Canyon Meadows Park, and the eleven other pieces of public ground.

At 631 East Peterson Parkway, at the west end of South Weber, about a mile and a half northwest of City Hall as an estimate. The city's parks page lists bathrooms open from 15 April to 15 October, a bowery, a playground, a baseball diamond, pickleball courts, a basketball court, a bike track and a train. The city separately lists the bike track as its own site at the same address. The fee schedule prices the bowery, the basketball court, the pickleball courts, the diamond and a concession stand for booking, all of which are reserved and paid for at the Family Activity Center rather than online.

Two city pages disagree and neither carries a date. The history page says the park is currently under construction to bring in new pickleball courts, a tactical bike course, basketball courts and more. The parks page lists those amenities as present. A third document, the consolidated fee schedule for fiscal 2026 and 2027, prices the pickleball courts, the basketball court and a concession stand for booking, which is not something a city usually does for facilities that do not exist. The balance of the evidence points to the history page being out of date, but no city page publishes a completion date, so look at the ground before you book a court.

Twelve named sites with published street addresses, and the city says it sustains the operations and maintenance of approximately fifty acres of parks in total. It publishes no acreage for any individual site. Two of the twelve are retention ponds, at Cedar Loop and Silverleaf, and two more, the Historic Pioneer Cemetery and the Dog Park, are listed with no amenities beside them. The four with real programme on them are Canyon Meadows, Central Park, Cherry Farms and the Posse Grounds, and those are the four the fee schedule prices for booking.

It depends on which park, because the city runs two different calendars and publishes both. Canyon Meadows Park has bathrooms open from 15 April to 15 October. Cherry Farms has bathrooms open from 1 April to 31 October, which is two weeks longer at each end. The Posse Grounds is listed with bathrooms and no season attached. If you are planning something in early April or late October, that difference decides which park you want, and it is the kind of specific that only appears because the city bothered to publish it.

In person, at the Family Activity Center at 1181 East Lester Drive. The city's fee schedule states that reservations must be made and paid for there, with the deposit due at the time of reservation and the balance due when the key is collected. It also states that refunds will not be issued due to inclement weather. The refund ladder is published: a security deposit is returned in full if the booking is cancelled more than 48 hours ahead, and the rental fee in full if cancelled more than three weeks ahead or at half within three weeks.

Unusual ones, and they are the most practical thing to know about the building. The city publishes weekdays from five in the morning to half past eight, then again from half past three until ten at night, with the middle of the day closed, and Saturday from nine in the morning until ten at night. No Sunday hours are published. Inside are an indoor track, a weight room and a full size basketball court, plus classes the city names in yoga, jump rope, tumbling, karate, hula dancing and Zumba. It is at 1181 East Lester Drive, next door to South Weber Elementary.

From the fiscal 2026 to 2027 fee schedule, checked in August 2026: an individual resident pass is 4 dollars daily, 20 monthly, 100 for six months or 150 for the year, with non resident rates a step higher on each line, and a family resident pass runs from 7 dollars daily to 240 for the year. There is a 50 per cent discount at 65 and over, and a corporate membership at 800 dollars for a company inside the city limits or 1,000 for one outside, covering up to ten members. The schedule is reissued annually, so confirm the current one before budgeting.

Yes, consistently, and the pattern is clean enough to be worth knowing. Recreation programme fees in the fiscal 2026 to 2027 schedule carry a flat ten dollar premium for non residents across every sport: tee ball and coach pitch at 45 dollars for a resident and 55 for a non resident, soccer with a jersey at 50 and 60, Jr. Jazz basketball, softball, baseball and machine pitch at 55 and 65. Facility rentals run at roughly double, with an aerobics room or half court gymnasium at 20 dollars for a resident first hour and 40 for a non resident. Park boweries follow the same shape.

There is an activity centre with an indoor track, a weight room and a full size basketball court, and there is no swimming pool or aquatic centre inside the city. The city's indoor offer is that one building at 1181 East Lester Drive, with its split weekday hours. Pools and larger indoor facilities are in the neighbouring cities and belong to those cities rather than to this one, so anyone whose week depends on a pool should check the nearest operator's own hours and rates directly rather than assuming a city of this size carries one.