I just want to take a moment to give a huge thank you to a Lagoon employee named Halle for all of…read moreher help and kindness while I was there. I'll be honest, my day started off pretty rough after I injured my foot and ankle on a pothole near the kiddie rides. I was frustrated, in pain, and honestly feeling pretty helpless while I waited to leave the park. But Halle completely changed my attitude with her patience, compassion, and the way she took care of me during such a stressful moment. She was a true trooper through it all and went above and beyond to make sure I was okay. My day definitely went downhill from there because after hurting my foot, I even managed to hit my head pretty hard in the emergency/security room It was one of those days where everything seemed to happen at once, but I'm so grateful that Halle was there to help make a difficult situation a little easier. Lagoon really is a great place for families and making memories, and I appreciate the employees who show kindness and care when guests need it most. With that being said... can we please get that pothole by the kiddie rides fixed? Even another security guard agreed with me! Safety first, especially for our little ones and all the families who visit. Thank you again, Halle, for being so kind and making a bad situation a little brighter.

Love the rides. Churros and pretzel are a must!…read moreWhenever you're bored in line play rock paper scissors with a stranger

My Wife and I brought our 9 year old son and 4 year old daughter to Boondocks for a day of fun. We…read moreall agreed that for the money, this place was better than a day at Disneyland. No lie! All the attractions were top notch and even our food was great. We did the mini golf courses, the jungle gym, bumper boats, go carts, laser tag room, bowling, and arcade games. All fantastic, clean, and well maintained. We can't wait to come again next year. Wish we had a place like this in Los Angeles.

I only used the batting cages. Lotta fun when they work. Once their team members made adjustments,…read morethe cages worked great.

Awesome place!! Lots of fun for the kids and also adults!! Lots to do, rollercoaster, train rides,…read morehorse back rides and animal petting zoo!!!!

From the owner: Ricochet Canyon is a small outdoor wild west themed amusement park located on the Southwest corner…read moreof the Gardner Village property in West Jordan, Utah. We cater to families with younger children, but nearly all our attractions can be enjoyed by older kids and adults as well. The amusement park features an interactive petting zoo, several family friendly rides, a wild west themed playground, a large interactive outdoor garden train layout, a gem mining sluice, live seasonal entertainment, and a semi-private space for parties and events.

Filipino Festival at this event center. The lines for the food were long, prices were decent. We…read moregot there kinda early before the singing and dancing events began. They had a balut eating contest (is a developing bird embryo (usually a duck) I am not a big fan of that but it was fun to watch. Love all of the Festivals going on, 3 in one day to be exact. Peruvian, African, which were both in SLC and this Filipino event in Farmington.

Here for my son's wrestling tournament, the Western Regionals! The building is was clean and the…read morestaff was polite. Other than being cold inside with the fans running it was a solid location.

I stumbled upon this interesting place during a weekday in September. It looks like it is a museum…read morebuilt in someones yard, but it looks well kept and fairly interesting. According the a Wikipedia entry, the museum is open the first Saturday of every month from June to September. I can't confirm this since I drove by on a weekday.

Fun atmosphere ! Close to home which is very convenient. Affordable rides and great food.read more

From the owner: Fresh-baked Empanadas from Empanada Del Rey. Epic Smash…read moreBurgers with local grass-fed natural-beef, from Canyon Meadows Farm. All-beef hot dogs, split & grilled, House-made frozen Custard, hot Churros and coffee. Now open year round! Located at the Amusement Rides inside Liberty Park. (Next to Tracy Aviary)

This was our first time to Cowabunga Bay as my kiddo won a reward through Girl Scouts and got free…read moreadmission into the park. We arrived at 10:30am Sunday to a line wrapped around the parking lot. Line luckily moved quickly and there was plenty of parking. Inside we found seating right away, but note that the best shady seating gets swooped up fast. The water park is SUPER small but the kids will have a blast. I was a really bummed by the lazy river and the small amount of rafts they offer. I counted a dozen rafts available to patrons. That's definitely not enough for the amount of people entering. One thing I was disappointed by, is that rules specifically state no outside food, coolers or drinks other than bottled water are allowed in, yet many had food & drinks not offered for sale including personal water carriers such as Stanley's. The rules also state no personal flotation devices unless they are translucent but yet there were many tubes that were colored and used in the lazy river so they don't enforce their own rules. Food was tolerable, expensive and took forever to get. Also, know that wash ticket you bit only allows you access to the 3.5 hours in the morning 10:30-2:00 or 2:30-6:00. While we found 3.5 hours was sufficient, I also felt like an extra hour would have made it more beneficial to the cost.

