This is a fun park in Ogden with a new playground structure put in 2017. The playground has a merry…read morego round, lots of slides, monkey bars and standing/sitting teeter totters. The new playground has a wheelchair accessible ramp and access with sidewalks. There are restrooms on site but no benches near the playground.

i think this is one of the best parks in Ogden. There is a lots of green space, a…read moresoftball/kickball field, picnic areas, tennis courts and a cool playground. some of the playground equipment could use some updating as there are broken parts but there is an accessible ramp for disabled children and a really really awesome rock climbing wall. I spent a lot of time at this park and my only complaint is that for a park that is usually busy they have yet to open the restrooms. countless times we've had to leave because one of us has had to use the bathroom and with no public restrooms around we ended up just going home.

The kids had a great time playing at KidsTopia. The facility is clean and has lots of different…read moreactivities to areas for all ages!

Absolute Chaos and a Total Waste of Money I rarely write…read morereviews, but our experience at Kidstopia was so profoundly disappointing that I feel obligated to warn other parents. We spent $400 for what was supposed to be a seamless, 2-hour birthday celebration, but instead, we received a masterclass in poor management and unprofessionalism. The "Welcome" from Hell We arrived with a party of 40 people for our 12:30 PM start time. Instead of being greeted, we were utterly ignored. Our entire group--including small children, elderly relatives, and guests carrying heavy gifts and cake--was forced to stand in a cramped lobby for 20 minutes. I repeatedly tried to get the attention of the staff, but I was blatantly dismissed. It was clear they were understaffed, but being treated as if we were invisible while we were paying customers is unacceptable. Stolen Time and Rushed Memories By the time they finally processed our waivers and let us into the room, it was nearly 1:00 PM. Despite the fact that the delay was entirely their fault, they gave us no grace period. We lost 25% of our paid time before we even stepped foot in the room. This meant the kids barely got to play before we had to rush through the actual "party" portion. To cap it off, at 2:30 PM sharp, they practically shoved us out the door, forcing us to scramble to pack up our belongings while they loomed over us. Inedible Food & Insulting Service The "amenities" were the most insulting part of the package: * The Food: When we opened the foil on the pizza, we were horrified to find completely raw dough. It wasn't just undercooked; it was liquid. When I pointed this out, the staff gave a half-hearted "I'm sorry" and blamed the business next door. No offer of a refund, no replacement, and zero accountability for serving a health hazard to a room full of children. * The Drinks: We were provided with cups and plates, but when I asked what was available to drink, I was told to go use the drinking fountain. For $400, I expected at least a pitcher of water or juice, not a "DIY" trip to a hallway bubbler. Final Verdict: Save Your Sanity This wasn't just a "bad day" for a business; it was a complete "rip-off." From the health code violation of the raw pizza to the blatant disrespect from the staff, Kidstopia failed on every single level. If you want your child to have a special day where they feel celebrated rather than rushed and ignored, do not book here. You are better off hosting a party in a public park--at least there, the service couldn't be any worse than this.

Lots to do for young kids. Lots of green space and shade…read more Well kept and clean. Easy to find.

Lots of green space and mature trees for shade. There are a few playgrounds and a splash pad in the…read moresummer. My kids love it!

This is a beautiful park. It has two play structures. One for older kids and one perfect for…read moretoddlers. There are also swings. There are lots of picnic tables for parents to sit and watch the kids or to have a picnic. The bathrooms were opened while we were there, but they were not clean.

This is a great little park. This is where South Ogden City Days happens every year, tons of city…read moreleague junior baseball games, and other community events. When they aren't having events, this is a great place to go and enjoy their large grassy field or their decent playground. It's not the best or the biggest I've seen, but it's still pretty good! It's also really close to the public library so you can play a little and grab a few books on the same outing. I've come here before to do a nice morning HIIT workout and to play frisbee with my husband. South Ogden keeps it in pretty good shape and I've never been disappointed.

Take a break from walking/biking the river trail and let the kids play on the recently-updated…read moreplayground. Park benches for parents to watch in addition to the covered pavilion and bathrooms make for a pleasant stop. On the same grounds as the Lorin Farr pool and rodeo stadium. Large open field adjacent to the playground for field sports.

My favorite little walk area is south Ogden nature park. There are always lots of people running or…read morewalking around, mostly with dogs. The colors and textures of the flora are so beautiful. It's just a pleasant way to spend some time. Also there's a decent playground and splash pad at one end. If you have kids, what's not to like?

Lots of fun for the whole family. Enjoy the water park and…read moreplay areas. Enjoy the nature trails. Events like 5Ks and South Ogden Days Ogden Athletic Club nearby. Lots of parking.

I hear this is quite the happening place-but not on the weekend that I visited. Next weekend, there…read morewill be a huge festival followed by even more events and activities. But when I stopped by, I enjoyed a serene lake and a pretty quiet walking path without much going on. It's a beautiful area with camping spots and a disc golf course surrounding the park. There was a good amount of parking available, although I'd imagine it might fill up when they have some of their larger events. I saw a pelican in the lake with fishing line around its neck, so I tracked down the camp host, who said they'd take care of it. I sure hope that pelican is ok. Aside from that, I didn't see a whole lot of wildlife with the exception of birds-lots of birds. If I was a bird, I'd stay here too, those trees are great! I look forward to coming back to Fort Buenaventura when they hold a community event, or maybe even during the summer to camp for a night or two. It's a beautiful place!

My partner and I attempted to scope out this camp site to potentially host a large (150 people)…read morefamily gathering in a few weeks. Upon arrival we were told to "get the f**k out" if we weren't paying customers! After trying to ask for info, and perhaps a location of a restroom (since there aren't any others near there) we were crudely brushed off yet again. Frustrated, I found and quickly used a restroom near the playground area. As we were leaving, the same toothless fella who had so profanely asked us to leave came speeding up in a golf cart blocking us into the park. He yelled and demanded that we pay him a $100 fine right then and there! For using the bathroom at a PUBLIC PARK. There was no arguing with him. I gave him the only cash I had, which was $20, just so we could get the heck out of there! HE MADE ME BRIBE HIM TO LEAVE. I'm absolutely disgusted by my encounter at this park. I will never EVER return or recommend to anyone.