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.

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.

A nice city park, with running water into a pond inhabited by ducks, geese, other fowl and fish…read more Benches to rest along a fairly flat circular walking trail around the pond. Needs a little TLC to clean it up a bit.

This park is the best! It has a playground and splash pad with a shaded eating area next to it…read more It's within walking distance of the library and the local elementary that does free summer lunches.

This park has a nice splash pad and a lot of playground equipment. There's also a covered picnic…read morearea next to the splash pad. I didn't check out the restroom but they have them there for the kids and their grownups.

Couple area for kiddos to play, perfect for little ones. Bonus was the stream going through which…read morewas very peaceful and pretty!

This is a really fun park in an unexpected part of town. My kids needed to get out of the house and…read morethe parks nearby are pretty run of the mill. My wife did a little research and found this place about 20 minutes from our house. It was worth the drive. Even though it is winter and there was still some snow on the ground, the kids had a blast and didn't want to leave. I don't blame them. This felt more like an obstacle course you'd find at a summer camp than a neighborhood park. Loads of fun and something I'd recommend to anyone with young kids.

South Ogden is covered in trails and parks but my favorites are the ones along the mountain…read more There's tennis courts, a golf course, playgrounds, picnic areas, and a series of trails that provide a vreen escape from the bustle of the city.

Loved the Gibb loop trail leading from this park! Super easy, despite the sign at the trailhead…read moredescribing it as "sometimes strenuous". I made it a loop by walking down 29th to Taylor back to the 32nd Street trailhead. Despite this last part being in a neighborhood, it was quiet and pretty and I enjoyed it. I wasn't quite sure what to expect from this trail when I realized it was mostly around a golf course. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that a lot of the time, the trail was in a wooded area and I couldn't see the golf course at all. There were lots of birds and butterflies to see. The trail also crossed the water a few times. Bring your hat and sunscreen, there were several long stretches without shade.