This place is fun but also wish it were bigger with more things to do. They have a good kid area,…read moretons of slides and a lazy river. The water. The slides are always cold. I wish there was like an actual pool to hang out in. Not just a lazy River. There is tons of space, I think they should ad a wave pool or something. They have a lot of food options. You can't bring any outside food in.

Must visit every year for the sheer fact it's the fair! Animals galore, art , jams , quilts, food,…read moreconcerts! Come and support 4-h and all the entries. The set-up is great this year with a good flow. Really enjoyed the creative arts section and the baby animals! Something for everyone!

Always a good time at the state fair ! Food has great variety, felt like this year had less…read moreshop/stands variety The ferris wheel was broken down so I was so disappointed that I couldn't go on it !! But loved the games they had, everything is just so expensive these days so we found it hard to justify a lot of items or activities. Still a fun and must do activity every year ! It's a perfect activity for the beginning of fall vibes :)

I love the Hogle Zoo because they find a way to welcome kids and the folks that are still kids at…read moreheart. In addition to regular hours they offer kid free events like Zoo Brew, where adults can hang at the museum after hours. They just need a better gift shops!!!! It doesn't feel like there's a lot of variety of merchandise. And the merchandise they do haven't is mainly for kids. There's a good variety of animals but definitely more of a focus on animals native to Utah. You have your tigers, lions, giraffes and zebras, all the animals you'd expect to see at the zoo. While the animals are clearly well cared for some of the enclosures seem a bit small. The zoo itself is pretty small which means it gets crowded pretty easily. It also means that if you don't take your time you're gonna end up covering the whole zoo in two hours.

A rare visit to the zoo for us, and we got seriously lucky by visiting at the right time because it…read moregot rained out only a few hours after our visit. It was sprinkling when we were there but wasn't too bad. We had visited an aquarium in Draper earlier in the day and we had all the time in the world to explore there. But for the zoo, we were pressed for time because we had somewhere to be in the downtown area later afternoon, so we wanted to try and see everything we could in a short period of time. I guess you could call our day "animal day" due to us visiting an aquarium and a zoo on the same day lol. The first exhibit we stopped by was the giraffe and zebra exhibit, where you can get close to and interact with the giraffes under zookeeper supervision. My maternal grandmother's favorite animal was the giraffe and this would be her favorite thing to do if I ever bought her to a zoo. As we moved along, we saw spider monkeys and wild horses, and this was the first time I've ever seen a horse yawn in person, even being around horses before in the past. We then passed by an outdoor theater, where a dog show was going on (we did hear music while walking around, but we weren't sure where it was coming from). And these dogs can REALLY jump, like how high a cat can jump onto a tall ledge. It was pretty impressive to see that. They had two dogs that were performing during this show, but I saw more of them being transported in their carriers as we were walking around. One of my favorite parts about this trip to the zoo is seeing their sand cats. They were soooo cute and tiny that I wanted to cradle them. These sand cats can be found inside of an indoor exhibit along with other wild animals when you go past the fox exhibit. Other animals that we saw were orangutans, gorillas, tigers, polar bears, rhinos, and various reptiles. My LTP tried to get a picture of the tiger, but it kept running away, like it knew it was going to have its' picture taken. The art murals that can be found in some places were also very creative. One of them was being worked on at the time of our visit. We had a great time here; I think we were here for about two hours at least and got to visit all the animal exhibits here. A great find in the Salt Lake City area.