Top Things to do in Davis County
Top Hotels in Davis County
- 1. Best Western Plus Cottontree Inn
- 2. Best Western Plus Layton Park Hotel
- 3. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Salt Lake City - Layton
- 4. Hampton Inn Salt Lake City/Layton
- 5. Hampton Inn Salt Lake City-North
- 6. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Bountiful, UT
- 7. Comfort Inn - Air Force Base Area
- 8. Home2 Suites By Hilton Salt Lake City/Layton, UT
- 9. Hilton Garden Inn Salt Lake City/Layton
- 10. Comfort Inn & Suites Woods Cross - Salt Lake City North
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Couples in Davis County, Wasatch Range
Discover the best top things to do in Davis County, United States including Station Park, Antelope Island State Park, Centerpoint Legacy Theater, Donut Falls, TRAX PowerSports Rentals of Bountiful, Frary Peak Trail, Adams Canyon Trail, Great Room Escape, Lagoon Amusement Park, Kaysville Theatre.
Restaurants in Davis County
1. Station Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By truthbyLG - Salt Lake City, United States
Very upscale and scenic. This is a large, multi-street, outside retail venue (think H&M and Sephora) that is especially beautiful and quaint at night due to the white twinkle lights, large fireplaces, benches, and overhead music. Many places are open late in here. Be prepared to walk a bit if you are retail shopping, unless you can find parking along the streets in front of the stores. Be sure not to miss the outstanding restaurants and eateries located deep within the retail area. The more common eateries like Panda Express and Chick Fil-A are located across the parking lot near the very popular Nordstrom Rack and Home Goods.
2. Antelope Island State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,203 reviews
A beautiful park located on the largest of the Great Salt Lakes islands; features lots of white-sand beaches, hiking and biking trails in addition to a variety of flora and fauna, including deer, bob cats, and of course, antelopes.
Reviewed By NordEdKim2019
We went to hike Antelope Island and picked the 33 Bison Roundup!Started by crossing the 7.5 mile causeway onto an amazing, serene and beautiful island.The Park Service staff greeted us with smiles and pride for their island home. At first bison grazed while cowboys and cowgals mounted their beautiful horses. Soon bison realized riders were near and started slowly but picked up speed;to a run.Huge beasts racing along the shoreline and up a ridge heading for the corral. Park employees wisely kept visitors safe and away from charging bison. After the roundup we hiked Buffalo Trail and saw sweeping views of the Grear Salt Lake.It was a memorable day and location I will never forget.Minutes from downtown Salt Lake; vast wilderness beauty.
3. Centerpoint Legacy Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By HuntSLC
This is a wonderful intimate theater. The acting was superb and we will certainly see more plays here.
4. Donut Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By MisCoral
What a great afternoon adventure. First off, I’m not a hiker… but, I’m trying! My sister and I decided to take a couple of hours (honestly that is all it takes) and go see Donut Falls. Google Maps takes you right to the trail head. There is a very tiny parking lot located at the beginning of the trail. It also has a bathroom for your convenience. We got one of the spots, but we noticed that people also parked along the sides leading up to the lot, too. When we started, we were not sure which path to take! There were no signs indicating which way to go to see the Falls. But, someone who had been there before told us which way to go. Just walk up behind the restrooms and you are on the path to see Donut Falls. When you start, it is a bit of an incline. But, it does level out after a little effort. The trail is very obvious, and while on the hike there are signs indicating which way to go. There is one area where you climb down a rock, and you do have to balance on stones to keep from getting your feet wet. It’s so very pretty and peaceful! My advice is wear good shoes that have some grip – they might get wet. Bring a light jacket, it is cooler up there.
5. TRAX PowerSports Rentals of Bountiful
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
TRAX PowerSports of Bountiful is the premier choice for access to the greatest PowerSports equipment available today. Whether you are wanting to hit the trails on our state-of-the-art ATVs, Side by Sides, Motorcycles, and Snowmobiles, or would rather play on the water with the best in Personal Watercraft (Jet Skis) and Boats, TRAX PowerSports of Bountiful has the equipment for you! Join us this winter for our Extreme Snowmobile Rides!
6. Frary Peak Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Noelle819
I really enjoy a good hike. I read this trail was rated hard but I would definitely put it in the moderate category. The uphill was pretty straightforward, mostly up but then there are pretty decent stretches of more flat land. Unfortunately, I chose to go up on a cloudy day and then it started to snow. Unless you have the right equipment, I'd suggest not going when the snow is sticking to the ground. The way up was fine, just no real views to enjoy. But coming back down, there were areas where I was pretty close to slipping and falling and definitely had to slide down on one or two steep places. There are mile markers on the trail so it's nice to know when you're getting to the 2 and 3 mile marker. After the 3 mile marker (trail said it was 3.2 to peak) there were no directions and with the snow it was really hard to tell where the trail was headed. I accidentally started heading up the ridge but for safety concerns decided I had gone far enough and just turned around and headed back down. This is probably a great hike on a nice clear day. It only took 1.5 hours up and 1 hr down if you're going at a normal walking pace.
7. Adams Canyon Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By marindaw2017
This is an awesome hike! Beautiful scenery traveling your way up to an amazing waterfall. I have hiked this several times. Great photo opportunities as well. I enjoy the quiet sounds of nature and the challenge of a great workout. Bring water, fruit or light snack for energy!
8. Great Room Escape
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
The Great Room Escape is a fully interactive and immersive experience unlike anything you have ever done before. No longer do you sit back and watch the show, now you are 100% part of it. Up to 12 participants will enter a room, the question is whether they will make it out in the hour. Clues and riddles hidden throughout the room provide the tools to meet your objective.
Reviewed By cptjack11
We did Ghost Hotel. It was enough to be a little eerie, but not too scary. I don't do too well with scary, so it was perfect for me. We were a group of four and were paired up with another group of four strangers. There was plenty to do and plenty of room for eight people, and we got along with the other group great. It was challenging enough for a group of 20-year-olds without being impossible, and it was easy to break the ice with strangers when you have that common purpose of escaping. The staff was so so nice and helpful and a little cheesy...but I love cheesy. Highly recommend!
9. Lagoon Amusement Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 717 reviews
Lagoon is one of the only family owned amusement parks left in the country. With over 60 thrilling rides, 40 challenging games, live entertainment, a beautiful water park, the largest "kiddie land" of any amusement park in the nation, Pioneer Village, and the Campground, Lagoon offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Reviewed By dakotah948
I go many times, my family has the season pass. So we can go many times as we want. My favorite ride is Cannibal, it used to be Wicked. But yea. We also saw Smoke & Mirrors, it was cool, a real magician. He used a stick to give someone a letter the stick came right by me, it was so cool!!
10. Kaysville Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
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