Layton, Utah is one of the largest suburbs in Utah. Layton offers lots of shopping as well as countless activities for the whole family. Layton stretches from the Wasatch Mountains, all the way to the shores of the Great Salt Lake, so there are plenty of opportunities to get outside and play, too.
Andy Adams Community Fishery is a cooperative effort between Kays Creek irrigation company, the Division of Wildlife Services, the Haven J. Barlow family, and Layton City.
SeaQuest brings the majestic wonders of our planet, ranging from rainforests and deserts to exotic marine life. These exhibits create an exciting quest for visitors as they make their way through an Icelandic Fishing Village, the Great Wall of China, to the Amazon River and beyond. Guests are encouraged to connect with animals and learn about their ecosystems through various hands-on activities which include hand feeding sharks, stingrays, birds and tropical animals.
Hobbs pond is a quiet little reservoir nestled in a neighborhood in east Layton, UT. There's a hike around the pond, a rope swing (often gets taken down), fishing, and a great bike path around the perimeter.