West Bountiful City Park - Park in West Bountiful - 550 W 1600 N, USA

This is an awesome but hidden playground. Clean and nicely spaced this is a playground everyone can enjoy. It also have pavilions and many places to sit as well as open green space. The zipline is a way fun things for kids of all ages. The only catch is I didn't see a bathroom or drinking fountain, so come prepared.

Really fun and inviting park! For the Fourth of July they have an amazing firework show! They’re are lots of pavilions, a few small ones and one really big one with a stage. There are also restrooms and a big hill to play on and swings and fun playground equipment!

The iconic hill at West Bountiful park never disappoints. It sure looked a lot bigger as a kid, but it's still fun to watch your own kiddos roll down it on their side.

Very crowded park neat the freeway. Plenty of covered picnic areas. Basketball, baseball, volleyball and soccer can be played. Two nice playgrounds. A small hill for sledding in the winter. The freeway noise and kids zipping around on bikes and scooters were a bit distracting. But overall a large and pleasant looking park. There is even the Wood historical log cabin to admire.

Good trees for climbing, I don't think I ever got 100 ft in them so not too big, I think the average is about 30-50ft and the highest was like 80ft. The playground is pretty good, its as safe as it can be, the hill is good in snow and summer, it's a good small sledding spot for kids but is still fun for teens, the only problem is since it's so small it gets pretty crowded. The fireworks are great though, my family goes every year

Such a great neighborhood park. A playground for big kids and one for little kids. Volleyball courts and picnic area. It also has a walking path around the entire park. A nice grassy Hill for kids to play on. Even has a couple baseball fields.

This is literally the largest family/public park I’ve ever seen. multiple sets of playgrounds, Beach volleyball, giant sidewalk around the entire thing, it’s huge, literally would be great for coming to go jogging at as well on the sidewalk. Basket all courts, very unique fun things on each playground that you don’t find at 99% of parks. Really pretty views of the mountains as well. Love it. Recommend you come at least once.

Two great play structures: one for younger kids and one more suitable for older kids. Each has slides. There are swing sets. The larger play structure has two levels and a zip line that my kids absolutely love! There's lots of green space for kickball, frisbee, or soccer. There is a good sized hill where kids were rolling down. There grass is well kept and there's a pathway with benches around the perimeter of the park perfect for walking. There are mature trees along the path. There are multiple boweries/pavilions with charcoal grills and charcoal disposal is available. The largest bowery has a stage area. There boweries can be reserved in advance and signs are posted on each for if they are reserved at specific times. There is a bathroom at the largest pavilion and water fountains. There is a basketball court, sand volleyball courts, and some baseball diamonds, too.The basketball court that has six hoops so either one large have can be played or two small ones. The sand volleyball court has two nets that look well-maintained. There are three well-maintained baseball diamonds with small sets of bleachers. A train track runs by the park--a fence separates it and trees, too. The kids really enjoyed seeing the trains when they came by. It's a beautiful, spacious park. There are two parking lots. One has an entrance at the south end of the park and is nearest to the largest pavilion, the sand volleyball courts, the smaller playground, most of the smaller pavilions. The other lot is in the west side and located behind a church building's parking lot. That lot is nearest to the baseball diamonds and basketball court. The largest playground is easily accessed by either lot though probably closer to the west parking lot.