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6332 South Airport Road  
West Jordan, UT 84084
Phone: (385) 468-7275
Fax: (385) 468-1855
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In case of a park related emergency after hours/on weekends or holidays please call 385-468-6101.

New Parks

Wardle Fields Regional Park

2700 West 14010 South, Bluffdale

NOW OPEN!

Wardle Fields Regional Park

Located in Bluffdale, Wardle Fields Regional Park, an 80-acre park is one of three regional parks funded by the $47 million Park Bond, authorized by voters in 2012. Salt Lake County purchased the 80-acre space from the LDS church in 2008, with funds from the 2006 Open Space Bond. Now, with funds from the 2012 Park Bond, Phase 1 (41 acres) of the park has been constructed.

PARK AMENITIES

  • Destination Playground
  • Two Racing Ziplines
  • 300-Foot-Long Bouldering Wall
  • 20-Foot Climbing Net Pyramid
  • Mountain Stream Water Play with Geysers & Waterfall
  • Adventure & Tot Splash Pads
  • Swinging & Spinning Play Equipment
  • 25-Foot-Tall Fire Watchtower with Slide
  • Unique to the development will be daily use of the splash pad water to water the park

Lodestone Regional Park - Phase II

6252 West 6200 South

NOW OPEN!

Lodestone Regional Park

Located in Kearns Township and West Valley City, Lodestone Regional Park is one of three regional parks funded by the $47 million Park Bond, authorized by voters in 2012.  Master-planned in 2010, the property is bordered by single-family housing, 6200 South, and the Mountain View Corridor.

PHASE II AMENITIES

  • Destination Playground
  • Basketball Court sponsored by the Utah Jazz
  • Multi-Purpose Athletic Field
  • Large Pavilion
  • Giant Mining Tire
  • Tennis Courts
  • Pickleball Courts
  • Perimeter Path
  • Open Lawn Area
  • Restroom

Wheadon Farm Regional Park - Phase I

13965 S. Bangerter Parkway, Draper

NOW OPEN!

Wheadon Farm Regional Park

Located in Draper, Wheadon Farm Regional Park is one of three regional parks funded by the $47 million Park Bond, authorized by voters in 2012. The Gene and Deane Wheadon farm was a working farm from the early 1900s to 1997, when a conservation easement was placed on the property by the Wheadon family. The 64-acre farm was purchased by Salt Lake County with the 2006 Open Space Bond and master-planned in 2008. Phase I was constructed with funds from the 2012 Park Bond.

PARK AMENITIES

  • Large Farm-Themed Custom Playground
  • Play Barn
  • Stump-Pulling Tractor
  • Climbing Haystack
  • Hay Derrick Tire
  • Crop Circle Swings
  • Farm-Themed Rentable Pavilion
  • Restrooms
  • Parking Lot
  • Loop Trail System with Pedestrian Bridge over Canal
  • Hundreds of Park Tree
  • Un-Programmed Lawn Areas
  • Multipurpose Sports Field
  • Interpretive signage and activities will include the history of Wheadon Farm, educating visitors about past farming practices and the modern on-site urban farming program