Fun abounds for all ages! Play sand volleyball, basketball, or baseball, or check out the skate park. Follow the trail around the Weber River or make memories at one of the multiple pavilions and shady picnic areas. Kids can blow off steam at the playground or get their feet wet at the splash pad. Two boweries can be reserved|others are first-come-first-serve.
Golf enthusiasts can level up their play with a membership-based program offering golf-focused fitness equipment, simulators, weight training, and private instruction.
Experience the charm of a country corn maze. Wind your way through one, two, or all three mazes, each with a fresh design every season. Fun-seekers of all ages can slip down a giant light-up side, climb a giant straw pyramid, or visit the pumpkin patch. Kids will love the trike track, jump pad, mini maze, and corn pits. Then, nosh on famous Mexican corn, fried scones, and hand-dipped ice cream. Daring souls can venture along the Creepy Canal, a haunted trail filled with spine-tingling surprises. The Maze opens the third weekend of September and runs for six weeks.
Get to know the Weber River up close! Navigate the rapids and natural obstacles such as rocks, bridges, and bushes on this Class II-III Mild Whitewater River while soaking up northern Utah’s stunning rock formations and picturesque landscape. This experience is recommended for ages 12 and up and those under about 275 pounds.
Listen to the meadowlarks and admire the headstones of the remarkable lives and sacrifices of pioneers buried here. This 40-acre, active, volunteer-run cemetery serves as a place of peace for those who wish to pay their respects.
Glimpse this small arch off of the Croyden exit. Round out the Devil’s Toys by visiting Devil’s Slide and Devil’s Gate.
See one of Utah’s most unique geological formations! Made of Twin Creek Limestone, these rock layers took shape approximately 165 million years — that's 10 million years before the age of dinosaurs! During this time, Morgan Valley was submerged, teeming with marine life. Round out the Devil’s Toys by visiting Devil’s Looking Glass and Devil’s Gate.
One of Utah's newest state parks, Lost Creek is a wakeless reservoir offering ample peace and seclusion for primitive recreation. Park visitors can enjoy paddleboarding, fishing, swimming, gentle boating, and in the early winter, cross-country skiing. Primitive camping is available at Francis Cove Campground and Little Trail Creek Campground. Purchase day use and camping passes online beforehand.
