Kaysville Parks
Parks, Pavilions & Trails • Kaysville, Utah
Kaysville is known for its award-winning parks. From hiking and mountain biking at Wilderness Park to a creekside walk at Barnes Memorial Park, ball fields, playgrounds, an arboretum of 400+ trees at the Angel Street Soccer Complex, and a summer splash pad at Heritage Park — there is something for every outdoor enthusiast. Here is every Kaysville city park, with addresses, amenities, and reservation details.
Our Parks
- Angel Street Soccer Complex
- Barnes Park
- Bishop’s Field
- Gailey Park
- Heritage Park
- Hess Farms Park
- Hods Hollow Park
- Pioneer Park
- Ponds Park
- Quail Crossing Park
- Wilderness Park
Park Rules
- Inflatable toys, dunking machines, and similar items are not permitted.
- Vehicles are not allowed on lawns or sidewalks.
- Animals (including dogs and horses) are prohibited in all city parks except Wilderness Park.
- Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all city parks.
- No open fires allowed.
Hours & Reservations
Pavilions and courts may be reserved through Kaysville City. Reservations are available April 15–October 15, Monday–Saturday (no reservations on holidays) and must be made at least 72 hours in advance. The Parks Office is at 721 W Old Mill Lane and the Recreation Office at 85 N 100 E; both can be reached at 801-544-1788. Reserve online or learn more on the official Kaysville Parks, Trails & Facilities page.
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Hours, fees, dates, and schedules are set by Kaysville City and can change at any time. DavisCountyUtah.com is not affiliated with the city — please confirm current details on the official Kaysville website before you go.