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Centralized city between Ogden and SLC
Farmington is a semi-rural city central to Northern Utah – Ogden is about 17 miles north, Salt Lake City is roughly 22 miles south, the Great Salt Lake is to the west and the Wasatch Mountains are directly east. Originally settled in 1847, Farmington is one of the oldest cities in the state. The city has grown in recent years, transitioning into a residential area with a population of 26,000 people. “A lot of people want to live in the Salt Lake area, but they don’t want the city feel,” says Realtor McKenzie Miya with Equity Real Estate, who has nearly 5 years of experience. “Farmington is quieter. It’s the kind of place where your kids can play outside while you’re still inside.”
While most residents commute to Salt Lake City for work, those who stay local can find jobs in the healthcare, retail trade and education industries.
Farmington residents enjoy its peaceful atmosphere just outside of Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Farmington residents can find jobs in the healthcare, retail trade and education industries locally.
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City parks and Northern Utah’s natural adventures
Farmington has 13 designated city parks, including those for skateboarding and biking. Other notable locations include Farmington Pond, which has a fishing dock; Woodland Park, which has an amphitheater; the Farmington City Pool; and the Oakridge Country Club.
There are over 36 trails scattered throughout the city. The Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area is 18,000 acres of wetlands along the Great Salt Lake. Visitors can explore Goose Egg Island and learn about the area at the Eccles Wildlife Education Center. In the east, the Wasatch Mountains have multiple canyons with rivers. Farmington Canyon trails lead to the Farmington Creek Waterfall.
Farmington has 13 designated city parks, including those for skateboarding and biking.
There are over 36 trails scattered throughout Farmington.
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East and west neighborhoods with single-family homes
Despite its rural landscape, Farmington consists of sprawling residential neighborhoods. East Farmington contains a mix of townhouses and single-family homes. