68

• The dog park closes the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month for maintenance.
• No alcoholic beverages, including beer, coolers or liquor, are allowed in Saratoga Springs parks.
• Pets must be leashed and cleaned up after.
• No unauthorized vehicles on grass areas; use the parking lot only.
• Supervise children at playgrounds, parking lots, restrooms and near open water.
• Extinguish all hot coals and charcoal briquettes, and never put hot coals in garbage receptacles.
• Do not tamper with sprinkler systems, fountains, taps, circuit breakers, light plugs or restroom fixtures.
• Notify the Police Department if you see damage or vandalism in the park.

Address532 North Mount Saratoga Boulevard, Saratoga Springs, UT

The park has a parking lot and access to the Quailhill Trailhead. The playground, pavilion and pickleball courts are at the north end, and the dog park is at the south end.

Website: saratogasprings-ut.gov

Parks Department: (801) 766-6506

Reservations: (801) 766-9793

Reservations: [email protected]

Events: [email protected]

Website: saratogasprings-ut.gov

Seasonal closure (Dec 1–Mar 1)

Closed

Open 9 a.m. to dusk, daily during the open season.

Supervise children and help them use equipment appropriately.

Help children interact with the sensory garden thoughtfully.

At the splash pad, children must be supervised by a responsible adult.

Wear swim attire at the splash pad; children who are not toilet trained wear swim diapers.

Sensory garden

The garden is a space to explore through the senses and enjoy a quieter moment during your visit.

• Make music with percussion drums, a xylophone and chimes
• Look for animals in discovery activities
• Find large animal features, including a turtle
• Explore at your own pace; the hands-on features are for all ages and abilities

Elsewhere in Adventure Heights Park

The park is often called the All-Abilities Park. It has an all-abilities playground, more playgrounds and features, a wheelchair-accessible swing and a splash pad.

In the sensory garden

• Use the instruments and garden features gently and take turns
• Help protect the plants and keep pathways clear
• Keep conversations and activities considerate of visitors who want a calmer space

Around the park

• Follow posted signs, equipment instructions and temporary closures

At the splash pad

• Open from May 15 to September 15. Check with the venue before you go.
• It shuts off for about an hour around 2 p.m. each day for water circulation, filtration and water-quality maintenance; wait until it reopens
• Walk carefully, because wet surfaces may be slippery
• Keep food, drinks and glass containers, pets, bicycles, scooters and skateboards out of the water-play area
• Don't use the splash pad if you have diarrhea, and don't drink the spray water
• Change diapers in the restroom or designated changing area

Supervise children and help them use equipment appropriately.

Help children interact with the sensory garden thoughtfully.

At the splash pad, children must be supervised by a responsible adult.

Wear swim attire at the splash pad; children who are not toilet trained wear swim diapers.

Phone: (801) 804-4600

• The park is designed to bring people of all abilities together through play, with an all-abilities playground, a sensory garden and a wheelchair-accessible swing
• The wheelchair-accessible swing lets riders swing while staying in their wheelchairs; a key or staff assistance is required for access
• Read and follow the posted operating instructions and use limits before using the swing, and keep the platform entrance and surrounding area clear
• If the swing looks damaged or doesn't work correctly, stop using it and report it
• Service animals are welcome; they must be house-trained and under their handler's control, and handlers clean up after them
• Please give working service animals space and ask the handler before approaching or petting them
• For questions about specific accessibility features or help planning your visit, contact the Parks & Recreation Department

More information: https://www.spanishfork.gov/recreation-parks-and-culture/parks-trails-camping-and-facilities/city-parks/adventure-heights/

Phone: (801) 804-4600

• Restrooms
• Parking
• Picnic pavilions: one can be reserved and is available only with a confirmed rental; the other is first-come, first-served and needs no reservation

More information: https://www.spanishfork.gov/recreation-parks-and-culture/parks-trails-camping-and-facilities/city-parks/adventure-heights/

The sensory garden is inside Adventure Heights Park, 1321 E Canyon Rd, Spanish Fork. The park lists parking and restrooms on site.

Contact: (801) 804-4600

Website: spanishfork.gov

Pavilion reservation, per half day or full day

Half day$10

Full day$15

Fees must be paid before the reservation is scheduled.

See Pavilions and tables

See Before you go

Price list: https://files.tooelecity.gov/services/finance/fees.php#collapse1180b15

Hours aren't listed.

How to bookReserve the pavilion online.

Reservations for park pavilions open each year on January 2, or the first working day of the new year if January 2 falls on a weekend.

Pavilion reservations are accepted April 15–October 15. Use before or after that is first-come, first-served.

Reservations aren't taken over the phone.

Booking link: https://tooelecity.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs?parks=15

• Settlers Park has a pavilion and a barbecue grill.
• Tooele City lists the pavilion as Settler's Park Pavilion, one of the park pavilions it rents out for parties and events.
• Reserve it through the city's online reservation page.
• Reservations are accepted April 15–October 15; use before or after those dates is first-come, first-served.

Pavilion reservation, per half day or full day

Half day$10

Full day$15

Fees must be paid before the reservation is scheduled.

Booking link: https://tooelecity.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs?parks=15

Price list: https://files.tooelecity.gov/services/finance/fees.php#collapse1180b15

More information: https://files.tooelecity.gov/services/parks___recreation/parks.php

• Settlers Park has a playground.

• Reservations for park pavilions open each year on January 2, or the first working day of the new year if January 2 falls on a weekend.
• Pavilion reservations are accepted April 15–October 15. Use before or after that is first-come, first-served.
• Reservations aren't taken over the phone.
• Bounce houses and inflatable toys are only allowed at Aquatic Center Park and Dow James Park, so not at Settlers Park.
• No water slides are allowed, including inflatable water slides and slip-n-slides.

Pavilion reservation, per half day or full day

Half day$10

Full day$15

Fees must be paid before the reservation is scheduled.

Booking link: https://tooelecity.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs?parks=15

Rules: https://files.tooelecity.gov/bounce_house_policy/index.php

Phone: (435) 843-2143

Settlers Park is at 42 West 520 South Street, Tooele.

Contact: (435) 843-2143

Website: files.tooelecity.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground
• 4 pickleball courts

• 1 small pavilion with 3 tables and 2 trash cans
• To ask about reserving, call Lehi City Park Reservations.

Phone: (385) 201-1000

• Restrooms
• Water fountain
• Bike rack
• 2 trash cans at the pavilion

Contact: (385) 201-1000

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground: a large playground
• Pickleball: six courts; the city reserves them only for its tournaments, not for private use
• Walking path: 0.42 miles
• Winter fun: the park is often used for tubing and sledding
• Summer shade: a shady spot for families
• Picnics and gatherings: a large pavilion with BBQ braziers that seats 120

More information: https://rec.orem.gov/sharon-park/

• One large pavilion with BBQ braziers, seating 120
• City park rules say pavilions can be reserved for an additional fee, depending on availability
• A pavilion reservation covers only the pavilion: the playground, restrooms and other park amenities are first come, first served
• Ask the city whether this pavilion can be reserved before you plan a gathering here. Check with the venue before you go.

Rules: https://rec.orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Park-Rules.pdf

More information: https://secure.orem.org/FCAppX/Home/ParkReservation

More information: https://orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Park-Information-1-2.pdf

Phone: (801) 229-7154

• Restrooms
• Playground
• BBQ braziers at the large pavilion
• Drinking fountain water only: park spigots and taps aren't open to the public, and park water can't be used for cooking, water fights or water play

More information: https://rec.orem.gov/sharon-park/

• Park curfew: 11 PM to 5 AM
• No alcohol, drugs or smoking in any city park
• Dogs must be on a leash at all times, and owners clean up after them
• Park only in designated parking areas, never on the grass or sidewalks
• No skateboarding, golfing or motorized vehicles
• No overnight camping or open fires; no fireworks, sparklers or open-flame candles
• No amplified sound, live bands or sound systems, and no inflatables or bounce houses
• Use park water only at the drinking fountain

Rules: https://rec.orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Park-Rules.pdf

Address600 North 300 East, Orem, UT

Park only in designated parking areas, not on the grass or sidewalks.

Contact: (801) 229-7154

Website: rec.orem.gov

Large Pavilion rental, per time slot

Large Pavilion (seats 120)$60

See Pavilions and tables

Price list: https://orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Park-Information-1-2.pdf

Hours aren't listed.

Call (801) 229-7154 before you go.

Booking link: https://secure.orem.org/FCAppX/Home/ParkReservation

Bring a copy of the reservation permit form.

Rules: https://orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Park-Rental-Policies-4.pdf

• One large pavilion, seating 120, with BBQ braziers (barbecue grills)
• 16 tables
• The pavilion is rented per time slot and reserved online. Check with the venue before you go.
• The reservation covers the designated park and times only; park grass spaces aren't reservable and don't come with the pavilion reservation

Large Pavilion rental, per time slot

Large Pavilion (seats 120)$60

Booking link: https://secure.orem.org/FCAppX/Home/ParkReservation

Price list: https://orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Park-Information-1-2.pdf

Phone: (801) 229-7154

• Large playground: not reserved by the pavilion permit; open first-come when the city isn't using it for a function
• Walking path, 0.42 miles
• Six pickleball courts: the city reserves them only for its own tournaments, not for private use
• Winter: the park is often used for tubing and sledding

Reservation

• Reservations made within 24 hours of the date may not give the parks crew time to clean the pavilion
• Cancellations: no refund with 0–7 days notice; $5 cancellation fee with 8–30 days notice; every cancellation or transfer after payment carries a minimum $5 non-refundable fee
• Groups of 250 or more need approval from the Orem Recreation Department Director at least 4 weeks before the event

Park rules

• Alcohol, drugs and smoking are not allowed in any city park
• No live bands, DJs, sound systems, speakers or other amplified sound
• No inflatables or bounce houses
• No overnight camping, open fires, fireworks, sparklers or open-flame candles
• Park water is for drinking fountains only: no cooking, water fights or water balloons
• Dogs must be on a leash, and owners clean up after them
• Vehicles stay in designated park areas, never on the grass or sidewalks
• No skateboarding, golfing or motorized vehicles
• The park curfew is 11 PM to 5 AM

Bring a copy of the reservation permit form.

Booking link: https://secure.orem.org/FCAppX/Home/ParkReservation

Rules: https://orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Park-Rental-Policies-4.pdf

Phone: (801) 229-7123

• Restrooms on site
• Shady in summer

Website: rec.orem.gov

Pavilions and tables: (801) 229-7154

Orem Recreation Department Director (groups of 250 or more): (801) 229-7123

Website: rec.orem.gov

Utah Live Steamers train rides, per person, all day

Train ride$2

A family pass is also available for purchase.

See Before you go

Mon–Fri6 AM–10 PM

• A playground and a swing set
• A train theme with mini train tracks
• A walking trail with a bridge
• Open grass areas for running around

• Utah Live Steamers, the group that runs the train rides, typically offers rides on 2 Saturdays each month from May to October. Adults and children may ride the trains.
• Run dates and times can change because of weather or technical issues. Check the Utah Live Steamers Facebook page for up-to-date information. Check with the venue before you go.
• The park's restrooms are seasonal and closed October 15 to April 15.

Utah Live Steamers train rides, per person, all day

Train ride$2

A family pass is also available for purchase.

• One large pavilion with 8 tables, available to reserve
• Picnic tables and park benches
• A drinking fountain
• A parking lot
• Seasonal restrooms, closed October 15 to April 15

The park has a parking lot. Find it at 516 W Aspen Hills Blvd in Saratoga Springs.

Contact: (801) 766-6506

Website: saratogasprings-ut.gov

Recreation kit rental, with a pavilion reservation

Recreation kit$18

A recreation kit is a set of game equipment you can rent only with an existing reservation.

The kit has 2 softballs, 2 baseball bats, a volleyball and net, a football, a soccer ball and a set of four horseshoes.

Prices before tax.

Pick up the day before or the day of your reservation, Monday–Friday.

Pick-up hours are 7:30 AM–3:45 PM; no reservation is needed to pick up.

Return the kit the first business day after your reservation; the late fee is $7 per day.

See Pavilions and reservations

Price list: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-fees/

Hours aren't listed.

Call (801) 972-7800 before you go.

Pavilion reservations must be made at least 3 business days before the selected date.

You need an ActiveNet account to reserve a pavilion online.

Cancel at least 14 days ahead for an account credit. There are no refunds.

You can change the time, date or location up to 3 business days before your date.

Give your arrival and departure times on your reservation.

All reservation changes are subject to availability.

Booking link: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-reservations/

Reservations: (801) 972-7860

Reservations: [email protected]

Bring your reservation permit.

Rules: https://www.slcdocs.com/parks/Parks%20Reservation%20Rules%20%20Regulations%202025.pdf

Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/

• Playgrounds: 2
• Baseball: 3 fields with 2 electronic scoreboards; reservations are required, so check with the venue before you go
• Picnics and gatherings at the North and South Pavilions (see Pavilions and reservations)
• Benches: 3

For leagues and recurring use of athletic fields, contact the Athletic Fields Office.

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/sherwood-park/

Phone: (801) 972-7865

Phone: (801) 232-6230

Sherwood Park has two pavilions you can reserve for a picnic or gathering. Rental fees differ for residents and non-residents; the city's pavilion fee page lists both rates.

