Davis County

Farmington, Utah

Photo: Scott Catron from Sandy, Utah, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0

Farmington is the Davis County seat and my home base. It sits between Kaysville and Fruit Heights to the north and Centerville to the south, with the mountains right behind it and Farmington Bay out toward the lake.

It's home to Lagoon, which first opened in 1886, and Station Park, a shopping and dining area built around the Farmington FrontRunner station. The city also has an extensive trail system.

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Local spots

Local spots and parks

A few places around Farmington worth knowing about.

Lagoon

The amusement park, which first opened in 1886.

Station Park

Shops, restaurants and the FrontRunner station in one spot.

Farmington Pond

At 750 N 75 W, with a fishing dock and a walking trail.

Forbush Park

At 100 S Main, with a fire-truck playground and pavilions.

North Cottonwood Commons

At 550 Innovator Dr, with a splash pad, pickleball and a wetlands boardwalk.

Farmington Regional Park

At 178 S 650 W, with ballfields and pickleball courts.

Woodland Park

At 300 S 200 E, with an amphitheater.

The Farm bike park

A city bike park.

S&S Shortline Railroad Park and Museum

A small railroad park and museum in town.

Farmington Bay

A wildlife management area with the Eccles Wildlife Education Center, run by Utah DWR.

Getting around

I-15, US-89 and Legacy Parkway all meet in Farmington, and the FrontRunner station is at Station Park.

Place details come from Wikipedia, city and county websites, Utah State Parks and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Hours, park features and amenities change, so check with the city or park before you go.