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!
Otter Creek State Park is one of the best fishing spots in Utah. Ever since I was a small boy, I remember my Grandpa talking about the fishing at Otter Creek. It's been a long time since I've fished there with Grandpa, but I still find Otter Creek to be one…
Piute State Park is a primitive park. This means that there are no upgrades or amenities. You can camp at this state park for just $8, but don't expect any facilities. There are only vault toilets. Most people who come to Piute State Park have one thing in mind: Fishing.…
As Lehi citizens we were super excited that Lehi decided to add a splash pad to Ivory Ridge Park. The Lehi Splash Pad is a fun place to visit on a hot summer day. This splash pad has a river and spraying elements, much like the Highland Splash Pad or…
Liberty Park is a well known park in Salt Lake City. It is huge!! 100 acres to be exact, and there is a lot to do all over the park. We are going to share some of the fun things we found to do at this park, but we did not…
Creekside Play Area is the newest addition to the Hogle Zoo. We love our local Utah Zoo, and we love that they are constantly trying to improve and update the grounds. The new Hogle Zoo playground is located right next to the Lighthouse Point Splash Zone. So now when you visit…
Sand Hollow State Park is probably our favorite state park that is focused on water activities. You can boat, fish, or swim in the beautiful reservoir. But we enjoyed this park because it had so much more to offer. **Please read about Swimmer's Itch at the bottom of our post. It…