North Pavilion

• Seats up to 200, with 6 tables (14×3 ft)
• 2 charcoal grills
• 2 power outlets in the lower area
• Limited parking

South Pavilion

• Seats up to 100, with 8 tables (14×3 ft)
• Lower area has 8 power outlets
• Limited parking

Reserving

• Pavilion reservation season runs from the second Monday of April through the second Sunday of October
• Athletic fields are not included with a pavilion reservation
• With a pavilion reservation you can also rent a recreation kit of ball-game gear

On the day

• Power is limited to 15 amps combined across a pavilion's outlets; going over trips the breakers
• No water is supplied for pavilion rentals; use the drinking fountain (one is attached to the restroom)
• Use BBQ grills; stovetop grills are not allowed on tables, and coals must be cooled before they go in the garbage
• Arrive at your reserved time; cleanliness can't be guaranteed if you arrive before or after
• Leave the pavilion as you found it, and put trash in cans or carry it out
• Small Bluetooth speakers are allowed if the sound stays within your pavilion
• Only catering that is not a food truck is permitted

Recreation kit rental, with a pavilion reservation

Recreation kit$18

A recreation kit is a set of game equipment you can rent only with an existing reservation.

The kit has 2 softballs, 2 baseball bats, a volleyball and net, a football, a soccer ball and a set of four horseshoes.

Prices before tax.

Pick up the day before or the day of your reservation, Monday–Friday.

Pick-up hours are 7:30 AM–3:45 PM; no reservation is needed to pick up.

Return the kit the first business day after your reservation; the late fee is $7 per day.

Pavilion reservations must be made at least 3 business days before the selected date.

You need an ActiveNet account to reserve a pavilion online.

Cancel at least 14 days ahead for an account credit. There are no refunds.

You can change the time, date or location up to 3 business days before your date.

Give your arrival and departure times on your reservation.

All reservation changes are subject to availability.

Bring your reservation permit.

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) 972-7860

Email: [email protected]

• Restroom: 1, on the south side of the park
• Drinking fountain: 1, attached to the restroom
• Benches: 3
• Bike racks: 3
• Glass recycling in the south side parking lot
• Limited parking at the North and South Pavilions
• Charcoal grills: 2, at the North Pavilion

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/park-pavilions-amenities/

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/sherwood-park/

Salt Lake City park rules apply to everyone in the park.

• Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet; they may be off leash only in designated off-leash areas
• No alcohol in parks outside licensed events and vendors; smoking and drug use are also prohibited
• No fires and no camping equipment such as tents, lean-tos or tarps; no stakes in the ground to secure tents and nothing attached to trees
• No fireworks, firearms, rockets or other explosives
• No vehicles on the grass; park only in designated areas
• Feed birds and other animals only appropriate food, at designated locations
• Amplified sound, including bands, DJs and large sound systems, needs a special event permit; so do food trucks, vending and selling in a city park
• Bounce houses and other inflatables are prohibited without prior approval from Salt Lake City Public Lands
• Not allowed: dunk tanks, water slides, water balloons, petting zoos, animal rides, piñatas and confetti

Rules: https://www.slcdocs.com/parks/Parks%20Reservation%20Rules%20%20Regulations%202025.pdf

Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/

Phone: (801) 972-7815

Email: [email protected]

A parking lot is on the south side of the park, where the restroom and glass recycling are. Parking at the North and South Pavilions is limited. Don't drive on the grass; park only in designated areas.

Website: slc.gov

Phone: (801) 972-7800

Reservations: (801) 972-7860

Baseball field reservations: (801) 972-7865

Leagues: (801) 232-6230

Events: (801) 972-7815

Email: [email protected]

Reservations: [email protected]

Events: [email protected]

Website: slc.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Check the venue's website before you go.

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/silver-park/

• Drinking fountain

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/silver-park/

All Salt Lake City Code applies to everyone using a city park. A few of the park rules:

• Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Dogs are only allowed off leash in designated off-leash areas.
• No fires, and no tents, lean-tos, tarps or other camping equipment.
• No alcoholic beverages in parks outside of licensed events and vendors.
• No fireworks, firearms, rockets or other explosives.
• Feed birds and other animals only appropriate food, at designated locations.

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

Address126 West 500 North, Salt Lake City, UT

Website: slc.gov

Hours vary.

Herriman City parks are open 7 AM–10 PM unless otherwise noted.

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

• A playground

• Benches
• Grass area
• Trails

Website: herriman.gov

Phone: (801) 254-7667

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

Email: [email protected]

Website: herriman.gov

Hours aren't listed.

The park is right next to the Monticello Public Library.

Contact: (435) 587-2271

Website: monticelloutah.org

Hours aren't listed.

• Large playground
• Basketball court
• Football and soccer field
• Pavilion (picnic shelter)

• The park has one pavilion, and it cannot be reserved.
• Skye Park is not available for reservations.

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Skye-Park-32

• Restrooms are on site.

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Skye-Park-32

Address4800 W Skye Drive, South Jordan, UT 84095

Website: sjc.utah.gov

Every day, from sunrise to sunset.

Hours page: https://www.daybreakutah.com/frequently-asked-questions/

• Play on colorful, sky-high-themed equipment built for make-believe adventures
• Let kids pretend to pilot a rocket ship or scale a mountaintop
• Take a break in a shaded sitting area and enjoy the view
• Skyward Park is one of many Daybreak parks; the Daybreak website lists all of them with locations and features

More information: https://www.daybreakutah.com/amenity/skyward-park-2/

• Shaded sitting areas
• Daybreak is designed so every home is within a five-minute walk of at least one park

• Skyward Park is one of the Daybreak community's park amenities; if you don't live in Daybreak, check with Daybreak before you go
• Daybreak parks are open daily from sunrise to sunset

Daybreak's walking and biking trails

• Dogs are welcome on the trails but must be on-leash at all times, and owners clean up after them
• Motorized vehicles are not allowed on the trails

Hours page: https://www.daybreakutah.com/frequently-asked-questions/

Address6401 West Verdant Hills Way, South Jordan, UT

Skyward Park is tucked in the Upper Villages of Daybreak.

Contact: (801) 446-9022

Website: daybreakutah.com

Hours aren't listed.

• Swings, a jungle gym and slides
• A wheels park for skateboards, bikes, rollerblades, scooters and other non-motorized toys, with ramps, ledges and berms
• The entire park is designed for wheels, with concrete poured along all sections so you can ride smoothly around the whole area
• A merry-go-round
• Surfacing: 43 percent of the park is natural grass or surfaces other than sod

More information: https://www.westjordan.utah.gov/newsroom/2022/10/meet-west-jordans-newest-park-maple-hills/

• Bring skateboards, bikes, rollerblades, scooters or other non-motorized toys to use the wheels park
• The tall natural grass is on purpose: it is meant to grow up to 18 inches

• Many of the park's amenities are ADA-compliant and wheelchair accessible
• The merry-go-round has a specific spot where a wheelchair can enter and sit while it is in use

• Large fields for picnics and small ball games
• The city's parks map has a legend that marks pavilions, picnic tables, restrooms, benches and water fountains for city parks

Map: https://assets.westjordan.utah.gov/ugd/WestJordan_ParksMap.pdf

Maple Hills Park is at 7400 South and 6400 West, in the Maples Neighborhood on the west side of West Jordan.

Contact: (801) 569-5000

Website: westjordan.utah.gov

Open from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset.

Zip line: maximum height 5'.

Zip line: maximum weight 150 lbs.

Wear shoes or similar footwear.

• Playground with swings and climbing structures
• Zip line (rider limits are in Before you go)
• Fishing pond
• Walking and biking path
• Pickleball courts
• Basketball courts
• Riding arena

• 2 large pavilions, 8 tables each
• 1 small pavilion, 4 tables
• Several small pavilions around the pond

The city's parks page has a "How to reserve a park?" link. Contact the city office to ask about reserving a pavilion.

Phone: (801) 731-4187

Email: [email protected]

• Playground
• Bowery
• Restrooms, open from late April through early October, weather permitting

• No overnight camping or sleeping
• No trailer parking, except briefly to load or unload
• No alcohol
• No golf or similar games
• No hitching animals to trees, shrubs, fountains, monuments, lampposts or ornaments
• No activity that damages or injures grass, plants, trees or shrubs
• Zip line: one rider at a time; no pushing or pulling, standing on the seat, or jumping or bouncing; riders must hold on at all times
• City Ordinance 12.12 has the full rules and regulations

Open from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset.

Zip line: maximum height 5'.

Zip line: maximum weight 150 lbs.

Wear shoes or similar footwear.

Address2441 W 4000 N, Farr West, UT

Contact: (801) 731-4187 · [email protected]

Website: farrwestcity.gov

Hours vary.

Open every day from 10 AM until sunset.

• Multiple playgrounds across the park's five sections
• A ninja-style obstacle course
• Wide-open grassy fields for soccer, frisbee or a casual game of catch
• One looping walking trail links all five sections, so families can move from one area to the next

• Only leashed dogs are allowed; no other animals
• No illegal drugs, alcohol or smoking
• No littering and no excessive noise or boisterous conduct
• No driving vehicles onto park grounds
• No camping or fires except in designated areas
• No unauthorized discharging of firearms or fireworks

The playground has inclusive equipment designed for all children, so everyone has a place to play.

• Restrooms
• Shaded areas
• Picnic pavilions
• Covered picnic benches along the walking trail
• Ample parking
• Leashed dogs are welcome along the walking trail and throughout the park

More information: https://eaglemountain.gov/tourism/parks/

Contact: (801) 789-6600

Website: eaglemountain.gov

Every day from 10 AM until sunset; check current conditions before you go.

• One looping walking trail links the park's five distinct sections, with covered picnic benches along the way.
• Stops along the loop: multiple playgrounds, a ninja-style obstacle course, wide-open grassy fields for soccer, frisbee or a casual game of catch, and the Smith Ranch Skate Park.
• The skate park is a modern concrete facility with a deep bowl, flowing transitions, banks, ledges, rails and street-style features for skaters of every skill level.

• Leashed dogs are welcome along the walking trail and throughout the park; city park rules allow no other animals.
• City park rules: no driving vehicles onto park grounds.

Eagle Mountain city park rules:

• No camping or fires except in designated areas
• No unauthorized discharging of firearms or fireworks
• No littering
• No excessive noise or boisterous conduct
• No illegal drugs, alcohol or smoking

• Restrooms
• Shaded areas
• Picnic pavilions
• Ample parking
• Inclusive playground equipment designed for all children

Address3985 Smith Ranch Rd, Eagle Mountain, UT

The park has ample parking. The Smith Ranch Skate Park is at 3985 Smith Ranch Road.

Contact: (801) 789-6600

Hours aren't listed.

Call (801) 756-6347 before you go.

How to bookReserve a pavilion on the Alpine City website, from the link on the park's page.

Resident or non-resident fees apply.

Booking link: https://www.alpineut.gov/165/Parks-Recreation

Reservations: (801) 756-6347 Ext. 111

Reservations: [email protected]

• Children's play area
• Two soccer fields
• Walking track
• Pavilion

• The park has a pavilion with the children's play area.
• Alpine City takes all pavilion reservations through its website, from the link on the park's page.
• Resident or non-resident fees apply.
• For help with the reservation system, contact the Parks & Recreation staff.

Booking link: https://www.alpineut.gov/165/Parks-Recreation

Phone: (801) 756-6347 Ext. 111

Email: [email protected]

• Parking
• Restrooms in new facilities
• 6 acres of park

More information: https://www.alpineut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Smooth-Canyon-Park-11

• No alcohol: it's prohibited in every Alpine City park.
• No weddings or wedding receptions are allowed at Alpine City parks.
• An event that may count as a mass gathering (one that significantly affects the public) must be proposed to city staff at least 40 days ahead.

• The park is listed as ADA accessible.

The park is at 900 East and Healey Boulevard in Alpine. Parking is listed on site.

Website: alpineut.gov

Phone: (801) 756-6347

Reservations: (801) 756-6347 Ext. 111

Reservations: [email protected]

Website: alpineut.gov

Winter lift tickets, per person; listed prices are starting prices

Adults 13–64, full day$195

Adults 13–64, half day$166

Military$146

Youth 7–12$117

Seniors 65+$141

Ages 6 and underFree

Chickadee lift only, full day$42

Lift ticket prices change with demand and peak dates.

Buying online 2 or more weeks ahead saves up to 15% off the Ticket Window price.

Kids 6 and under need a ticket to load the lift.

A Snowbird lift ticket does not include Alta unless you buy an Alta upgrade from the Ticket Office.

See Things to do

Reserved paid parking, per day

Starting price; varies by date and lot$30

Missed reservations are non-refundable.

See Amenities

Summit Pass, 2026–27 season, per person

Adults$1,649

Seniors 65+$1,125

Teens 13–18$689

Youth 7–12$411

Children 6 and under$75

Kids Freeloader Pass, 18 and under (with a qualifying Adult, Senior or Military Summit or Alta-Bird Pass)Free

Prices before tax.

The Summit Pass gives unlimited days at Snowbird with no blackout dates.

All 2026–27 season passes must be bought online.

Alta-Bird Pass (Snowbird and Alta), 2026–27 season, per person

Adults$3,448

Seniors 65+$2,474

Young adults 18–25$2,350

Teens 13–17$1,388

Youth 7–12$890

Children 6 and under$194

4-Pack: 2 adults and 2 kids 17 and under$6,896

Alta-Bird prices hold until the passes go off sale in February.

Flex-5 Pass, 5 days of skiing or riding, per person

All ages$679

Prices before tax.

Pick any 5 days during the 2026–27 season; days don't have to be consecutive and there are no blackout dates.

The Flex-5 goes off sale December 16.

