You would think that living in the desert there wouldn’t be a lot of water activities. Well, Utah is full of them! There are lakes, pools, splash pads, reservoirs, and more.
We love sharing about water activities, especially because in the summer we are always looking for ways to cool off. Head to somewhere with water! Use these posts to choose a fun water adventure near you!
We visited Sierra Newbold Playground at Ron Wood Park in West Jordan. This playground is amazing, and it wasn't busy at all (maybe because it is way out west). This playground is all accessible, has nice new play areas, and is great for all ages. The Sierra Newbold Playground was built…
Lehi City has two different pools. There is the Lehi Outdoor Pool, which we love for the fun slides. There is also a pool at the Lehi Legacy Center. The Lehi Legacy Center Pool is indoor with a small outdoor splash pad area for the younger kids. When our boys were little…
Right in the center of Liberty Park is a fun water fountain for kids and families to play in. The Seven Canyons Fountain is different than a regular splash pad because it is designed to look like the seven canyons that flow from the mountains down into the Salt Lake Valley.…
Pinkerton Hot Spring located right on the road just north of Durango, Colorado on Highway 550. This isn’t an adventure to go out of your way for, but if you’re in Durango, it is worth the ten minute drive to check it out. You can’t miss this little formation as it…
Garden City is the center for most things at Bear Lake. There are lots of places to stay and eat. On our last trip to Bear Lake we visited the Garden City Park, which leads to free access to a beach on Bear Lake. We wanted to share about our adventures…
Soda Springs Geyser is the only man-made geyser in the world. It is located in Soda Springs, Idaho, and if you are in southeastern Idaho, you should definitely stop and check it out. Way back in the 1930s someone decided to drill a hole down to the warm water below…