Davis County

Kaysville, Utah

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Kaysville was the first city incorporated in Davis County, back in 1868. It sits between Layton to the north and Farmington to the south, with Fruit Heights on its east side.

It's home to the Utah State University Botanical Center and Davis Technical College.

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Local spots

Local spots and parks

A few places around Kaysville worth knowing about.

USU Botanical Center

Gardens, an arboretum and water-wise home landscapes run by USU Extension.

Barnes Park

At 950 W 200 N, with a walking path along the creek.

Heritage Park

At 250 N Fairfield Rd, with a splash pad.

LeConte Stewart Artist Museum

A museum in Kaysville honoring the Utah landscape painter.

Getting around

I-15 and US-89 both run through Kaysville, and FrontRunner stations are close by in Layton and Farmington.

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.