Tickets link: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/tickets/

Tickets link: https://pass.snowbird.com/l/lift-access/c/full-day-winter-lift-ticket

Price list: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/season-passes/season-pass-overview/

Price list: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/season-passes/summit-pass/

Price list: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/season-passes/alta-bird-pass/

Price list: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/season-passes/flex-5-pass/

Price list: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/season-passes/kids-freeloader-pass/

Hours aren't listed.

Call (801) 933-2222 before you go.

Winter lift-served operations are scheduled to open November 27, conditions permitting; check current conditions before you go.

Summer activities and the Scenic Tram are closed for the season; the hiking and biking trails remain open.

Lift tickets can be bought online or on site; for the best rates, buy online at least 2 weeks ahead.

Private guided rock climbing needs a reservation.

Childcare reservations are recommended.

Booking link: https://pass.snowbird.com/l/lift-access/c/full-day-winter-lift-ticket

Tickets: (801) 933-2220

Tickets: [email protected]

Ages 6 and under need a lift ticket to load a lift; it is free.

Childcare at The Cliff Lodge takes children from 6 weeks to 12 years; reservations are recommended.

The Mini Ropes Course is for ages 2 to 6.

Skiers and snowboarders can't carry infants or toddlers in backpacks, chest packs or wraps on the Tram, chairlifts, conveyors or ski runs.

Summer (seasonal)

Summer activities run in season and close in the off-season; the hiking and biking trails stay open when they do. An All-Day Activity Pass unlocks the base-area summer activities.

• Hiking: family-friendly hikes to all-day adventures, plus guided half-day and full-day hikes with Snowbird Mountain Guides
• Austin Pond, by the Entry 2 parking lot: a spot to unwind among big trees, where moose are frequent visitors
• Observation Point Trail: interpretive panels along the way and a deck with down-canyon views
• Mountain biking: playful cross-country riding on the lower mountain and the Big Mountain Trail, which winds 6.3 miles down from Hidden Peak
• Mountain Coaster: 3,120 feet of gravity-fed twists and turns
• Ropes course on Chickadee Hill, plus a Mini Ropes Course for ages 2 to 6
• Climbing: a kid- and adult-friendly climbing wall, Tree Climb, Mini Tree Climb, Spider Mountain and Vertical Drop
• Bungee Trampoline and the Kids Inflatable
• Gemstone Mining: pan for real gemstones and take them home
• Rock Climbing 101 for new climbers, and private guided rock climbing with Snowbird Mountain Guides (reservations required)
• Scenic Tram: climb 2,900 vertical feet to the top of Hidden Peak
• Peruvian Chairlift: ride up, wander through the Peruvian Tunnel and explore the trails of Mineral Basin
• Forever Young Boundless Playground, with accessible features and views

Winter

• Skiing and snowboarding: a lift ticket reaches 9 lifts, 2 conveyors and the Tram; skiers and snowboarders are both welcome
• Chickadee Lift: ideal for first-timers and kids
• Mountain School lessons, from first-timers up
• Snowshoe tours with Snowbird Mountain Guides on trails close to Snowbird
• Guided backcountry skiing (geared to advanced skiers), snowcat skiing and avalanche education with Snowbird Mountain Guides, and helicopter skiing with Powderbird
• Rescue Training Center: a free place to practice beacon search skills, daily as conditions permit, no lift ticket required
• Free Mountain Orientation Tours, twice daily, for intermediate and above skiers
• Scenic Tram ride to the top of Hidden Peak

At the base area

• The Cliff Spa: rooftop hot tub and heated pool, yoga classes, massages and more
• Childcare at The Cliff Lodge for daily drop-ins or multi-day packages
• Dining, including the Steak Pit and The Aerie on the 10th floor of The Cliff Lodge
• Ski and snowboard rentals and demos at 3 on-site rental shops

See Special sessions for standing seasonal programs.

Winter lift tickets, per person; listed prices are starting prices

Adults 13–64, full day$195

Adults 13–64, half day$166

Military$146

Youth 7–12$117

Seniors 65+$141

Ages 6 and underFree

Chickadee lift only, full day$42

Lift ticket prices change with demand and peak dates.

Buying online 2 or more weeks ahead saves up to 15% off the Ticket Window price.

Kids 6 and under need a ticket to load the lift.

A Snowbird lift ticket does not include Alta unless you buy an Alta upgrade from the Ticket Office.

Childcare at The Cliff Lodge takes children from 6 weeks to 12 years; reservations are recommended.

The Mini Ropes Course is for ages 2 to 6.

More information: https://www.snowbird.com/activities-events/summer-activities/

More information: https://www.snowbird.com/activities-events/winter-activities/

Tickets link: https://www.snowbird.com/tickets-passes/tickets/

Tickets link: https://pass.snowbird.com/l/lift-access/c/full-day-winter-lift-ticket

Parking

• Most parking is free and first-come, first-served: Entry 1 (west of Creekside), Wilbere Hill, the Main Lot, Chickadee Hill and the Superior Lot (when conditions permit) and the Bypass Road (excluding the Preferred Parking area)
• Remaining spots in preferred, reserved and paid lots open as free parking to afternoon guests at 1 pm
• Carpool-only spots for 3 or more people are in the Main Lot, Upper Gad Valley Lot, Entry 1 Lot, Lower Chickadee Hill and part of the Superior Lot; they can't be reserved
• Valet parking at the Snowbird Center and The Cliff Lodge
• Reserved paid spots in the Lower Gad Valley, Pond Lot, Chickadee Lot and Snowbird Center Valet are sold online in advance
• The Upper Gad Valley Lot is by reservation only; eligible season passholders get a free rolling reservation there
• Preferred Parking Pass: sold out for the 2026-27 season
• Accessible parking is at the Snowbird Center, Creekside, The Cliff Lodge, The Lodge at Snowbird, The Inn and Iron Blosam

Restrooms and charging

• Accessible public restrooms at the Snowbird Center, Creekside, The Cliff Lodge, The Lodge at Snowbird and Iron Blosam
• 15 complimentary electric vehicle charging stations around the resort; some need a reservation or are reserved for lodging guests

Food, rentals and more

• Many restaurants operate through the week
• Rentals and demos at 3 on-site shops
• The Cliff Spa and childcare at The Cliff Lodge

Reserved paid parking, per day

Starting price; varies by date and lot$30

Missed reservations are non-refundable.

Map: https://www.snowbird.com/the-mountain/parking/parking-overview/

• Summer activities and the Scenic Tram: a seasonal program that closes in the off-season; check the summer activities page for the current status
• Winter lift-served season: scheduled to open in late November, conditions dependent
• Ski with a Ranger: Cottonwood Canyons Foundation volunteer naturalist rangers lead a program at Creekside each Saturday from January to April
• Mountain Orientation Tours: free guided tours of Snowbird's history and geology, offered twice daily for intermediate and above skiers
• Live music throughout the season in various restaurants and on the Plaza Deck; the Events Calendar lists what is on
• Full Moon Dinners at The Summit and other elevated dining experiences through the winter

More information: https://www.snowbird.com/activities-events/summer-activities/

Pets and animals

• Pets aren't allowed anywhere in Little Cottonwood Canyon, in the lodges or kept in vehicles, except by special permit (canyon residents, avalanche rescue and service dogs); the canyon is part of the Salt Lake City Protected Watershed
• Service animals aren't allowed on chairlifts or on ski runs and terrain in ski season, but are allowed on the Snowbird Tram when it is open to the public

On the mountain

• No uphill hiking or skiing during the winter operating season
• Aerial drones are prohibited
• Follow the Responsibility Code: stay in control, give way to people downhill of you, stop only where you are visible from above, and read and obey signs
• Stay out of closed areas and don't duck avalanche closure ropes; ignoring closures can get your pass suspended or lead to expulsion from the property
• The ski area boundary is closed except at designated exit points; there is avalanche danger beyond it and no ski patrol
• Don't use lifts or terrain when impaired by alcohol or drugs
• Skiers and snowboarders can't carry infants or toddlers in backpacks, chest packs or wraps on the Tram, chairlifts, conveyors or ski runs; childcare is offered instead. Non-skiing guests with infants in packs may ride the Tram, when it is open to the public, to Hidden Peak and The Summit Restaurant only
• Conditions change fast, so check current conditions and the lift and trail report before you go

In the parking lots

• Drive slowly (15 mph at most), watch for people crossing in ski boots, and park in designated spots

Tickets

• Lift tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable; contact the Ticket Office to change a date

For on-mountain emergencies and medical care, use the phone numbers listed below.

Ages 6 and under need a lift ticket to load a lift; it is free.

More information: https://www.snowbird.com/the-mountain/mountain-report/current-conditions-weather/

More information: https://www.snowbird.com/the-mountain/mountain-report/lift-trail-report/

Rules: https://www.snowbird.com/the-mountain/visitors-guide/safety/

Rules: https://www.snowbird.com/community/on-hill-community-guidelines/

Phone: (801) 933-2220

Phone: (801) 933-2137

Phone: (801) 646-4800

Email: [email protected]

• Accessible parking spaces at the Snowbird Center, Creekside, The Cliff Lodge, The Lodge at Snowbird, The Inn and Iron Blosam
• Accessible public restrooms at the Snowbird Center, Creekside, The Cliff Lodge, The Lodge at Snowbird and Iron Blosam
• The Snowbird Center, Creekside, The Cliff Lodge, The Lodge at Snowbird and The Inn are wheelchair accessible, as is the Aerial Tram
• The Cliff Spa has fully accessible amenities, from locker rooms to the rooftop pool
• Forever Young Boundless Playground has accessible features
• Wasatch Adaptive Sports, a separate nonprofit, offers adaptive skiing and snowboarding lessons in winter and adaptive cycling, kayaking and paddle boarding the rest of the year, and rents adaptive equipment; its office is in the Creekside building from December to April
• Service animals: allowed on the Tram when it is open to the public; not allowed on chairlifts or ski terrain during ski season. For special events elsewhere on the mountain, Snowbird arranges alternative transport and suggests giving as much notice as possible
• For accessibility questions, call and ask for the Public Safety office, or email

More information: https://www.snowbird.com/accessibility/

Phone: (801) 933-2222

Email: [email protected]

Snowbird is 7 miles up Little Cottonwood Canyon. Most parking is free and first-come, first-served, so arrive early on busy days. In winter, check the mountain report: the Utah Department of Transportation decides daily whether parking along the south side of SR-210 between Entry 1 and 4 is open, usually announced around 7 am.

Website: snowbird.com

Accessibility: (801) 933-2222

Tickets: (801) 933-2220

Emergencies (on the mountain): (801) 933-2137

Medical clinic: (801) 646-4800

Email: [email protected]

Tickets: [email protected]

Accessibility: [email protected]

Website: snowbird.com

Hours aren't listed.

• Ball fields: 5 baseball fields and 4 softball fields
• Football/soccer fields
• 6 pickleball courts and tennis courts
• Sand volleyball court
• 2 playgrounds
• Skate park, listed as its own facility in the park
• BBQ grills for a picnic
• The park covers 50 acres

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/City-Park-8

• 6 small pavilions: these cannot be reserved
• 1 large pavilion: has restrooms, water hookups and electricity
• The large pavilion can be reserved online
• A picnic shelter is also listed in the park's overview

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/City-Park-8

• Restrooms
• BBQ grills
• The large pavilion has restrooms, water hookups and electricity
• A picnic shelter

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/City-Park-8

Contact: 801-446-HELP

Website: sjc.utah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Call (435) 657-3240 before you go.

Booking link: https://www.wasatchparksandrec.com/p/parks/pavilions

• Ball diamonds
• Horseshoes
• Pickleball courts (outdoor)
• Sand volleyball
• Playground
• Skate park, open seasonally; see Before you go
• Pump track: the park's page lists pump track policies
• Pavilions: see Pavilions and reservations

Rules: https://cdn.saffire.com/files.ashx?t=fg&rid=WasatchCountyEventsCenter&f=Skate_Park_Seasonal_Closure_Policy.pdf&cb=e7c69084

More information: https://www.wasatchparksandrec.com/p/parks/southfield-park

Map: https://www.wasatchparksandrec.com/p/parks/maps

• East Pavilion: not available for rental; first come, first served only. It is 20x30 with 6 tables and holds 50-60 people.
• West Pavilion: available to rent; call for more information. Sundays are first come, first served.
• Large Pavilion.

Booking link: https://www.wasatchparksandrec.com/p/parks/pavilions

Phone: (435) 657-3240

• Skate park season: open March 15 through November 15 each year. From November 16 through March 14 it is closed to the public unless the county announces otherwise, and use during the closed season is prohibited.
• The county may open or close the skate park early or late for weather such as snow, ice or freezing temperatures. The county aims to post opening and closing dates and weather changes on signs at the skate park, on the county website and on social media.
• The park's page lists separate policies for the park, pump track, outdoor pickleball courts, skate park and playground.

Rules: https://cdn.saffire.com/files.ashx?t=fg&rid=WasatchCountyEventsCenter&f=Skate_Park_Seasonal_Closure_Policy.pdf&cb=e7c69084

More information: https://www.wasatchparksandrec.com/p/parks/southfield-park

Contact: (435) 657-3240 · [email protected]

Website: wasatchparksandrec.com

Hours aren't listed.

