Sandy, UT Attractions

Alta Canyon Park in Sandy has picnic tables, an outdoor pavilion and jogging path on 6.9 acres.

The Aspen Meadows Park in Sandy is a landscaped park with many jogging trails.

Bell Canyon Park in Sandy has eight acres of recreation space featuring tennis courts, baseball fields, a playground, picnic facilities and an outdoor pavilion.

Bicentennial Park in Sandy has tennis courts, softball fields, a playground, picnic tables and an outdoor pavilion on more than 6.5 acres.

Buttercup Park in Sandy has tennis courts, a playground, softball field, jogging trail, outdoor pavilion and a small basketball court.

Flat Iron Mesa Park is the largest park in Sandy, with 32 acres of soccer fields, baseball fields, volleyball courts, pavilions and tennis courts. The park features three jogging trails.

The Hansen House in Sandy is a Victorian building that was built in 1887. It operates as a bed and breakfast, and is listed on the National Historic Register.

The Henry House of Trains and Fantasy Acres Miniatures Museum in Sandy has a collection of miniatures and toys.

The Sandy Museum has been open since 1987 and features artifacts from the town's history. It has moved to a new location across from the Sandy City Hall at a historic site on the old Oregon Trail.

The Living Planet Aquarium is a 43,000 square-foot educational facility three main exhibits: Discover Utah, Ocean Explorer, and Journey to South America. There are over 1250 animals and 267 species on display. Visitors can view some of Utah's threatened and endangered species, saltwater species from all over the world, and freshwater species found in the South American Rainforest.