- TripBuzz found 209 things to do with kids in or near American Fork, Utah, including 203 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Provo, Sandy, Draper and Midvale.
- From The Haunted Forest to Jack & Jill Bowling Lanes, the American Fork area offers 85 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Bowling, Family Fun Center and Caverns & Caves.
- Approximately 25 miles from Sandy, UT, American Fork was originally used for hunting and fishing by the Ute Indians before Mormon pioneers settled there in 1850. The town is part of 'Happy Valley,' named that due to its high standard of living, including low crime rates and a stable economy. The town has an annual Miss American Fork Pageant and Concerts in the Park Series.
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Treat your family to Utah's premier water-based entertainment attraction at Seven Peaks Waterpark. Enjoy the 16 slides, wave pool, and tube slides, young and old alike will enjoy splashing and relaxing in the sun.
25.8 Miles
In business since 1912, the Spring Lake Trout Farm offers a variety of trout-related products and services. It features a stocked pond that visitors can fish, and it sells live eggs.
25.9 Miles
More than 1,100 animals from a variety of locations across the globe are housed at Utah's Hogel Zoo. The 42-acre site is the largest zoo in the state and features naturally simulated habitats for the animals.
26.0 Miles
The 389-acre Utah Winter Sports Park has six Nordic ski jumps, 1,335-meter sliding track, a freestyle skiing hill, a 750,000-gallon summer swimming pool, a winter sports center, a ski museum, and winter games museum. The venue was constructed for the 2002 Winter Olympic games.
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Utah's oldest park, Liberty Park offers a quiet, scenic space for visitors to relax and connect with nature. It features picnic areas, tennis and volleyball courts, hiking and biking trails, and paddleboats for rent.
26.2 Miles
Originally built for the 2002 Winter Olympics, the 400-acre Utah Olympic Park allows novices to pros to train in Nordic jumping, bobsledding, luging, and skeleton sledding. Visitors can also visit the Alf Engen Ski History Museum, and the 2002 Eccles Winter Olympics Museum.
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Featuring over 70 carved stones, Gilgal Sculpture Garden displays sculptures created by a local artist and LDS bishop in 1945. The stones contain carvings of Mormon poems, with the most prominent sculpture being a Sphinx.
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Over 100 acres of hold the Red Butte Garden, which displays and tests regional horticulture plants and methods. There are both natural and display gardens as well as walking paths in addition to natural hiking trails for visitors.
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301 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
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The Natural History Museum of Utah has a dramatic architectural design to work as its own piece of art in the desert landscape. Exhibits cover many aspects of the natural world including geology, climate, prehistoric peoples, and dinosaurs.
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209 East 500 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
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The Salt Lake City Public Library has become a large community center that draws both locals and tourists. Local artists have their collections on display, food is available, and events are held throughout the year that are open to the public.