• Swings, a jungle gym and slides
• A merry-go-round

Wheels park

• Ramps, ledges and berms (banked mounds) for skateboards, bikes, rollerblades, scooters and other non-motorized toys
• Concrete is poured along all sections, so you can ride smoothly around the entire area

More information: https://www.westjordan.utah.gov/newsroom/2022/10/meet-west-jordans-newest-park-maple-hills/

• The wheels park is for skateboards, bikes, rollerblades, scooters and other non-motorized toys
• The tall natural grass areas are meant to look that way; they are supposed to grow up to 18 inches tall

• Many amenities in the park are ADA-compliant and accessible by wheelchair
• The merry-go-round has a specific spot where a wheelchair can enter and sit when it is in use

• Large fields for picnics and small ball games
• Natural grassy areas around the park

Map: https://assets.westjordan.utah.gov/ugd/WestJordan_ParksMap.pdf

Maple Hills Park is at 7400 South and 6400 West in West Jordan.

Contact: (801) 569-5000

Website: westjordan.utah.gov

Seasonal closure (Dec 1–Mar 1)

Closed

The park opens at 9 AM daily.

The park closes at dusk.

The splash pad may close for weather or maintenance.

The splash pad's operating season starts May 15; check with the city for its end date.

Children must be supervised by a responsible adult at the splash pad.

Wear appropriate swim attire.

Children who are not toilet trained: wear swim diapers.

• Splash pad: water play during its operating season, which the city lists as starting May 15.
• The splash pad shuts off for about one hour around 2 PM each day for water circulation, filtration and water-quality upkeep. Wait until it reopens before playing again.
• Inclusive playground: an all-abilities playground, along with the park's other playgrounds and play features.
• Wheelchair-accessible swing: riders stay in their wheelchairs while swinging. A key or staff assistance is required to use it; for help planning your visit, call Parks and Recreation.
• Sensory garden: make music with percussion drums, a xylophone and chimes, look for animals in discovery activities and see large animal features, including a turtle.

Children must be supervised by a responsible adult at the splash pad.

• Walk carefully; wet surfaces may be slippery.
• Change diapers in the restroom or designated changing area.
• Don't use the splash pad if you have diarrhea.
• Don't drink the spray water or put your mouth over water jets.
• Food, drinks and glass containers stay out of the water-play area.
• Pets, bicycles, scooters and skateboards stay outside the splash pad.
• Don't block water jets, climb on spray equipment or bring dirt and debris into the play area.
• Play respectfully: no pushing or rough play.
• Follow posted signs and staff instructions, including maintenance and weather closures.
• Service animals are welcome and must stay under their handler's control.

Children must be supervised by a responsible adult at the splash pad.

Wear appropriate swim attire.

Children who are not toilet trained: wear swim diapers.

Phone: (801) 804-4600

• Restrooms and parking
• Picnic pavilions: one can be reserved and is available only with a confirmed rental; the other is first-come, first-served and needs no reservation
• Multi-use fields
• Multiple playgrounds
• Sensory garden
• Wheelchair-accessible swing

Address1321 East Canyon Road, Spanish Fork, UT

Website: spanishfork.gov

Parks and Recreation: (801) 804-4600

City office: (801) 804-4500

Website: spanishfork.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Splash pad
• Playground, known as one of the best in Utah County

• Restrooms
• Pickleball courts
• Horseshoe pits
• Walking path

Check the venue's website before you go.

City park hours are dawn to dusk.

• Splash pad with a Viking ship

• Playground
• Skate park
• Sports field and soccer fields
• Basketball court and futsal courts
• Bike pump track
• 9-square court
• Pavilions

Check the venue's website before you go.

Park superintendent: (801) 785-7275

City office: (801) 785-5045

Park superintendent: [email protected]

Main Pavilion rental

Mon–Fri

8 AM–2 PM$70

4–10 PM$70

Full day$100

Sat–Sun

8 AM–10 PM$100

Food truck serving only your party (extra)$50

See Private parties

Splash pad season

Closed

Call (801) 943-3190 for current hours.

Splash pad may close in bad weather.

Booking required

How to bookMain Pavilion only: reserve at least 48 hours ahead, in person at CHRC or, from April 1, online. The Splash Pad Pavilion is first come, first served.

Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance.

• Splash pad: closed for the 2026 season. The city adjusted the schedule to conserve water during drought.
• Splash Pad Pavilion: first come, first served.
• 2 playgrounds
• 2 tennis courts (no lights)
• 1 basketball court
• 2 soccer fields (currently not reservable)
• Walking path

• Glitter, confetti, glitter bombs, water balloons and similar materials are prohibited in park areas; using them may bring extra cleaning fees or fines.
• Bounce houses, slip and slides, ice blocking, dunk tanks and other blow-up rides aren't allowed in this park.
• A water key isn't available for this park.
• Between October 15 and April 15, bathrooms may or may not be available and garbage cans may not be completely emptied.

The Main Pavilion at Mountview Park can be reserved. It holds 110 people.

• Pavilions can be rented April 15–October 15.
• January 2–March 31: reserve in person at CHRC, and you must be a Cottonwood Heights resident (check residency before you reserve; proof is required).
• From April 1: anyone can reserve, online or in person.
• The rental doesn't include the athletic fields or the green space next to the pavilion.
• Food trucks are allowed if they serve only your party.

Main Pavilion rental

Mon–Fri

8 AM–2 PM$70

4–10 PM$70

Full day$100

Sat–Sun

8 AM–10 PM$100

Food truck serving only your party (extra)$50

Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance.

Phone: (801) 943-3190

• Restrooms
• 2 pavilions: the Splash Pad Pavilion (first come, first served) and the Main Pavilion (reservable)
• Electricity and 2 charcoal grills
• 2 playgrounds and a walking path

Contact: (801) 943-3190

Hours aren't listed.

• Splash pad
• Two playgrounds
• Walking path
• Six soccer fields, a softball field and volleyball
• 33 pickleball courts on the west side of the park

• Covered pavilions, picnic tables and BBQ areas
• Two restrooms, with a third planned
• Drinking fountains
• Electric outlets
• Reservable amenities; the city's park page has a Reserve an Amenity option, and no reservations are taken the weekend of the Marathon

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Tournaments: (435) 627-4531

City office: (435) 627-4000

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Pavilion rental

Cleaning deposit$75

See Pavilions and reservations

Price list: https://www.westhavenut.gov/Documents/Departments/Recreation/RECREATION-PARK-ARENA-FEES%202015(1).pdf?t=202502041345290

Every day6 AM–10 PM

Pavilion reservations are available April 15 to October 15.

• Playground, with access from the park pavilion
• Pavilion with 9 tables, a kitchenette and electricity for gatherings (see Pavilions and reservations)

Stonefield Park Pavilion (4529 S 4700 W)

• 9 tables
• Access to the playground
• Electricity, a kitchenette and restrooms

Reservations

• West Haven City has 4 reservable pavilions; Stonefield Park Pavilion is one of them. Reservations run April 15 to October 15.
• 2 time slots are available per day, or you can reserve the full day.
• A reservation includes the concessions/kitchenette area unless noted.
• Reservations end promptly at 10 PM.
• A restroom and facility key is picked up at the Parks and Recreation office, 2825 W 3300 S, open Monday–Thursday, 9 AM–5 PM. Bring the cleaning deposit check there.

Pavilion rental

Cleaning deposit$75

Pavilion reservations are available April 15 to October 15.

Price list: https://www.westhavenut.gov/Documents/Departments/Recreation/RECREATION-PARK-ARENA-FEES%202015(1).pdf?t=202502041345290

More information: https://www.westhavenut.gov/departments/parks.php

Phone: (801) 731-8882

• Restrooms at the pavilion; renters pick up a restroom and facility key from the Parks and Recreation office
• Electricity at the pavilion
• Kitchenette at the pavilion
• No overnight parking (including semis and other large vehicles)

• Park hours: opens at 6 AM, closes at 10 PM
• Park under 24-hour video surveillance
• No alcoholic beverages or glass containers
• City parks are smoke-free
• Pets must be on leashes; pick up after your pet
• No fireworks
• No horses on the grass
• No inflatable toys, dunking machines or similar toys
• No motorized vehicles on lawn areas, except wheelchairs
• No unauthorized team sports on sports fields or courts unless reserved through West Haven City Parks and Recreation
• No overnight parking
• Anyone breaking the rules or posted signs may be evicted and prosecuted
• To report a problem, call the numbers below

More information: https://www.westhavenut.gov/departments/parks.php

Phone: (801) 920-6346

Phone: (801) 395-8221

The pavilion is at 4529 S 4700 W. No overnight parking is allowed, including semis and other large vehicles.

Website: westhavenut.gov

Parks and Recreation office: (801) 731-8882

West Haven City (report problems): (801) 920-6346

Weber County Sheriff (report problems): (801) 395-8221

Website: westhavenut.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Sugar House Park has two playgrounds.

• Parley's Creek Playground: between Parley's Creek Pavilion and Fabian Lakeside Pavilion. Parley's Creek Pavilion is oriented toward the playground, so adults can easily watch the kids from there.
• Sugar Beet Playground: near Sugar Beet Pavilion, in the southeast corner of the park, and close to the basketball courts.

More information: https://www.sugarhousepark.org/facilities

Sugar House Park's rules apply at both playgrounds:

• No water play of any kind
• No alcohol: drinking it and carrying it are both prohibited
• No smoking, smokeless tobacco or vaping in or around the park
• Dogs must be on a leash at all times; pick up after your dog
• No selling of goods or services in the park
• No motorized vehicles on the grass
• No camping or overnight use

Report maintenance problems to Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation.

Rules: https://www.sugarhousepark.org/park-rules

Phone: (385) 468-7275

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

• Restrooms: the park has three restroom buildings. Fabian Lakeside Restroom is open year-round, Parley's Creek Restroom is closed in the winter, and the third is Hidden Grove Restroom. There are restrooms at Sugar Beet Pavilion, by Sugar Beet Playground.
• Pavilions: Parley's Creek Pavilion, beside Parley's Creek Playground, has two swivel grills. Sugar Beet Pavilion, near Sugar Beet Playground, has amphitheater seating. A pavilion that isn't reserved is first come, first served.
• Basketball court: near Sugar Beet Playground; open to all except when it is reserved for an event.
• Glass recycling: free to the public in the Sugar Beet / Hidden Grove pavilion parking lot.

More information: https://www.sugarhousepark.org/facilities

Parley's Creek Playground: the lot beside Parley's Creek Pavilion has 78 stalls. Sugar Beet Playground: the lot beside Sugar Beet Pavilion has 82 stalls, shared with Hidden Grove Pavilion and the basketball courts. The park road is one-way (counterclockwise) and one-lane, and parking is prohibited along the inside curb.

Website: sugarhousepark.org

Before you go: (385) 468-7275

Maintenance reports: [email protected]

Questions: [email protected]

Website: sugarhousepark.org

Hours aren't listed.

• New playground
• Four pickleball courts
• Large pavilion for family gatherings and community events

The park has one large pavilion, designed for family gatherings and community events.

• Restrooms
• Parking

The park is at the northwest corner of 6200 South and 3200 West.

Website: taylorsvilleut.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Booking link: https://vineyardrec.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs

• Play on the sand playground, with areas ideal for ages 2–5 and ages 5–12
• Gather a group at the Sunset Pavilion, which can be reserved
• Spend time in a 3-acre city park

More information: https://www.vineyardutah.gov/government/parks.php

Sunset Pavilion

• Reservable; seats about 64 people
• Reserve it through Vineyard Recreation's "Reserve a Park or Facility" page, where Sunset Pavilion is listed under Sunset Beach Park

Booking link: https://vineyardrec.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs

Address385 North 300 West, Vineyard, UT

Contact: (801) 226-1929

Website: vineyardutah.gov

Hours vary.

Open 5 AM–11 PM; days not listed.

Booking link: https://vineyardrec.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs

• Sunset Pavilion is the park's reservable pavilion and seats about 64 people.
• Reserve it through Vineyard Recreation's "Reserve a Park or Facility" page.

Booking link: https://vineyardrec.activityreg.com/selectfacility_t2.wcs

More information: https://www.vineyardutah.gov/government/parks.php

• Sand playground, with one area ideal for ages 2–5 and another ideal for ages 5–12.

More information: https://www.vineyardutah.gov/government/parks.php

Sunset Beach Park is at 385 N 300 W, Vineyard, UT.

Contact: (801) 226-1929

Website: vineyardutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Closed to the public during school hours; open after school is out and on weekends.

How to bookReserve the pavilion online.

Reservations are limited to 365 days in advance.

No reservations the weekend of the St. George Marathon.

Groups over 100 may be subject to special event pricing.

Booking link: https://reservations.sgcityutah.gov/?Location=116&_gl=1*hu67ey*_ga*MjEyODA4MzE1Ny4xNzY3MjI0MzYy*_ga_MMVQ74K70W*czE3ODM0NTY1ODkkbzY4JGcxJHQxNzgzNDU4NDYwJGo2MCRsMCRoMTE2NzI2Nzc5Mg..

• A covered pavilion, listed as reservable
• Picnic tables

Booking link: https://reservations.sgcityutah.gov/?Location=116&_gl=1*hu67ey*_ga*MjEyODA4MzE1Ny4xNzY3MjI0MzYy*_ga_MMVQ74K70W*czE3ODM0NTY1ODkkbzY4JGcxJHQxNzgzNDU4NDYwJGo2MCRsMCRoMTE2NzI2Nzc5Mg..

• Playground
• Large grass area
• Paved walking path
• Soccer field
• Softball field, with a backstop
• Volleyball

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R90.php

• The park is shared with Sunset Elementary School.

Reservations are limited to 365 days in advance.

No reservations the weekend of the St. George Marathon.

Groups over 100 may be subject to special event pricing.

