Amazing Park! Best I've seen so far in Utah. Playgrounds for all ages, looks like there is a splash pad during summer months. Slides, swings, zip line, so much for the kids to do. There also are pickle ball courts, tables and benches galore to rest. Lots of space to run around and be free. For dogs, kids and adults lol read more

WOW I wish I lived closer to this park. We came here for an event that was being held and were blown away by it. The splash pad is HUGE and has something for kids of all ages. There is also a giant tower with some of the biggest slides I've ever seen. The park itself is very large with plenty of grass and room to enjoy pretty much any activity you can think of. They do have what looks like a zip line, but I've never seen it actually being used and I'd actually say that for how awesome the rest of the park is, the actual playground area is a little lacking. That said, if I lived closer, I'd be happy to take my kids here every day read more

Great place for families to spend an afternoon. There are numerous trees for shade and bathrooms on the top playground level. Bring water guns for your children and maybe a couple spare ones for other little ones your children might become friends with. I would take off one star as there wasn't enough water coming out at the splash pad, but it is free so how can one complain? read more

Wardle Fields Regional Park - Playgrounds Near Me - Bluffdale, Utah

My family met my brother's family there Friday night around 4 pm. We parked right by the pickle ball courts and were able to get a front row spot. We walked past the pavilion and playground down to the splash pad. My oldest just wanted to play on the big playground while my 18 month olds wanted to play in the splash pad. It wasn't too crowed surprisingly. There isn't much shade so a lot of people brought pop up shade tents. We were able to put our stuff against the rock wall between the playground and splash pad. It's nice that the big slides are covered so they aren't too hot to go down. I wish there was more shade though. Fun park for all ages. read more

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THIS. PARK. IS. SO. COOL. It's the bees knees. I found it after I accidentally missed the redwood road exit on bangerter and had to take a roundabout way back to redwood through Bluffdale, and miraculously, past this park. I sneaked a peak as we drove by and couldn't stop thinking about it! We went to explore the very next day. The best attraction is the giant slides / they're like 3 stories tall. There's three of them and they're all awesome. There's a whole bunch of rocks to climb around and both big and little kid toys. It's all very modern and unique. There are walking trails all around the perimeter and pretty scenery. The parking lot is good size, too. The splash pad just opened today so we just barely missed it, but it is humugous! I can't wait to go back when it's open and let the kids run around in the water. There are all sorts of rocks and nets and waterfalls and stuff. Good job Bluffdale! read more

Wardle Fields Regional Park - Playgrounds Near Me - Bluffdale, Utah

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best park ever so fun and cool to play on my kids loved it they wanted to live there. WOW. I wish I lived closer.

My husband and I brought our 4 dogs to the park. It was incredible. We had enough room to let our dogs run free and play fetch and run around without being on top of other patrons. We walked around and there were so many things to do. The splash pad, pavilions, playgrounds, pickle ball etc, something else that caught our eye was the amount of dog waste stations with complimentary doggy bags and an abundance of garbage cans. The park was so clean. We highly recommend this park!! read more

Mother of all Splash Pads. This place is on par with a theme park in terms of amenities, cleanliness, equipment, atmosphere etc. It's hard to believe that it's free to enjoy. There is a large area various kinds of water features including a water fall, jumping water, squirting water etc. They break up the space nicely with fake rocks and climbing walls. They also have a gigantic play tower that reminds one of a watchtower. It's three stories high, and is completely contained / safe except the final set of stairs to the top which are very steep and toddlers could have trouble with. Long, winding slides carry kids and adults alike to the bottom at respectably thrilling speeds. Surrounding this tower are various pieces of new and innovative equipment like swings, spinning towers, nets, walls and so on. Everything has been reimagined slightly and is a fun change of pace from traditional equipment. There is also a dedicated toddler play area with pint-sized surfaces to climb and explore. A pair of ziplines sits to one side, with a raised leaping area and maybe 10 feet of vertical descent over 100 feet of length). They also have lots of new tennis and basketball courts a bit further away. People tend to come with coolers, umbrellas, canopies, blankets etc. and make a whole day of it. As such, the nicest spots of lawn tend to fill up fast as big families sprawl out. Come early for the best spots. Dogs are not allowed. read more

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My son LOVES this park. It has just about everything that a family needs to keep occupied for an entire day. Splash pad, zip lines, slides, jungle gym, teeter-totter things, other things that kids love to play on that are difficult to describe. On holidays it can be quite busy, but there is PLENTY of space for families to bring a pop-up canopy and a grill and make a day of it. My only issue is that nobody pays attention to or enforces the "No animals" in the splash pad area. Every time I've been here people have their dogs splashing around in the water with them. read more

Wardle Fields Regional Park - Labor Day crowd - Playgrounds Near Me - Bluffdale, Utah

This park is gorgeous, and people know it. Since it opened I have not been there once where there weren't dozens of people camped on the grass with their sun canopies enjoying the afternoon. There is little to no shade available if you don't bring a canopy or umbrella. Play equipment here is innovative and really fun for kids of all ages. My older kids love the zip line. The younger son are in love with the splash pad. Big, big money was spent building this place and it shows. Definitely worth a visit. read more

One of our FAVORITE parks! In the summer the water is on and there's a huge splash pad next to the park.

