1 June 2026
Splash Into Fun This Summer – Outdoor Pools & Splash Pads in Davis
School is out and temperatures are rising, which means it’s time to take a trip (or two) to the pool. Cool off from the summer heat and take your family on a fun adventure at one of many outdoor pools and water parks in Davis.
Splash Pads
Davis County has a refreshing spot nearby for every age. Pack the sunscreen and towels—these community favorites offer the perfect way to beat the Utah heat all summer long
- Legacy/Foxboro North Regional Park
- 1140 W 1100 N, North Salt Lake
- 2026 Hours: 10 am – 8pm (Mondays – Saturday), 12-6 pm (Sundays)
- Bountiful Town Square
- 75 E 200 S, Bountiful
- 2026 Hours: 9 am – 8pm
- Heritage Park
- 95 E 200 N, Kaysville
- 2026 Hours: 12 – 6 pm (Tuesday – Saturday)
- North Cottonwood Commons Park
- 550 Innovator Dr, Farmington
- 2026 Hours: 10 am – 8pm (closed Sundays)
- Ellison Park
- 700 N 2200 W, Layton
- 2026 Hours: 10 am – 8pm
- Centennial Park
- 1800 S 2000 W, Syracuse
- 2026 Hours: 10 am – 8pm (closed Sundays)
- West Point City Splash Pad
- 3788 W 520 N, West Point
- (closed for summer 2026)
- Centennial Park (On Base)
- On Hill Airforce Base, must have base access.
Splash Pad Spotlight
Bountiful Town Square
If you’d like to enjoy the nice weather in a park, next to a Fiiz, while your littles play in a fountain/splash pad? Head to the north side of Bountiful’s Town Square with a picnic, grab some Fiiz, and enjoy the park!
Lagoon-A-Beach
Connected to Lagoon Amusement Park, Lagoon-A-Beach is a family favorite for cooling off in the summertime. Beat the heat in the Beach’s six acres of surging slides, twisting hydro tubes, crystal waterfalls, bubbling fountains and summer swimming. Take a ride through the rapids, float the lazy river, or soak up the sun at this classic Davis waterpark.
Give your family an all-day adventure at Lagoon! One day ticket to Lagoon gives you access to all park rides, Lagoon-A-Beach, and Pioneer Village. Spend the morning hitting all the favorite Lagoon rides like Cannibal and Wicked, then take a stroll through Pioneer Village to settle down from all that adrenaline. Then beat the afternoon heat by splashing at Lagoon-A-Beach. Lagoon makes for a perfect summertime family adventure!
Lagoon-A-Beach Summer Hours: Daily from 10 am – 7 pm.
Don’t want to get completely submerged or not bathing suit ready? Check out some of Lagoon’s best water rides if you simply want to cool off without having to put your bathing suit on!
Rattlesnake Rapids
Rattlesnake Rapids is as close as we get to whitewater rafting in Davis. You’ll get fairly soaked on this ride, especially the unfortunate soul who gets hit by the waterfall near the end!
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill has been providing outdoor family fun in Davis for over 50 years! What once was a cherry farm has adapted and evolved into a full-scale water park complete water slides, foam-padded river run, lazy river, water playground, 2 pools, mini-golf, and a campsite. Other activities include:
- 6000 sq.ft. Jungle Maze
- Mini Golf
- Rock climbing Wall
- Jungle Gems
- BattleStar Blasters
- Monkey Mayhem Playground
You and your family can spend the day splashing around and soaking up the sun at Cherry Hill. When your kids are hungry and need to refuel, Cherry Hill has 3 restaurants on-site that serve delicious fresh fruit pies and turnovers, pizza, hamburgers, fries, chicken sandwiches, pretzels, churros, and more. Lunch at Cherry Hill will be easy, convenient, and fast, meaning you and your family can get back to playing!
Cherry Hill Summer Park Hours: Monday-Saturday from 10:30 am-8:00 pm. Closed Sundays
South Davis Rec Center
If you’re looking for other water activities like swim lessons, swim team, water aerobics, or lap swimming, then the South Davis Rec Center is the place for you! Along with a leisure pool and a lap pool, South Davis Rec Center offers other activities for the whole family like tennis, pickleball, ice skating, fitness classes, and more.
The facility’s pirate-themed outdoor pool features a pirate ship for exploring and a splash pad. The outdoor portion of the South Davis Rec Center is perfect for younger children. Indoors, you’ll find a leisure pool and lap pool for swimming, which older children and adults may enjoy more. The South Davis Rec Center truly offers a never-ending schedule of activities for your family, friends, or even just yourself.
Facility hours may vary.
Check hours here.