Booking link: https://reservations.sgcityutah.gov/?Location=116&_gl=1*hu67ey*_ga*MjEyODA4MzE1Ny4xNzY3MjI0MzYy*_ga_MMVQ74K70W*czE3ODM0NTY1ODkkbzY4JGcxJHQxNzgzNDU4NDYwJGo2MCRsMCRoMTE2NzI2Nzc5Mg..

• Restroom
• Drinking fountains
• Electric outlets
• Covered pavilion

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R90.php

Contact: (435) 627-4000

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Park reservation, per day time slot

Resident$30

Non-resident$60

See Pavilions and reservations

Hours aren't listed.

How to bookReserve the park on the ActivityReg website, which shows available dates.

Book on the website: santaquin.gov

• Playground and swings
• Splash park
• Large pavilion
• Smaller picnic pavilions

• Large pavilion
• Smaller picnic pavilions
• Power is listed among the park's amenities
• Reserve the park on the ActivityReg website, which shows available dates; reservations are made electronically

Park reservation, per day time slot

Resident$30

Non-resident$60

More information: https://www.santaquin.gov/1925/Sunset-Trails-Park

• Restroom
• Power
• Large pavilion and smaller picnic pavilions

Address729 South Sunset Drive, Santaquin, UT

Website: santaquin.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground
• Small pavilion (can't be reserved)
• 8 acres of park grounds

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Sunstone-Park-36

• Small Pavilion: this pavilion can't be reserved, so there is no reservation to make.

More information: https://www.sjc.utah.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Sunstone-Park-36

Website: sjc.utah.gov

Mon3–11 PM

Tue7 AM–11 PM

Walk-ins welcome

Only the pavilion can be reserved. All other areas of the park are first-come, first-served. Check with the venue before you go.

Booking link: https://moabcity.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/City-Parks-Swanny-City-Park-1

Booking link: https://moabcity.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1391

• A covered pavilion is the only part of the park that can be reserved and rented for private events.
• Covered picnic tables and two barbecue grills are on site.
• Every other area of the park is first-come, first-served for individual and family picnics and parties.

Booking link: https://moabcity.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/City-Parks-Swanny-City-Park-1

Booking link: https://moabcity.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1391

• A large playground
• Lots of wide open green space under big, old shade trees
• The park is also home to Moab's Recreation and Aquatic Center and a skate park.

• Mondays and Thursdays are mow days. No reservations are allowed on Monday or Thursday before 3 PM.
• Special events at the park need permits and fees. A special event is typically a sporting, cultural, entertainment, commercial or similar gathering of up to fifteen consecutive days that is likely to draw a large crowd, such as a concert, fair, rally, athletic event or temporary sale.
• To schedule a special event, contact the Moab City Special Event Facilitator.
• Recycling bins are available for visitors at no charge.

More information: https://moabcity.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1378

Phone: (435) 259-6272

Phone: (435) 259-5121

Email: [email protected]

• Public restrooms and drinking fountains
• ADA accessible
• Parking
• Big, old shade trees, covered picnic tables and a covered pavilion

Booking link: https://moabcity.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/City-Parks-Swanny-City-Park-1

The park is in downtown Moab, at 400 North and 100 West.

Website: moabcity.gov

Phone: (435) 259-7485

Events: (435) 259-6272

Before you go: (435) 259-5121

Events: [email protected]

Website: moabcity.gov

Every day, from 10 AM until sunset.

• Play area with features sized for toddlers and preschoolers; parents can relax nearby and keep an eye on the fun
• Covered pavilion and grill for casual cookouts and small celebrations

The park has a covered pavilion and a grill for casual cookouts and small celebrations.

Eagle Mountain City offers pavilion rentals for events and gatherings. Reserve through the city's reservation calendar. Any reservation changes or cancellations must be submitted by email.

More information: https://eaglemountain.gov/tourism/parks/

Phone: (801) 789-6600

• Covered pavilion
• Grill
• No restrooms at this park
• No marked walking path
• The play area sits out in the sun, so bring hats and sunscreen on warm days

Map: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/8084bc3dc3654534acc8883503f8232f/

Park rules

• Leashed dogs are welcome; no other animals
• No driving vehicles onto park grounds
• No camping or fires except in designated areas
• No unauthorized discharging of firearms or fireworks
• No littering
• No excessive noise or boisterous conduct
• No illegal drugs, alcohol or smoking

More information: https://eaglemountain.gov/tourism/parks/

Use the city's Park Amenity Finder map to find the park and get directions to it.

Contact: (801) 789-6600

Website: eaglemountain.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Check the venue's website before you go.

Hours aren't listed.

No booking needed

• A covered pavilion with picnic tables
• An expanse of turf grass beside it for spreading out a picnic

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R91.php

• Children's playground
• Lighted sand volleyball court
• Half basketball court, plus one unlit half basketball court ready for a pickup game
• Walking path

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R91.php

• No reservations
• The volleyball court is lighted; the second half basketball court is unlit

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R91.php

• Covered pavilion with picnic tables
• Drinking fountains
• Playground
• Walking path
• Next to Harmon's Market

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R91.php

The park is adjacent to Harmon's Market.

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Address9380 South Targhee Drive, West Jordan, UT

Hours aren't listed.

• One large pavilion with 6 tables, seating about 36 people
• 1 electrical outlet
• More picnic tables and picnic areas are on site

More information: https://washingtonutah.gov/recreation/parks/BoilersPark

• Playground
• 4 pickleball courts
• A walking path through a conservation garden of indigenous flowers and plants, where you can read and learn about each
• Historic spring: the Boilers was a water source and swimming hole for early Washington City settlers

The park is just north of Interstate 15.

Contact: (435) 656-6300

Website: washingtonutah.gov

Hours vary.

Open 7 AM–10 PM; days not listed.

Hours page: https://www.herriman.gov/parks

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

• 1 large pavilion
• 2 small pavilions

• Fishing pond, with a fish cleaning station
• Playground
• Volleyball court
• Large grass area

• The park is open 7 AM–10 PM, so plan to leave by closing time.
• Herriman City takes online reservations for events at its parks; use the reservations link below or call the parks reservations number.

More information: https://secure.rec1.com/UT/herriman-city-ut/catalog

Phone: (801) 446-5323

• Restrooms
• Parking lot
• Benches

The park is at 6979 West Rose Canyon Road in Herriman, and it has a parking lot.

Website: herriman.gov

Phone: (801) 254-7667

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

Email: [email protected]

Website: herriman.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Reservations: (385) 201-1000

• Playground
• Walking path with benches
• 2 half basketball courts
• Dog park (hours and rules are in Before you go)

• One pavilion with 7 tables and 2 trash cans
• Reservations are for the pavilion only; every other amenity in the park is open to the public
• Reserve the pavilion through Lehi City's park reservations

More information: https://www.lehi-ut.gov/recreation-community/parks-trails/parks/exchange-park/

Phone: (385) 201-1000

• Restrooms
• Water fountain
• Benches
• Trash cans

Exchange Dog Park

• Open dawn to dusk
• Closed the 1st Tuesday of every month for maintenance
• Collars, vaccinations, licenses and tags required
• Owners clean up after their dogs, stay inside the dog park supervising with a leash ready, and are legally responsible for their dogs' behavior
• Leash dogs when entering or exiting; dogs must be under voice control
• Handlers must be at least 17; children under 17 need an adult with them
• Aggressive dogs must be removed immediately; dogs left unattended are impounded
• Not allowed: glass, human and dog food, dog treats and toys, dogs in heat, sick dogs, puppies under 4 months

Park

• Use the park at your own risk

Address1840 North Exchange Park Road, Lehi, UT

Contact: (385) 201-1000

Website: lehi-ut.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Six soccer fields
• 33 pickleball courts on the west side of the park
• Two playgrounds with a splash pad
• Softball field
• Volleyball
• Walking path
• Picnic tables, BBQ and covered pavilions

• Covered pavilions; the park is listed as reservable
• No reservations are taken the weekend of the Marathon
• For private tournaments, reserve by phone

Phone: (435) 627-4531

• Two restrooms
• Drinking fountains
• Electric outlets
• Picnic tables and BBQ
• Covered pavilions

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Pavilions and reservations: (435) 627-4531

City office: (435) 627-4000

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Park admission

AdmissionFree

Train ride, per ride

C.P. Huntington train ride$2

Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash and cards are accepted. American Express and checks are not accepted.

Ticket sales close 10 minutes before the train closes.

See Things to do

Every day9 AM–10 PM

Park hours may change with the season and weather.

Fall train hours: Mon–Sat, 11 AM–5 PM; closed Sun.

The train may close for weather or maintenance.

No booking needed

No reservations are taken for the pavilions; they are first come, first served.

The park has a dinosaur theme and sits inside Tonaquint Park.

• Playground with complete wheelchair-accessible equipment
• Climbing wall
• Volcano
• Splash pad
• Train rides on the C.P. Huntington, a 1/4-scale train (a quarter of full size) on a 2,700-foot track

Train ride, per ride

C.P. Huntington train ride$2

Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash and cards are accepted. American Express and checks are not accepted.

Ticket sales close 10 minutes before the train closes.

Fall train hours: Mon–Sat, 11 AM–5 PM; closed Sun.

The train may close for weather or maintenance.

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R97.php

The park lists a covered pavilion, picnic tables and electric outlets.

No reservations are taken for the pavilions; they are first come, first served.

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R97.php

• Restroom
• Drinking fountains
• Picnic tables
• Covered pavilion
• Electric outlets

• Dogs are not allowed in the park unless they are registered service animals.

Park hours may change with the season and weather.

• The park is listed as ADA accessible.
• The playground equipment is completely wheelchair accessible.

Address1851 S Dixie Dr, St. George, UT

The park is inside Tonaquint Park. From November 2 through December 1, the main entrance is temporarily closed and an alternate entrance is open; follow the onsite signage to find it.

Contact: (435) 627-4575

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

How to bookReserve online through the City of St. George reservation system.

Reservations are limited to 365 days in advance.

Groups over 100 may be subject to special event pricing.

Booking link: https://reservations.sgcityutah.gov/?Location=122&_gl=1*1ge6v6z*_ga*MjEyODA4MzE1Ny4xNzY3MjI0MzYy*_ga_MMVQ74K70W*czE3ODM0NTY1ODkkbzY4JGcxJHQxNzgzNDU4NTg1JGozNiRsMCRoMTE2NzI2Nzc5Mg..

• Two covered pavilions
• Picnic tables and barbecues
• Lots of shade across the park

Booking link: https://reservations.sgcityutah.gov/?Location=122&_gl=1*1ge6v6z*_ga*MjEyODA4MzE1Ny4xNzY3MjI0MzYy*_ga_MMVQ74K70W*czE3ODM0NTY1ODkkbzY4JGcxJHQxNzgzNDU4NTg1JGozNiRsMCRoMTE2NzI2Nzc5Mg..

• Eight tournament-quality tennis courts
• A shaded children's playground
• A sand volleyball court
• Tonaquint Nature Center, with loop walking trails that connect to the Santa Clara River Trail
• An amphitheater and a trailhead
• Next door: the Washington County Water Conservancy District demonstration garden and a community garden

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R98.php

• No reservations the weekend of the Marathon

Reservations are limited to 365 days in advance.

Groups over 100 may be subject to special event pricing.

Booking link: https://reservations.sgcityutah.gov/?Location=122&_gl=1*1ge6v6z*_ga*MjEyODA4MzE1Ny4xNzY3MjI0MzYy*_ga_MMVQ74K70W*czE3ODM0NTY1ODkkbzY4JGcxJHQxNzgzNDU4NTg1JGozNiRsMCRoMTE2NzI2Nzc5Mg..

Phone: (435) 627-4000

• Restrooms
• Drinking fountains
• Shade across the park, including a shaded playground
• Picnic tables and barbecues
• Walking path and trailhead

More information: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R98.php

Contact: (435) 627-4000

Website: sgcityutah.gov

Every day, from sunrise to sunset.

Hours page: https://www.daybreakutah.com/frequently-asked-questions/

• Play on the playground
• Picnic on the spacious grassy field
• Sit on the shaded benches
• Walk the flagstone paths past perennial gardens
• See the espalier pear trellis

More information: https://www.daybreakutah.com/amenity/trellis-park-2/

• Shaded benches
• Spacious grassy field

More information: https://www.daybreakutah.com/amenity/trellis-park-2/

Address10782 South Navarro Way, Herriman, UT

Website: daybreakutah.com

Hours aren't listed.

• Public restroom

More information: https://syracuseut.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Tuscany-Park-16

Contact: (801) 825-1477

Website: syracuseut.gov

Standard hours

Every day7 AM–10 PM

Summer (Memorial Day–Labor Day)

Every day10 AM–7 PM

Sources disagree on these hours; verify before you go.

Hours page: https://www.herriman.gov/parks

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

• 2 small pavilions
• A picnic table
• A large grass area

• Playground
• Splash pad, open 9 AM–8 PM from Memorial Day through Labor Day
• Trail access

• Herriman City parks are open until 10 PM unless a park's listing says otherwise.
• Planning an event? Herriman City takes park reservations online; use the reservations link or call the parks reservations number.

More information: https://secure.rec1.com/UT/herriman-city-ut/catalog

Phone: (801) 446-5323

• Restrooms
• Parking lot
• Benches

Website: herriman.gov

Phone: (801) 254-7667

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

Email: [email protected]

Website: herriman.gov

Mon7 AM–10 PM

Check with the venue for hours on other days.

