WSP is located at 25 N. Sports Park Drive, Farmington, UT 84025.

From Salt Lake City International Airport:

1. Exit the airport and merge onto I-80 E toward City Center/Ogden/Provo.
2. Take exit 117 and merge onto I-215 N toward Ogden.
3. Continue on I-215 N and take the exit for I-15 N toward Ogden.
4. Follow I-15 N for about 14 miles.
5. Take exit 325 for Park Lane/UT-225 toward Farmington.
6. Continue on W Park Lane, then turn left onto N 1100 W.
7. Turn right onto Clark Lane. Western Sports Park will be on your right.

From Ogden:

1. Head south on I-15 S toward Salt Lake City.
2. Take exit 325 for Park Lane/UT-225 toward Farmington.
3. Merge onto W Park Lane, then turn left onto N 1100 W.
4. Turn right onto Clark Lane, and the park will be on your right.

Once you arrive, look for the signs to Western Sports Park for parking and entrance details. Enjoy your visit!

Western Sports Park was fully funded through tourism tax revenue, specifically Davis County’s Transient Room Tax (TRT) and Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention and Airport Facilities Tax (TRCCA) funds.

No general fund or property tax dollars were used to build the $70 million campus.

No. WSP does not have any arena space available for equestrian use. However, the Davis Agricultural Heritage Center accommodates numerous equestrian events and open rides, just 12 minutes north of WSP.

The closest hospital is located across the street from Western Sports Park to the north. The U of U Health Farmington Health Center located at 165 N University Ave is less than a 5-mintue drive.

NO ANIMALS (except service animals) beyond parking lots, unless you and your animals are registered to attend an animal-specific event.

There are no medical facilities on site during the events. If needed please call (801) 451-4080 to discuss reserving space in the Athletic Trainer room to provide their own athletic trainer/medical staff.

Western Sports Park provides convenient amenities for both athletes and spectators. Athletes can access a fully equipped sports medicine and athletic training room for injury care and recovery, as well as team rooms where they can gather, strategize, and rest between events. For quick refreshments, a grab-and-go concessions market is available, offering food and drinks so everyone can refuel without missing the action.

All of the facilities are fully code-compliant and accessible. Please call (801) 451-4080 for additional assistance.

Western Sports Park is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items. All guests are encouraged to leave valuable items at home and/or lock their personal items in vehicles when attending events at WSP. During events, “lost and found” items should be turned in to the event organizer. Patrons looking for lost items the day of the event should check with the event organizer. Items turned in to Western Sports Park will be held temporarily and then disposed of. To check for lost items at Western Sports Park, please call 801-451-4087 during normal business hours.

Yes, please see Rules and Safety below.

Multiple food options are available, including a grab-and-go convenience store and a variety of food vendors. Concessions will be a card-only operation, no cash or checks will be accepted.

Station Park, located directly across the street from WSP, has multiple dining options, including fast food. The Station Park dining tenants participate in Doordash, Uber Eats, etc. and we encourage you to use that option as well!

Yes, outside food such as snacks and drinks. Drinks must have screw-down lids, no fountain drinks or red dye drinks.
No drinks or food allowed on the playable surfaces. All catering including food trucks have to have prior permission. Please call (801) 451-4080 for additional information.

No, the general public can not have alcohol premises. The facility does not have an alcohol license. Alcohol is only allowed with a fully executed rental agreement allowing alcohol.

With 23 nationally branded hotels and nearly as many ways to stay as there are things to do, Davis County has the perfect spot for every kind of traveler. Whether you’re seeking a comfortable hotel room, some well-deserved R&R, or an adventurous camping trip, you’ll find just what you’re looking for here.

The closet hotels from Western Sports Park are the Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Farmington/Station Park and the Hampton Inn & Suites Salt Lake City/Farmington UT. Find all lodging options at https://discoverdavis.com/stay/.

Overnight parking is only permitted in the RV parking area. All overnight RV users must make a reservation and pay in advance of use. For reservations call 801-451-4080. Dry camping is not allowed.

Davis County is a food lover’s paradise, with over 400 dining options to explore! Have time in between games or want to go something close? Head to Station Park, right across from Western Sports Park, where over 30 restaurants offer everything from quick bites to full sit-down experiences. After a day of fun, you’ll find the perfect spot to relax and refuel, no matter your taste. Local favorites include Weller’s Bistro, known for its cozy atmosphere and hearty German cuisine; Santorini’s Greek Grill for authentic Mediterranean dishes; and Vietopia, where vibrant Vietnamese flavors take a fresh, modern twist. In Davis County, there’s always a delicious way to satisfy your appetite!

When you have free time in Davis County, start with a visit to Station Park in Farmington—a hub of shopping, dining, and entertainment just across from Western Sports Park. This 62-acre destination offers a wide selection of retail stores, diverse restaurants, health and beauty services, and a Cinemark XD theater. At its heart, Fountain Square captivates visitors with a world-class show fountain designed by the creators of Las Vegas’ iconic Bellagio fountain, featuring vibrant LED lights synchronized to music for a magical experience.

As “Utah’s Amusement Capital,” Davis County has thrills and adventures for everyone. Families and thrill-seekers can spend the day at Lagoon Amusement Park, an iconic attraction since 1886, or cool off at Cherry Hill. Nature lovers won’t want to miss Antelope Island State Park, where over 500 wild bison roam free, and the views are stunning—especially at sunset.

Davis County is also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with over 500 miles of trails for hiking and biking. The county offers 10 beautiful golf courses, over 400 dining options, and several shopping centers. And in the winter, Davis remains just as appealing, with quick access to nine world-class ski resorts. In every season, there’s something to enjoy in Davis County!

For those visiting in winter, Davis County provides easy access to nine world-class ski resorts, proving that the fun never stops, no matter the season.

Find more inspiration at www.discoverdavis.com!

Yes, with a signed agreement and a paid reservation.