Layton City Surf ‘n Swim
Layton City’s Surf ‘n Swim is most known and loved for their unique wave pool! Every day from 12:00-6:45 pm, Surf ‘n Swim’s large pool becomes an ocean featuring four different types of ocean waves from all around the world. The wave pool is best enjoyed in a tube, which can be rented on-site for $3 each. There is also a smaller pool that always has two lap lanes available to those patrons who would like to lap swim during the day. It also features a diving well area and a small child’s pool play area of 1 1/2 feet deep.
The Surf ‘n Swim facility also offers lap swimming, deep water aerobics, senior and shallow water aerobics, swim lessons, and racquetball.
Facility hours and admission pricing may vary depending on activity.
Check hours and admission information here.
City Swimming Pools
If you’re ready to swim a little deeper, Davis County has a great mix of classic community pools, gyms, and fitness clubs.
- Farmington City Pool
- 142 S Main St, Farmington
- VASA Fitness
- Layton, Clinton, Kaysville, and Bountiful
- EōS Fitness
- Layton, Bountiful, and Syracuse
Pool Spotlight
Farmington City Pool
A traditional outdoor pool. It’s simple, clean, and perfectly classic. It features a diving board and a shallow end with a small slide.
Best For: Families who want a quieter, less chaotic experience than the massive rec centers.
Nature’s Splash Pads
If you’re looking for a break from the chlorine and want a more “wild” water experience, Davis County has some fantastic natural creeks where kids can toss rocks, build stick dams, and splash in the shade.
- Creekside Park
- 600 Mill St, Bountiful
- Mueller Park
- Mueller Park Rd, Bountiful
- Smoot Park
- 75 W 1500 N, Centerville
- Fruit Heights Castle Park (Also Known As Nicholls Park)
- 1105 Nicholls Rd, Fruit Heights
- Kays Creek Parkway and Hobbs Reservoir
- 2370 Canyon View Dr, Layton
- Andy Adams Reservoir
- 1713 E 1000 N, Layton
Waterfall Hikes
Adams Canyon Trail – Layton
A 3.8-mile round-trip hike leading to a 40-foot waterfall. The trail features steep switchbacks and shaded forest, making it a moderately challenging but rewarding hike.
Farmington Creek Trail – Farmington
Approximately 3 miles round-trip, this trail offers a 20-foot waterfall at the top, along with old abandoned cars along the path. It’s a moderate hike with some creek crossings.
Deuel Creek Trail – Centerville
A 2.9-mile loop trail that crosses the creek multiple times via bridges. The trail features a waterfall, waterslide, and rope swing, making it a fun and family-friendly hike.
Davis Creek Trail – Farmington
A relatively short hike with a waterfall at about the halfway point. The trail also offers an option to visit the Indian Bathtubs natural pools, adding variety to the hike.
Farmington Canyon Trail (Hornet Canyon) – Farmington
A 3-mile trail leading to ‘The Grotto,’ a waterfall in Hornet Canyon. The hike is moderately challenging and offers a unique experience with its waterfall and surrounding scenery.
Ponds & Bodies of Water
Bountiful Lake – A scenic spot for fishing, kayaking and wildlife watching, with a loop trail and year-round access.
Farmington Pond – A 3.5-acre community fishing pond managed by Farmington City. Boating and swimming are not allowed. The pond is accessible via the Lagoon Trail, a scenic path that connects to the Farmington Creek Trail, making it a popular spot for both fishing and leisurely walks.
Kaysville Ponds – A serene four-pond system nestled within the Utah State University Botanical Center. These ponds offer a peaceful retreat for fishing, kayaking and birdwatching. Anglers can expect to catch species such as rainbow trout, channel catfish, bluegill, and largemouth bass.
Steed Pond – A 2.5-acre community fishing spot just north of Steed Park. This tranquil pond is ideal for beginners and seasoned anglers. Fishing hours extend from 5 a.m. to midnight, with a daily limit of two fish; all bass caught should be released. Please note that swimming and boating are prohibited.
Antelope Island – Kayaking at Antelope Island State Park offers a unique opportunity to explore the waters of the Great Salt Lake. The lake’s high salinity (about 12%) provides excellent buoyancy, making it easy to float and enjoy the calm surroundings. Paddlers can enjoy views of the Wasatch Mountains, observe wildlife such as bison and pronghorn antelope.
For kayaking and paddle board rentals, check out Ashely’s Water Toy Rentals in Centerville.
*We encourage all guardians to keep a close eye on minors and infants when around and in bodies of water of all sizes and depths.
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Whether you’re just here for the day, the weekend, or temporarily stationed at HAFB, you can find monthly events to plan ahead and more indoor and outdoor amusement options to maximize your experience in Utah’s Amusement Capital!
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