Best thing if all is it's FREE!!! Great place for the family to com and bring food & drinks. Pets seem to be welcome. Very clean and tons of things to do! Play grounds, slides, splash pad, running streams and much more. Great summer hot spot! read more

Wardle Fields Regional Park - Playgrounds Near Me - Bluffdale, Utah

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Beautiful, huge park in Bluffdale. Super big splash park, two zip lines, playgrounds for every age child in the family along with basketball courts and a super pickleball court facility with lights. Can't wait to bring the grandkids to the splash park this summer and play a little pickleball here with the fam. read more

If you're looking for a nice community splash pad that isn't overly crowded on a Friday, this is the place. We came here for a birthday party and there was plenty of parking available and space for our group to set up a canopy on the grass. The facilities seem nice, but there were a couple things that seemed strange. Nothing that would stop me from coming back but definitely things that could be improved. 1. All of the trash cans are lined up at the front of the parking lot, so you have to walk by them to get to the splash pad park area. I don't know about you, but a nice big whiff of rotting food and pungent trash isn't my idea of a good first impression. Memories are easily associated with certain smells and I can't imagine the intent is to associate the smell of trash with the nice, new splash pad. I mean, I'm not above walking past a trash can but maybe the they could be moved somewhere that's not in the direct path from the parking lot to the park? 2. The water is turned off at 7pm?!?! Considering the sun doesn't set until 9pm and it's still 90 degrees out at 7pm, it would make sense to me that the water stays on longer for the kiddos. But I'm sure there's some red tape reason for this that I'm unaware of. read more

I never really enjoyed this park until I had my son. We can spend hours here! Water feature, space ship, pirate ship. Really something for everyone. Best park on the south western side of the valley. We go almost every weekend in the summer and just love the kids park, the grassy hills for our dogs, and the tennis courts for me and my husband. Very well kept park. read more

Awesome splash pad. I wish I had something like this to go to when I was a kid. Lots of parking, but pavilions, and splash pad is huge.

My grandkids loved this park. So many different things to do. Zip line was their favorite. They also really enjoyed the merry go round. Grounds are well kept. read more

This park is amazing if: 1) You are OK taking your kids to a park so expansive that you can only keep track of one of your young children at any one time. 2) You are comfortable losing sight of your other children for long stretches of time, not knowing if they are on the play equipment, the rock walls, the bathroom, the wading area below the rock walls, or in some stranger's car speeding away on Bangerter Highway. If you finally do see one of your children, congrats! Only now you've lost sight of your other children. 3) You enjoy a park design that allows a toddler to easily move from benign toddler play equipment to the top of a 10 foot+ rock wall (whose craggy top is barely safe enough for an adult to try to walk on) within just seconds. If you're fine with all of the above, you will LOVE this park!! read more

Great playground and Pickleball courts....but the bathrooms need to be open! Now that the weather is warmer and so many people using the park, they definitely need to unlock the bathrooms. read more

Amazing new park in Bluffdale! SO much space for the kids to play, and something for kids of every age! Sand box, toddler play ground, giant slides, racing zip lines, swings, merry-go-round, bouldering wall, pickle ball courts and the MAIN attraction- the splash pad! There's geysers, a waterfall, 'volcano' (what the kids were calling it), and streams. Honestly, blew my mind that this is at a public park... beats most water parks I've seen!Water turns on at 11 am. Lots of parking, lots of grass area to camp out and watch the kids. Also plenty of seating up by the playgrounds. The covered seating/lunch pavilions are a bit away from the action, so bring shade with you! There were SO many people (really, like 300+), so it is a little crazy, but there's so much space, I wasn't too bothered (it's always nice to have the place to yourself ). The city did an AMAZING job with this park. I've never seen anything like it! read more

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My kids love this splash pad. It was just built in 2017 so there are not very many shade trees. It's also pretty big so it's a little more difficult to keep track of multiple kids. But it's an awesome splash pad and playground. read more

This place rocks. It is a newer park - and I can't wait until the trees grow a bit and there is more shade - but clean, lots of space, and people of all ages. Dogs are welcome too. My teenagers enjoyed the splash pad and had a great time. read more

This is a pretty awesome splash pad. My kids were splashing and climbing all over the place. It's got plenty of space to handle crowds and I like that it's pretty far from traffic. It's got a cool playground right next to it with ziplines and everything. My only complaint is that the ground around the playground (which is actually padded!) gets insanely hot! Make sure your kids put their shoes on before they head from the water over to the playground! read more