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Foxboro North Regional Park park in Centerville, UT
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View of Foxboro North Regional Park in Centerville, UT
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View of Foxboro North Regional Park in Centerville, UT
Photo: Ryan Taylor

Foxboro North Regional Park

4.5(455 reviews)FreePark
🕑 1.5-2.5 hours👶 Best for ages 2-12. Toddlers and preschoolers love the playground equipment designed for smaller bodies, while elementary-aged kids gravitate toward the basketball courts and wide-open spaces for running games and sports activities.

About

Foxboro North Regional Park is a well-maintained neighborhood gem that hits all the marks for a classic family park day. With its combination of modern playground equipment, sports courts, and plenty of shaded areas, it's the perfect spot for burning energy without driving far from home. The open green spaces are ideal for everything from flying kites to practicing soccer skills, while parents appreciate the covered picnic areas for snacks and birthday parties.

Highlights

  • Well-designed playground equipment suitable for multiple age groups
  • Full basketball courts for pickup games and practice
  • Expansive grassy areas perfect for picnics, kite flying, and active play
  • Multiple shaded picnic pavilions for family gatherings
  • Safe, enclosed layout that lets parents relax while kids play

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Arrive early on Saturday mornings to snag one of the shaded picnic tables before they fill up with birthday parties and family gatherings
  2. 2.Pack a basketball or soccer ball to take advantage of the courts and open fields, the playground alone won't keep older kids entertained for long
  3. 3.Bring a blanket and snacks to spread out under the shade trees on warm days; the covered areas can get crowded during peak hours
  4. 4.Check the park before 11 AM on weekdays for the quietest experience with fewer crowds and cooler temperatures in summer
  5. 5.The park lacks restroom facilities, so plan bathroom breaks before arriving or be prepared for a quick trip home

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings (10 AM-12 PM) or early evenings after 5 PM on weekdays offer the best experience with smaller crowds and pleasant temperatures. Weekend mornings fill up quickly with organized activities and parties, so arrive by 10 AM if visiting on Saturday or Sunday.

What to Know

Free admission and parking. The park doesn't have restrooms or water fountains, so come prepared with drinks and plan for bathroom needs. The shaded picnic areas are first-come, first-served and popular for gatherings.

Seasonal Notes

Open year-round with reduced hours on Sundays (12-6 PM). Spring and fall offer the most comfortable temperatures for extended play. Summer mornings are ideal before the heat peaks. The park is accessible in winter, though playground equipment may be cold and snowy.

Nearby Eats

Cafe Rio Mexican Grill and Chick-fil-A are both within a 5-minute drive on Redwood Road, offering quick, kid-friendly meals perfect for refueling after park play.

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