Hours page: https://ivins.recdesk.com/Community/Facility/Detail?facilityId=2

• Splash pad
• Skate park
• Children’s playground
• Walking path
• Open grass area
• Two lighted tennis courts
• Two lighted basketball courts, with 2 temporary pickleball courts
• One lighted baseball field and one lighted softball field
• Two full-size lighted soccer/football fields
• A covered pavilion that seats about 50 and can also serve as a performing stage

• The covered pavilion seats about 50 and could be used as a performing stage.
• If you use the grills (or firepit) at the pavilions, don't leave charcoal burning; extinguish it and remove it properly.
• Entertainment from an outside company at a pavilion reservation requires getting the company's information and insurance coverage to Ivins City, with Ivins City named as an additional insured party. If the company has no insurance, the person making the reservation must add Ivins City to their homeowners insurance. A deposit may be required.
• Don't walk, dance or skateboard on the tables or benches.
• Bounce houses, inflatables and slip'n'slides are not allowed in Ivins City parks.

More information: https://ivins.recdesk.com/Community/Facility/Detail?facilityId=4

• Restrooms
• Drinking fountains
• Benches
• Bicycle racks
• Shade trees
• Multipurpose recreation room
• Lighted fields and courts

• Smoking and alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the park premises.
• All pets must be on a leash and under the control of their owner at all times; clean up after pets.
• Pick up all trash and put it in the proper garbage bins.
• Bounce houses, inflatables and slip'n'slides are not allowed in Ivins City parks.
• No fees, sales, subscriptions or solicitations are allowed without an approved Special Event Permit; contact the Public Safety Dept for permits.

Address350 S 300 W, Ivins, UT

Website: ivins.recdesk.com

Mon–Sat10 AM–9 PM

SunNoon–6 PM

Hours page: https://universityplaceorem.com/

The Orchard is scheduled year round with activities, concerts, markets and more. University Place describes its family events as free, with activities for children and entertainment for adults. Check the Orchard page for upcoming events.

More information: https://universityplaceorem.com/the-orchard/

• Kid's Place is just east of The Orchard, at the shopping center's north entrance.
• The hours on this tile are University Place's shopping center hours; check with University Place for The Orchard and Kid's Place.
• University Place posts Orchard Rules on its website.

More information: https://universityplaceorem.com/the-orchard/

• Season's Food Court at University Place for something quick to eat
• The Orchard has three shaded pavilions and plenty of covered seating
• Kid's Place is an indoor and outdoor play area

Address575 East University Parkway, Orem, UT 84079

Contact: (801) 224-0810

Website: universityplaceorem.com

Picnic pavilion rental (seats 150)

First 4 hours (minimum), Layton residents$35

Each additional hour, Layton residents$8

Refundable cleaning deposit, Layton residents$50

All fees are doubled for non-Layton residents or businesses.

See Pavilions and reservations

Large organizations (500+ people)

Reservation fee, Layton residents$300

Refundable cleaning deposit, Layton residents$300

See Pavilions and reservations

Hours aren't listed.

Check the Layton City park rules for current hours.

Hours page: https://www.laytoncityutah.gov/pdf/ParksRecreation/ParkRules.pdf

Pavilion reservations are made online and need seven days' notice.

Book on the website: laytoncityutah.gov

• Playground
• Tennis court (1)
• Pickleball courts (4)
• Baseball field (1, Little League)
• Picnic pavilion (see Pavilions and reservations)
• Dogs are allowed

• One picnic pavilion, which seats 150 people
• Reservable May 1 through September 30 each year
• Reservation time periods: 8 AM–10 PM
• Online reservations need seven days' notice
• Large organizations (500+ people) have their own fees

Picnic pavilion rental (seats 150)

First 4 hours (minimum), Layton residents$35

Each additional hour, Layton residents$8

Refundable cleaning deposit, Layton residents$50

All fees are doubled for non-Layton residents or businesses.

Large organizations (500+ people)

Reservation fee, Layton residents$300

Refundable cleaning deposit, Layton residents$300

Pavilion reservations are made online and need seven days' notice.

More information: https://www.laytoncityutah.gov/LC/Parks/Park/Vae%20View%20Park

Phone: (801) 336-3900

• 1 restroom
• 65 parking spaces
• WiFi: Layton Lightspeed

More information: https://www.laytoncityutah.gov/LC/Parks/Park/Vae%20View%20Park

• Dogs are allowed; the city's dog rules and regulations are linked from the park page.

Hours page: https://www.laytoncityutah.gov/pdf/ParksRecreation/ParkRules.pdf

Rules: https://www.laytoncityutah.gov/LC/Content/gfx/Parks/DogsOnLeashRR.jpg

Phone: (801) 336-3920

Website: laytoncityutah.gov

Office: (801) 336-3900

Rainout Hotline: (801) 336-3920

Website: laytoncityutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

How to bookBowery rentals: reserve online or at City Hall.

The city rents the bowery to its citizens.

Book on the website: washingtonterrace.gov

• Relax on open grass areas among lush trees
• Play on the large playground, which has bench seating
• Rent the Victory Park Bowery (see Pavilions and reservations)

More information: https://washingtonterrace.gov/?DE=51B11D0D-D6EB-485E-9718-C29D1D86EF5A&SEC=39C1B9C4-E29A-41EB-B737-63B758A78FA5

The city rents the Victory Park Bowery to its citizens. It is one of two city park rentals; the other is the Rohmer Park Pavilion.

Reservations are made online or at City Hall. City Hall is at 5249 South 400 East, Washington Terrace, and is open Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM, closed holidays.

More information: https://washingtonterrace.gov/?SEC=81E27684-771E-4681-8CE3-E0DA53732AA5

More information: https://washingtonterrace.gov/?DE=51B11D0D-D6EB-485E-9718-C29D1D86EF5A&SEC=39C1B9C4-E29A-41EB-B737-63B758A78FA5

Phone: (801) 393-8681

• Off-street parking
• Bench seating at the playground

More information: https://washingtonterrace.gov/?DE=51B11D0D-D6EB-485E-9718-C29D1D86EF5A&SEC=39C1B9C4-E29A-41EB-B737-63B758A78FA5

Address275 East 4425 South, Washington Terrace, UT

Victory Park is on the site of the old City Hall. Off-street parking is available.

Contact: (801) 393-8681

Website: washingtonterrace.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• The Jordan River Parkway connects Utah Lake on the south and the Great Salt Lake on the north. Portions are still to be completed and are built and maintained by different cities.
• Murray's section runs from 6625 S. Murray Bluffs Drive (1200 West) to 593 W. 4800 S.
• The paved trail through Murray is approximately five miles long, with mile markers every 0.1 miles.
• Walden Park sits next to the Jordan River and has walking trails.
• Park restoration: in 2009 the steep, poorly vegetated riverbanks were stabilized, regraded and replanted with native riparian vegetation.

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/309/Jordan-River-Parkway

• The Murray Parkway has pedestrian and equestrian trails.
• An equestrian trail runs perpendicular to the paved trail.

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/309/Jordan-River-Parkway

• The Murray section of the Parkway has trailhead parking at five different locations.
• Two other Murray Parkway parks with rentable pavilions: Winchester Park, 6625 S Murray Bluffs Road (1200 West), and Germania Park, 5243 S Murray Parkway Avenue (1070 West).

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/309/Jordan-River-Parkway

• The Parkway is fully accessible for people with disabilities and has barrier-free areas.
• Parts of the Jordan River Parkway are not yet completed, so check the route before you head out.

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/309/Jordan-River-Parkway

At Walden Park

• Playground
• Pavilions
• Walking trails
• Sand volleyball
• Barbecue pits
• Walden Park has one of the three pavilions available for rental along the Murray Parkway.

Along the Murray Parkway

• Picnic areas
• Canoe launches
• A golf course

More information: https://jrf-utah.org/the-parkway/discover-places/walden-park

Walden Park is on Murray Parkway Avenue (1070 West).

Website: jrf-utah.org

North Pavilion reservation

Fixed rate$115

Price may vary depending on date and time.

See Pavilions and tables

Check the signs at the park for current hours.

Most Salt Lake County parks are open dawn to dusk, about 7 AM–10 PM.

Wardle Fields Regional Park may close for weather or maintenance.

How to bookReserve online through the county's Amilia SmartRec reservation system, or in person at the Parks, Trails, and Open Space office during regular business hours.

All pavilion reservations are final and non-refundable; there are no credits or refunds for reservations that are canceled or not used.

Reservations may be made up to four business days before the reservation date.

Online booking for 2027 opens January 2, 2027.

Pavilion operating season: May 1–September 30.

Online reservations are paid by debit or credit card. In person, pay by debit or credit card, exact cash, check or money order; checks and money orders are payable to Salt Lake County Parks.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486237

The North Pavilion is the only pavilion you can reserve at Wardle Fields Regional Park.

North Pavilion (reservable)

• Seats 80
• 10 tables (8')

South Pavilion (not reservable)

• Seats 80, with 16 additional seats outside
• 10 tables inside (8') and 2 tables outside (8')

Small Pavilion (not reservable)

• Seats 32
• 4 tables (8')

North 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/2486237

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wardle-fields-regional-park

Destination playground

• 25' fire watchtower with slides
• 2 racing zip lines
• 300' bouldering wall
• 20' climbing wall

More at the park

• Splash pad, open Memorial Day through Labor Day; hours vary, especially at the beginning and end of the summer season, so call with questions
• 16 competition pickleball courts, 8 with amphitheater seating
• Basketball
• Athletic fields
• Concrete walking path

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wardle-fields-regional-park

Phone: (385) 468-7275

Park rules

• No smoking, vaping, alcohol, illegal drugs or personal fireworks anywhere in the park
• Keep dogs on a leash unless signs say otherwise
• Pavilions and the park can't be used for vending or fundraising
• Special events such as a 5K, a movie in the park or any event over 50 people need a permit
• Don't drive vehicles on the grass or sidewalks, and don't use stakes

All pavilion reservations are final and non-refundable; there are no credits or refunds for reservations that are canceled or not used.

Reservations may be made up to four business days before the reservation date.

Online booking for 2027 opens January 2, 2027.

Pavilion operating season: May 1–September 30.

Online reservations are paid by debit or credit card. In person, pay by debit or credit card, exact cash, check or money order; checks and money orders are payable to Salt Lake County Parks.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486237

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rent-or-reserve/

Rules: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rules/

Phone: (385) 468-7275

• Restrooms
• 4 drinking fountains
• Benches

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wardle-fields-regional-park

Contact: (385) 468-7275

Website: app.amilia.com

Large bowery (#1), up to 300 people, per rental

Residents, half day$50

Residents, full day$100

Non-residents, half day$115

Non-residents, full day$200

Large group surcharge, over 300 people, extra per day$100

See Pavilions and reservations

Bowery behind City Hall (#2), 100–200 people, per rental

Non-residents, half day$70

Non-residents, full day$120

See Pavilions and reservations

Small boweries (#3–6) at City Park, up to 30 people, per rental

Residents, half day$15

Residents, full day$30

Non-residents, half day$40

Non-residents, full day$80

See Pavilions and reservations

Volleyball courts, basketball courts and baseball fields at City Park, per hour

Residents$10

Non-residents$20

See Pavilions and reservations

See Things to do

Price list: https://wbcityut.gov/city-parks-information/

Every day6 AM–10:30 PM

Sources disagree on these hours; verify before you go.

No booking needed

How to bookReserving a bowery is optional. Reserve online from the City's park page, or complete a Bowery Rental Form from the City's website or the city offices.

Boweries can be rented April 15 through October 15 each year.

Reservations open the second Monday in January for residents and the second Monday in March for non-residents.

A reservation is confirmed only after payment is received.

Park rental fees are nonrefundable.

The primary contact who reserves must be over 21.

Boweries, courts and fields are generally first come, first served; groups can reserve them to be sure of a spot during peak months.

Booking link: https://wbcityut.gov/city-parks-information/

• Playgrounds: a small tot playground on the south side of the park and a large playground on the north side of the large bowery
• Basketball: a Utah Jazz certified court with 6 hoops
• Volleyball: two regulation-size sand courts
• Baseball: three fields
• Walking: a 0.8-mile trail surrounds the park
• Picnics: covered boweries (see Pavilions and reservations)
• The courts and fields are generally first come, first served, and groups can reserve them for a fee

Volleyball courts, basketball courts and baseball fields at City Park, per hour

Residents$10

Non-residents$20

Boweries, courts and fields are generally first come, first served; groups can reserve them to be sure of a spot during peak months.

Map: https://cdn.townweb.com/wbcityut.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/city_park_map.pdf

Boweries are the park's covered pavilions. West Bountiful residents get a discounted rental rate.

• Large bowery (#1) at City Park: holds up to 300 people, with lights, power and a stage
• Four small boweries (#3–6) at City Park: each holds up to 30 people, with 4 picnic tables each
• Bowery behind City Hall (#2): holds 100–200 people

Large bowery (#1), up to 300 people, per rental

Residents, half day$50

Residents, full day$100

Non-residents, half day$115

Non-residents, full day$200

Large group surcharge, over 300 people, extra per day$100

Bowery behind City Hall (#2), 100–200 people, per rental

Non-residents, half day$70

Non-residents, full day$120

Small boweries (#3–6) at City Park, up to 30 people, per rental

Residents, half day$15

Residents, full day$30

Non-residents, half day$40

Non-residents, full day$80

Volleyball courts, basketball courts and baseball fields at City Park, per hour

Residents$10

Non-residents$20

Boweries can be rented April 15 through October 15 each year.

Reservations open the second Monday in January for residents and the second Monday in March for non-residents.

A reservation is confirmed only after payment is received.

Park rental fees are nonrefundable.

The primary contact who reserves must be over 21.

Boweries, courts and fields are generally first come, first served; groups can reserve them to be sure of a spot during peak months.

