The Conservation Garden Park in West Jordan is all decorated for Halloween. This free garden is a fun place to walk through with young kids. We always admire the plants, and we love their information about conserving water, especially since Utah is the second driest state! You can read more about visiting year round here. In the Fall, they celebrate Halloween at Conservation Garden Park with a scavenger hunt, fun photo spots, story times, and they decorate the garden. Best of all, it’s FREE!
Halloween at The Conservation Garden Park is perfect for young families because it is so simple. It is also paved, so you can push strollers or wheel chairs around to enjoy the decorations. I also like that you can get outdoors and enjoy some Fall colors and weather right inside the city. You can also still play on the little playground or dig in the sand, which are activities available year round.
Make sure to stop inside and grab a scavenger hunt or bingo page. Our boys enjoyed looking for all of the items on the bingo sheet as we worked our way through the garden. There are some really fun decorations like the headless horseman and the witches mulch brew. None of the decorations were scary. They were definitely more fun! We also enjoyed that some spots were set up for photo opportunities.
There are a few extra activities on certain days like a dog costume stroll, story time, and open late hours the last few days before Halloween. You can find out all the details about Halloween at Conservation Garden Park here. If you are looking for other FREE Halloween ideas in Utah, you can check out this post.
