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Phone: (888) 777-9771
748 West Heritage Park Blvd.,
Ste 201, Layton, UT 84041
Email: info@davisareacvb.com
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Outdoors
Any Utah native will tell you if you don’t experience Utah’s incredible outdoor attractions, you haven’t experienced Utah. Check out Davis County’s many outdoor venues for incredible views, amazing wildlife.
Antelope Island State Park
Lagoon Amusement Park & Pioneer Village
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One of Davis County's premiere destination attractions, this large theme park features rides, water park, an actual pioneer town and entertainment.
Birding & Wildlife Viewing
Antelope Island State Park
Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area
Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve
Wild Bird Center
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Your one stop shop for all your bird needs. Get your questions answered by the experts. Free Nature/Bird Walks and related outdoor activities can be reviewed at www.wildbird.com/layton.
Bear River Refuge
Tracy Aviary (Salt Lake City)
Hogle Zoo (Salt Lake City)
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Utah's largest zoo featuring hundreds of species including lions, tigers, bears, gorillas and giraffes.
Water Fun
Antelope Island State Park
Lagoon-A-Beach at Lagoon Amusement Park
Cherry Hills Resort
Clearfield Aquatic Center
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Public exercise facilities, themed parties, public swimming, birthday parties, family reunions, meeting functions, drop-in child care.
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The South Davis Recreation District promotes a safe, clean, and well-maintained facility that promotes health, education and recreation. They offer swimming, ice skating, and much more.
Swimming Pools
Pineview Reservoir State Park
Willard Bay State Park
Winter Fun
SKIING
Other Outdoor Activities
Skate Parks-Classic Skating and the Layton Skate Park
Skate Parks- Clearfield City Skate Park
Hiking/Biking Trails
- From mountains to desert to wetlands, discover a land of contrast.
Farmington Bay Mountain Bike Trail - Farmington Bay Wetlands Trail
Skyline Drive Scenic Backway
- An inspiring and scenic gravel road connecting Farmington and Ward Canyons.
Utah Botanical Center
- Owned by Utah State University, the center is an emerging public garden with resource conservation as its primary focus.
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Come visit the new Wetland Discovery Point at the Utah Botanical Center, opened November 14, 2008. Click here for more info
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