Things to do in Davis County

No. 1 of Family-friendly Attractions in Utah

Lagoon Amusement Park

Lagoon Amusement Park is a historic theme park that integrates modern rides. Founded in the late 1880s, it has evolved from a lakeside resort into the extensive amusement destination it is today. The park is divided into multiple themed areas, including the Midway, which features most of the rides; Pioneer Village, which showcases the architecture and lifestyle of early settlers; the water park Lagoon-A-Beach; and the Kiddie Land area, with each area offering a different type of experience. In terms of facilities, it features over 50 rides, including 11 roller coasters, rafting, upgraded water slides, interactive experiences, and family-friendly attractions. The water park section features a lazy river, water slides, shallow pools, and more, providing options for those looking to enjoy some relaxation in the water during the summer.

Antelope Island State Park

Antelope Island is the larger of the nine islands in the Great Salt Lake and is a good place to visit the Great Salt Lake. There are antelope, bison, hare, deer and other animals on the island, and it is also an ideal place for bird watching. Camping, picnicking, hiking, water sports, etc. There are beaches and bathing facilities. In the park, the 15-kilometer-long island area provides a spacious growing environment for more than 600 bison.

Layton Aquarium & Wildlife

SeaQuest Utah is an aquarium attraction that combines entertainment, education and interactive experiences. It not only has a wealth of marine life displays, but also provides a variety of opportunities for close contact with animals, allowing visitors to learn a lot about marine life while enjoying the beautiful scenery. : SeaQuest Utah displays a variety of marine life, including fish, sea turtles, jellyfish, etc., making visitors feel as if they are in the underwater world. There are multiple interactive areas in the attraction where visitors can feed, touch and observe marine life in person, such as feeding stingrays, petting pigs and goats, etc. These experiences usually require a certain number of tokens. In addition to viewing and interaction, SeaQuest Utah also regularly holds various educational activities to increase public awareness and protection of marine life.

Hill Aerospace Museum

The Hill Aerospace Museum not only displays over 70 aircraft in its two indoor galleries and outdoor air park, but also exhibits thousands of artifacts depicting the history of the United States Air Force, Hill Air Force Base, and aviation in Utah.The museum now also offers virtual tours of various aircraft,which allow you to experience the exterior and interior of the aircraft up close.

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