Map: https://cdn.townweb.com/wbcityut.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/city_park_map.pdf

Price list: https://wbcityut.gov/city-parks-information/

Rules: https://cdn.townweb.com/wbcityut.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/City-Facility-Use-Policy.pdf

Phone: (801) 292-4486

• Covered boweries; the four small ones have 4 picnic tables each
• Lights, power and a stage at the large bowery
• Designated parking areas

See Hours for the park's daily open and close times.

Rules for park bowery rentals (City Facility Use Policy)

• No drugs or alcoholic beverages may be possessed, dispensed or consumed
• No pets or animals, except service animals
• No glass containers
• Amplified music needs prior written consent of the City Council or its designee
• Water activities need prior written approval from City staff; ice-blocking and waterslides are prohibited
• The lawn may not be used for golfing, skiing or snowboarding
• Motorized vehicles are allowed only in designated parking areas
• Renters clean up the area, including the parking lot; any clean-up or damage is charged to the person who made the reservation

Rules: https://cdn.townweb.com/wbcityut.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/City-Facility-Use-Policy.pdf

Address550 West Pages Lane, West Bountiful, UT

The park is next to I-15, with entrances on Pages Lane, 1810 North and 1890 North.

Contact: (801) 292-4486

Website: wbcityut.gov

Small pavilion reservation (West Canyon)

4-hour reservation$25

All-day reservation$50

Pavilion reservations are only available mid-April to mid-October.

See Pavilions and tables

See Before you go

Price list: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/1155/Pavilion-Reservation-Fees

Hours aren't listed.

Call (435) 865-9223 before you go.

How to bookReserve in person at the Cedar City Aquatic Center or call (435) 865-9223.

Reservations for the calendar year open on the first working day in January.

Booking link: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/274/Pavilion-Reservations

Reservations: (435) 865-9223

• West Canyon is one of Cedar City's small pavilions.
• The park lists 4 tables and electricity.
• A park reservation includes the pavilion and the volleyball court, if the park has one; West Canyon Park lists volleyball.
• Other city parks with picnic tables are first come, first served, with no reservations required.

Small pavilion reservation (West Canyon)

4-hour reservation$25

All-day reservation$50

Pavilion reservations are only available mid-April to mid-October.

Booking link: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/274/Pavilion-Reservations

Price list: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/1155/Pavilion-Reservation-Fees

Phone: (435) 865-9223

• Playground equipment and volleyball
• Access to the Coal Creek Trail

Creek water play

The creek in the park is part of a working irrigation system run by the South and West Field Irrigation Company. The City lets some of that water flow through the park, so it is not always running. Heavy rain or runoff can make the water mucky, and the company then shuts it off, with no set schedule for when it is on or off. The city's park page has a West Canyon Creek Water Flow Status item to check.

More information: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/239/West-Canyon-Park-Ann-J-Gardner

• Choose a half-day (4-hour) or an all-day reservation. The reservation times are 10 a.m.–2 p.m. and 5–9 p.m.
• Reserve in person at the Cedar City Aquatic Center, 2090 W. Royal Hunter Drive, or by phone.
• Reservations are first come, first served, and holiday reservations are accepted.
• Pay by cash, check, debit or credit card.
• There are no refunds for rain-outs, but you can reschedule for another day.

Small pavilion reservation (West Canyon)

4-hour reservation$25

All-day reservation$50

Pavilion reservations are only available mid-April to mid-October.

Reservations for the calendar year open on the first working day in January.

Booking link: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/274/Pavilion-Reservations

Phone: (435) 865-9223

• Restrooms
• Benches
• Electricity

More information: https://www.cedarcityut.gov/239/West-Canyon-Park-Ann-J-Gardner

The park is on 400 East, halfway between Center Street and 200 South. The driveway entrance is between two homes on the east side of 400 East.

Contact: (435) 865-9223

Website: cedarcityut.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Swings
• Slides
• Climbing wall
• Basketball court, for older kids or a quick pickup game

The play equipment suits toddlers, preschoolers and elementary-age kids.

• Shaded areas
• No restrooms on site
• No pavilion on site, so plan ahead for longer stays

More information: https://parksofutah.com/parks/utah/west-vineyard-park

Check the venue's website before you go.

Every day7 AM–10 PM

Hours page: https://www.herriman.gov/parks

Herriman City takes online reservations to save a spot for an event.

Book on the website: herriman.gov

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

• One small pavilion
• Benches

• Playground
• Trail access
• Grass area

• Herriman City parks close at 10 PM unless a park is noted otherwise.

Herriman City takes online reservations to save a spot for an event.

Hours page: https://www.herriman.gov/parks

Phone: (801) 446-5323

Western Creek is on Peacemaker Way (13080 South) in Herriman.

Website: herriman.gov

Phone: (801) 254-7667

Reservations: (801) 446-5323

Email: [email protected]

Website: herriman.gov

Every day7 AM–10 PM

• Playground
• Open grass area
• Small pavilion; see Pavilions and reservations
• Dog waste station

The park has one small pavilion, and it can't be reserved.

• Dogs must be on a leash
• No alcohol or tobacco
• No glass containers
• No unauthorized motor vehicles
• No open fires
• No archery, paint ball, pellet or BB guns

Contact: (801) 208-3101 · [email protected]

Website: rivertonutah.gov

Every day7 AM–10 PM

• Playground
• Grass area to spread out
• Benches
• Picnic table

• Dogs must be on a leash
• No alcohol or tobacco
• No glass containers
• No unauthorized motor vehicles
• No open fires
• No archery, paint ball, pellet or BB guns

Rules: https://www.rivertonutah.gov/parks/locations/western-springs-tot-lot-park.php

Address12689 South Diamondback Drive, Riverton, UT

Contact: (801) 208-3101 · [email protected]

Website: rivertonutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground
• Pavilion

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/westminster-park/

Website: slc.gov

Equipment kit rental, plus tax$18

Late return fee$7

Price list: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-fees/

Hours vary.

Open 5 AM–11 PM; days not listed.

Hours page: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/westpointe-park/

How to bookReserve the pavilion online in ActiveNet; you need an ActiveNet account.

Pavilion reservations must be made at least 3 business days before the date.

The sports fields at Westpointe Park need a reservation.

Booking link: https://www.slc.gov/parks/pavilion-reservations/

Reservations: (801) 972-7860

Reservations: [email protected]

Bring your reservation permit.

Rules: https://www.slcdocs.com/parks/Parks%20Reservation%20Rules%20%20Regulations%202025.pdf

Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/

• Playground
• Two soccer fields, a baseball field and a softball field; the fields need a reservation. Check with the venue before you go.
• One full basketball court
• Two tennis courts
• One sand volleyball court
• Jogging and walking path
• A reservable pavilion for picnics and gatherings

The sports fields at Westpointe Park need a reservation.

Hours page: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/westpointe-park/

Phone: (801) 972-7865

Westpointe Pavilion

• Reservable; holds up to 100 people
• 4 power outlets on pillars, limited to 15 amps combined across all pavilion outlets; going over trips the circuit breakers
• No water is supplied for reservations; use the drinking fountain
• BBQ grills are provided with reservations, though not every pavilion has one on site; stovetop grills aren't allowed on tables
• Small Bluetooth speakers are allowed, but the sound can't leave the pavilion's perimeter

How to reserve

• Reserve online. You need an ActiveNet account first
• Reserve at least 3 business days before the date you want
• The pavilion reservation season runs from the second Monday of April through the second Sunday of October
• Cancel at least 14 days ahead for an account credit; there are no refunds, even for bad weather
• Change the date, time or place at least 3 business days ahead, subject to availability
• Pavilion fees have separate resident and non-resident rates

On the day

• Write your arrival and departure time on the reservation
• Arrive at your reserved time; cleanliness isn't guaranteed if you come earlier or later
• Put trash in cans or carry it out, and leave the pavilion as you found it; extra dirt or trash can mean added fees
• Vehicles must park only in designated areas, never on grass
• Catering is allowed, but not food trucks, and all money must change hands outside city park areas

Sports fields

Fields aren't included with a pavilion reservation. One-time-use fields can be reserved online. For leagues and recurring use, contact the Athletic Fields Office.

Recreation kit

With an existing reservation, you can rent an equipment kit. Pick it up the day before or the day of your reservation, Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM–3:45 PM, and return it the first business day after. Missing items are charged at replacement cost. The kit holds 2 softballs and 2 baseball bats, a volleyball and net, a football, a soccer ball and a set of four horseshoes.

Events

Amplified sound such as bands and DJs, food trucks, vending and selling need a special event permit.

Pavilion reservations must be made at least 3 business days before the date.

The sports fields at Westpointe Park need a reservation.

Bring your reservation permit.

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) 972-7860

Phone: (801) 972-7865

Phone: (801) 232-6230

Email: [email protected]

• Restrooms on site
• One drinking fountain, attached to the restroom
• 4 power outlets on pillars (limited, 15 amp only)
• Pavilion with a reservable picnic area

More information: https://www.slc.gov/parks/park-pavilions-amenities/

Hours page: https://www.slc.gov/parks/parks-division/westpointe-park/

• Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet; they may run off leash only in designated off-leash areas
• No alcoholic beverages in parks outside licensed events and vendors; smoking and drug use are also prohibited
• No fires, tents or other camping equipment
• No fireworks, firearms, rockets or other explosives
• Amplified sound, including bands and DJs, is prohibited without a special event permit
• Be considerate at open-play courts: when others are waiting, limit court use to a reasonable number of points or finish the current game
• Feed birds and other animals only appropriate food at designated locations

Open 5 AM–11 PM; days not listed.

Rules: https://www.slcdocs.com/parks/Parks%20Reservation%20Rules%20%20Regulations%202025.pdf

Rules: https://www.slc.gov/parks/home/parks-rules-policy-and-etiquette/

Website: slc.gov

Phone: (801) 972-7800

Reservations: (801) 972-7860

Field reservations: (801) 972-7865

Leagues: (801) 232-6230

Email: [email protected]

Reservations: [email protected]

Website: slc.gov

Pavilion reservation, fixed rate

Wheadon Farm Park pavilion$115

Price may vary depending on date and time.

See Pavilions and reservations

Hours aren't listed.

Check the signs posted at the park for current hours.

Salt Lake County says most of its parks are open dawn to dusk, about 7 AM to 10 PM; hours vary by park.

Wheadon Farm 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.

Pavilion reservations are final and non-refundable.

Pavilion reservations may be made up to four business days before the reservation date.

Online reservations are paid by debit or credit card.

In person, pay by debit or credit card, exact cash, check or money order; checks and money orders are payable to Salt Lake County Parks.

Salt Lake County pavilions operate May 1 to September 30.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486239

• Farm-themed destination playground: a stump-pulling tractor, a hay derrick tire swing, a barn structure and a slide for 2- to 5-year-olds
• Extensive path system for walking
• Multipurpose sports field
• Lawn, benches and grassy areas
• Interpretive signs about unique aspects of the park
• Open space, with areas set aside for local farmers to grow produce
• A covered pavilion you can reserve for a gathering

The land was the Wheadon family farm, best known in its later years as Gene's pumpkin patch. The park opened to the public in June 2016.

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wheadon-farm-regional-park/

The park has one covered pavilion that you reserve ahead for a gathering. Amilia SmartRec is the county's online reservation system; you can also book in person at the Parks, Trails, and Open Space office.

Pavilion reservation, fixed rate

Wheadon Farm Park pavilion$115

Price may vary depending on date and time.

Pavilion reservations are final and non-refundable.

Pavilion reservations may be made up to four business days before the reservation date.

Online reservations are paid by debit or credit card.

In person, pay by debit or credit card, exact cash, check or money order; checks and money orders are payable to Salt Lake County Parks.

Salt Lake County pavilions operate May 1 to September 30.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486239

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rent-or-reserve/

Phone: (385) 468-7275

• Restrooms
• Lawn and benches
• Covered pavilion (reservable)
• Sports field, destination playground and walking path

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wheadon-farm-regional-park/

• Smoking, vaping, alcohol, illegal drugs and personal fireworks are prohibited in all county parks.
• Dogs must be on a leash unless a sign says otherwise.
• Don't drive vehicles on the grass or sidewalks, drive stakes into the ground or play with water.
• Parks and pavilions can't be used for commercial purposes, such as vending or fundraising.
• Special events (a 5K, a movie in the park or any event over 50 people) need a permit.
• Follow posted signs and the county's Patron Standards of Conduct.

Wheadon Farm Park may close for weather or maintenance.

Rules: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rules/

Contact: (385) 468-7275

Website: saltlakecounty.gov

Pavilion reservation

Covered pavilion$115

Price may vary depending on date and time.

See Pavilions and tables

Hours vary.

Check signs at the park for current hours.

Most Salt Lake County parks are open dawn to dusk (about 7 AM–10 PM); hours vary by park.

Wheadon Farm Regional Park may close for weather or maintenance.

How to bookReserve online or in person at the Parks, Trails, and Open Space office during regular business hours.

Online booking for county pavilions opens January 2, 2027.

Pavilion season runs May 1–September 30.

All pavilion reservations are final and non-refundable.

Pavilion reservations may be made up to four business days before the reservation date.

