We often get asked about specific types of parks: most shady, toddler friendly, etc. One question we received recently was about playgrounds in Utah that are fenced in. This way it is easier to keep an eye on children, especially those that are small or with special needs. So we gathered all the parks we knew of that are completely fenced in. Here are the Utah playgrounds that are fenced in! Let us know if we missed one: info@utahsadventurefamily.com.
Willow Creek Park in Park City
This park has a fence around the playground area, except for one side. There is a lot to do at Willow Creek Park in Park City including a dog park, separate playground for toddlers (not fenced in), basketball courts, and a walking trail. This park is an all-abilities playground. 4460 Split Rail Ln, Park City, UT.
Lehi Family Park: Lehi
The Lehi Family Park and splash pad is fenced completely in. The only opening is the entrance near the parking lot. It is a huge park and an even bigger splash pad, so it’s nice that you can keep kids contained. It is also an all-abilities park. This park closes for the winter, so make sure to check opening dates. 1999 N 600 E St, Lehi, UT.
Adventure Heights: Spanish Fork
Only one way into this park by the parking lot. The fence surrounds the entire playground area and it is large. There are some great play and climbing areas, a sensory walk and garden, and an awesome water and splash pad. This park also closes for the winter, so check before visiting. 1321 E Canyon Rd, Spanish Fork, UT
All Together Playground: Orem
All Together Playground is located at Orem City’s Park and has some great amenities. It has a toddler playground that is separate from the larger play area. It also has all-abilities toys including a wheelchair swing. There is only one entrance to the play area. 200 E 100 N, Orem, UT.
Dino Mine Adventure Park: Price
This playground has one entrance and it looks like a mine tunnel as you head into the castle themed park. There are some dinosaur themed structures, too. There is a fence all the way around this cute little park. This park is a fun stop along the way to Moab or Arches. 1050 E 7th N, Price, UT.
Discovery Park: Pleasant Grove
Discovery Park has been updated and redone from the wood park when we were kids, but the park is still is a ton of fun. The fence runs all around the plagyround, but there are two entrances: one main one by the parking lot and one by the bathroom. This playground has a ton of great climbing spots and is perfect for hide and seek. 1511 N 100 E, Pleasant Grove, UT.
Adventure Playground Whittier Community Center: Logan
This playground is huge and, as you can see from the picture, has a fence all the way around to keep kids inside. There is a toddler area in one spot, a larger playground in another area, and swings on the other side. This park has a wheel-friendly surface. There are tables inside the fence, too, if you’d like to enjoy lunch while visiting the park. 290 N 400 E, Logan, UTÂ
Ryan’s Place Park: Logan
This park reminds us a ton of Discovery Park in Pleasant Grove (see above). This park is not built for all-abilities, but it is fenced in all the way around. Our boys enjoyed the variety of places to climb and explore on this playground. 400 S 600 E, River Heights, UT.
Wild West Playground: West Jordan
The Wild West Playground is one of our favorite parks and it has a fence all the way around the play area and a few tables, too. The theme of this park is so cute with a train, a jail, bulls, and more things from the old west. This playground is all-abilities accessible. 8000 S Redwood Rd, West Jordan, UT.
