Layton City Park
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| Woodland Park |
Woodland Park-Large grassy area, lots of trees, sand volleyball court, picnic tables, winding paths.
Centerville-
Island View Park- Three levels with stairs connecting them top has baseball diamond, grass a playground and trees. Middle has a playground, lower has tennis court and picnic tables. Perfect for the younger family to have photos on the toys or surrounding areas, then get to play on the toys when they are finished.
Bountiful-
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| Island View Park |
Woods Cross-
Hogan Memorial Park- This one has lots of toys, grass, and a buffalo statue you can sit on if you want.
Salt Lake City-
Memory Grove- Just down the hill from the Capitol Building in Salt Lake, this park is home to many weddings. Beautiful memorials are at home in this park. Plenty of places for the small group to have photos taken.
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| Memory Grove |
Temple Square
*This is the Place
*Red Butte Garden
Gateway
Murray-
Wheeler Farm- Great for photos of Children. They love to look at the animals and play on the farm equipment. There are also some large grassy areas for family groups.
Midvale-
Gardner Village- Great for Couples
Main Street
South Jordan-
Jordan River Temple
Ochre Mountain Temple
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
8215 S. 1300 W. West Jordan- Great for Couples or Bridals
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| Rock Quarry |
Sandy-
Rock Quarry- Great for engagements, bridals, or small groups. Just at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon it is convenient to get to, a short walk from the parking lot takes you through the trees and to the large rocks and swift river (river is high at times so small children need to be watched carefully.) This canyon is especially breathtaking in the fall with the beautiful leaves.
Silver Lake (Brighton Ski Resort)- Great for Couples or Bridals
Draper-
Draper Park
Draper Temple
Lehi-
*Thanksgiving Point
Pleasant Grove-
Mount Timpanogos Temple
Provo-
Bridalvale Falls
Sundance
* Have Entrance Fee
Not all Locations are suitable for every occasion, some are more suitable for smaller groups or couples.