Online reservations require a debit or credit card. Walk-in reservations can be paid with a debit or credit card, exact cash, check or money order payable to Salt Lake County Parks.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486239

Booking link: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rent-or-reserve/

• One covered pavilion at the park, available to reserve
• Reserve it in Amilia SmartRec, the county's online reservation system, or in person at the Parks, Trails, and Open Space office
• Lawn and benches are also part of the park

Pavilion reservation

Covered pavilion$115

Price may vary depending on date and time.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486239

Phone: (385) 468-7275

• Farm-themed destination playground with a stump-pulling tractor, a hay derrick tire swing, a barn structure and a slide for 2 to 5 year olds
• Extensive path system for walking
• Multipurpose sports field
• Grassy areas and interpretive signs about the park's unique features
• Areas where local farmers grow produce
• The land was Gene and Deane Wheadon's farm, best known in its later years as Gene's pumpkin patch

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wheadon-farm-regional-park/

• Smoking, vaping, alcohol, illegal drugs and personal fireworks are prohibited in all parks
• Dogs must be on a leash unless posted otherwise
• Pavilions and parks can't be used for commercial purposes such as vending or fundraising
• Special events (a 5K, a movie in the park, any event over 50 people) need a permit
• Don't drive on the grass or sidewalks; no staking; no water play

Online booking for county pavilions opens January 2, 2027.

Pavilion season runs May 1–September 30.

All pavilion reservations are final and non-refundable.

Pavilion reservations may be made up to four business days before the reservation date.

Online reservations require a debit or credit card. Walk-in reservations can be paid with a debit or credit card, exact cash, check or money order payable to Salt Lake County Parks.

Booking link: https://app.amilia.com/store/en/park-operations-slc/shop/facilitybookings/2486239

Booking link: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rent-or-reserve/

Rules: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/rules/

Phone: (385) 468-7275

• Restrooms
• Covered pavilion
• Lawn and benches
• Walking path
• Sports field
• Destination playground

More information: https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/parks-trails/all-parks/wheadon-farm-regional-park/

Contact: (385) 468-7275

Website: app.amilia.com

Hours aren't listed.

• Bounce houses are not allowed at this park.

• Public restrooms
• Picnic areas and picnic tables, with grills
• Large boweries
• A pavilion
• A small amphitheater
• A walking trail
• Trees and water

Map: https://www.nslcity.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Wild%20Rose%20Trailhead%20Park-7

Wild Rose Trailhead Park is at 650 East Skycrest Lane, North Salt Lake.

Contact: (801) 335-8726

Website: nslcity.org

Pavilion reservation, one 2 PM–8 PM block

Mon–Thu

Pavilion rental, 2–8 PM$45

Pavilion rental, non-resident, 2–8 PM$80

Fri–Sun

Pavilion rental, 2–8 PM$65

Pavilion rental, non-resident, 2–8 PM$100

Weekends are Friday–Sunday and holidays.

See Amenities

Pavilion reservation deposit

Refundable cleaning deposit, on all reservations$50

See Amenities

Hours aren't listed.

• The park has a walking trail.
• The park has trees.

• Bounce houses are not allowed at this park.

At the park

• Public restrooms
• Water
• Picnic areas, picnic tables and grills
• A playground
• A small amphitheater

Pavilion

• The pavilion can be reserved once per day, from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
• All reservations are made online.
• Please don't come before or stay after your reserved time; park officials need that time to clean the pavilion.

Pavilion reservation, one 2 PM–8 PM block

Mon–Thu

Pavilion rental, 2–8 PM$45

Pavilion rental, non-resident, 2–8 PM$80

Fri–Sun

Pavilion rental, 2–8 PM$65

Pavilion rental, non-resident, 2–8 PM$100

Weekends are Friday–Sunday and holidays.

Pavilion reservation deposit

Refundable cleaning deposit, on all reservations$50

Map: https://www.nslcity.org/facilities/Facility/Details/7

More information: https://secure.rec1.com/UT/north-salt-lake-ut/catalog

Phone: (801) 335-8726

The park is at 650 East Skycrest Lane in North Salt Lake.

Website: nslcity.org

Phone: (801) 335-8700

Amenities: (801) 335-8726

Website: nslcity.org

Hours aren't listed.

Check the venue's website before you go.

Every day, from sunrise to sunset.

Hours page: https://www.daybreakutah.com/frequently-asked-questions/

• Toss a frisbee or lounge with a book on the grassy slopes of the sunken park
• Swings, a zipline and play equipment with slides for little adventurers
• Cozy benches for chatting with friends or enjoying a snack
• Room to spread out a picnic

More information: https://www.daybreakutah.com/amenity/willoughby-park-2/

Address4481 West Willoughby Drive, South Jordan, UT

Website: daybreakutah.com

Park entryFree

Dawn to dusk.

Pond skating hours vary; check current conditions before you go.

How to bookPavilions can be reserved online.

Book on the website: basinrecreationutah.gov

• Playground: an all-abilities playground built in 2023, with nature-inspired elements and sensory experiences
• Dog park: a fenced area with 24,000 square feet of grass and soft surfaces, an agility course and three shade shelters with benches
• Courts: 2 tennis courts, 8 pickleball courts, 2 sand volleyball courts and a basketball court
• Pickleball players use paddle saddles to share court time and show which group plays next
• All courts are first-come, first-served except tennis, where reservations are available seasonally. Check with the venue before you go.
• Playing fields: large fields open to the community unless a Basin Recreation program is using them or a local group has reserved them
• Exercise par course with a fitness station
• Pond: next to the dog park, with a floating dock for dogs who like to jump in. People can't swim or float in it. In winter it can become a natural ice rink; skating is free, you bring your own skates and no rentals are available.
• Trails: paved pathways in the park, plus 66 acres of undeveloped open space next door with soft-surface trails for walking, running, biking and Nordic skiing, connecting to the wider Snyderville Basin trail system
• Nearby trails: Willow Creek Loop (beginner, multi-use) and Green Heart 5k Nordic Loop (intermediate, Nordic only)

• 4 pavilions: 2 small ones can be reserved, and 1 small and 1 large are first come, first served
• Each has ample shade and picnic tables, with restrooms nearby
• Basin Recreation describes its pavilions as gathering areas for up to 40 people
• Reserve a pavilion online with Basin Recreation
• Many of Basin Recreation's outdoor fields can be reserved for an event, team practice or tournament for a fee; groups of 10 or more participants must submit an Event Application to receive approval

More information: https://basinrecreationutah.gov/location-details/willow-creek-park/

Phone: (435) 649-1564 Ext. 110

• Two parking lots serve the park and the surrounding open space
• Restrooms
• An AED (emergency defibrillator)
• Picnic tables and shade at the pavilions, and shade shelters with benches at the dog park
• A trailhead into the open space and the wider trail system

• Summer: the pond is typically open for dogs to swim
• Winter: the pond becomes an ice rink when conditions are right, so skating hours vary. Check the Willow Creek Park page for a pond alert before you go.
• Winter: some trails nearby are groomed for Nordic skiing
• Outdoor tennis and pickleball courts stay open as long as weather permits, typically into October. Courts can stay snow-covered through April, and nets and windscreens go up once they are dry.

More information: https://basinrecreationutah.gov/location-details/willow-creek-park/

• The park is open from dawn to dusk
• Pets must be leashed at all times except in designated off-leash areas. Dogs are never allowed in playground areas, on turf fields, on designated Nordic trails or on the pond ice.
• People can't swim or float in the pond. It is natural surface water that is also used to irrigate the park, and it closes immediately if harmful blue-green algae are present. If your dog has a weakened immune system, ask your veterinarian before letting it swim.
• Not allowed: camping, firearms, fires, hunting, fireworks, motorized vehicles and overnight parking
• E-bikes are allowed on multi-use pathways that are paved or soft-surface trails 8 feet or wider
• In winter, Basin Recreation closes playgrounds and courts for safety. Please don't plow or shovel snow on turf fields or courts.

Rules: https://basinrecreationutah.gov/explore/parks/

• An inclusive, all-abilities playground with nature-inspired elements, sensory experiences and extensive wheelchair ramps
• Paved pathways through the park
• The park lists Universal Access and Accessible All Year among its amenities

Two parking lots serve the park and the open space next to it. The park is at 4460 Split Rail Lane, Park City, UT 84098.

Contact: (435) 649-1564 Ext. 110

Website: basinrecreationutah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

Call the Parks Office at (801) 264-2614 before you go.

• Fish the four-acre pond, from the fishing pier
• Check fishing regulations at wildlife.utah.gov before you fish; the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources lists this pond as a community fishery, a pond close enough to walk, bike or bus to
• Let kids play at the small water features
• Playgrounds
• Outdoor basketball courts
• Volleyball court

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1966/Neighborhood-Parks

Rules: https://dwrapps.utah.gov/fishing/?NA=Willow%20Pond

More information: https://wildlife.utah.gov/fishing/communityponds

• The park's pavilion can't be reserved; it's available first-come, first-served

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1966/Neighborhood-Parks

• Restrooms
• Pavilion
• Gazebo
• Fish cleaning station

More information: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1966/Neighborhood-Parks

• No amplified sound (amplifiers for music, microphones, instruments)
• Smoking and alcohol are prohibited
• Dogs must be on a leash, and owners must clean up after them
• No markings on city property (paint, chalk, stickers), and no confetti or glitter
• Money may not be exchanged on park property
• Inflatable structures and bounce houses aren't permitted at any Murray park
• Food trucks are allowed only with the reservation of specific pavilions
• Classes (including free yoga), races, runs, walks, filming, festivals and similar events need a special event permit from the Parks Office; applications are due at least 45 days before the event, and the Park Superintendent must approve them

Rules: https://www.murray.utah.gov/305/Parks

Phone: (801) 264-2614

• The fishing pier has handicap access

Willow Pond Park is on Murray Parkway Avenue, north of the Murray Golf Course.

Contact: (801) 264-2614

Website: murray.utah.gov

Pavilion rental, per reservation

Murray resident, half day$55

Murray resident, full day$75

Non-resident, half day$85

Non-resident, full day$115

A half day is 8 AM–2 PM or 4–10 PM.

A full day is 8 AM–10 PM.

The rental fee is paid when you reserve.

Sports equipment bags come only with a pavilion reservation, for an extra $5 plus a $25 refundable deposit.

See Pavilions and reservations

Price list: https://www.murray.utah.gov/DocumentCenter/View/19206

Hours aren't listed.

Call (801) 264-2614 before you go.

Booking required

How to bookReserve the pavilion online or in person.

Reserve at least 72 hours ahead.

Pavilions can be booked up to one year ahead.

Pavilions can be rented each year from April 1 through mid-October.

To cancel, send a written request at least 7 days before the reservation date; call (801) 264-2614 for the cancellation form.

No refunds for poor weather.

Booking link: https://mcreg.activityreg.com/facilities

• Climb the boulder playground
• Launch a canoe: a canoe launch is listed for this pavilion
• Picnic at the pavilion, with tables, BBQ grills and electrical outlets
• Host a group gathering of up to 100 people

Winchester Pavilion is one of three reservable pavilions on Murray's Jordan River Parkway; the others are Walden and Germania. It is rented, not first come, first served.

• Capacity: 100 people
• 12 tables and 2 BBQ grills
• 4 electrical outlets (110V)
• Restrooms and a drinking fountain
• Rented in half-day or full-day blocks; Murray residents pay less than non-residents
• No food trucks at this pavilion

Pavilion rental, per reservation

Murray resident, half day$55

Murray resident, full day$75

Non-resident, half day$85

Non-resident, full day$115

A half day is 8 AM–2 PM or 4–10 PM.

A full day is 8 AM–10 PM.

The rental fee is paid when you reserve.

Sports equipment bags come only with a pavilion reservation, for an extra $5 plus a $25 refundable deposit.

Reserve at least 72 hours ahead.

Pavilions can be booked up to one year ahead.

Pavilions can be rented each year from April 1 through mid-October.

To cancel, send a written request at least 7 days before the reservation date; call (801) 264-2614 for the cancellation form.

No refunds for poor weather.

Booking link: https://mcreg.activityreg.com/facilities

Rules: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1979/All-Rentable-Pavilions

Price list: https://www.murray.utah.gov/DocumentCenter/View/19206

Phone: (801) 264-2614

• Restrooms and a drinking fountain
• 2 BBQ grills and 12 tables
• 4 electrical outlets (110V)
• Restrooms, drinking fountains and electricity at the pavilions are available during pavilion season, which starts April 1 and ends in early to mid-October. Check with the venue before you go.
• Water keys for spigots are not available until further notice

• No amplified sound (amplifiers, microphones, instruments)
• Smoking and alcohol are prohibited
• No inflatables or bounce houses
• No water features such as slip and slides or dunk tanks
• No markings on city property (paint, chalk, stickers)
• No confetti or glitter
• No food trucks at this pavilion

Rules: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1979/All-Rentable-Pavilions

Address1200 West Winchester St, Murray, UT

Contact: (801) 264-2614

Website: murray.utah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground for children
• Open grass area

The park is 1 acre.

More information: https://www.mapleton.org/departments/parks___recreation/_wingpoint_park.php

Address645 West Maple Street, Mapleton, UT

Contact: (801) 806-9114

Website: mapleton.org

Hours aren't listed.

• Wright Park has covered picnic tables.

More information: https://washingtonterrace.gov/?DE=51B11D0D-D6EB-485E-9718-C29D1D86EF5A&SEC=39C1B9C4-E29A-41EB-B737-63B758A78FA5

• Play on the playground equipment
• Shoot hoops on the half-court basketball court
• Spread out on the open grass areas with young trees

Wright Park is at 300 East 5400 South in Washington Terrace.

Contact: (801) 393-8681

Website: washingtonterrace.gov

Hours aren't listed.

• Playground
• Exercise equipment
• Benches

More information: https://www.herriman.gov/parks/yukon-park

Contact: (801) 446-5323

Website: herriman.gov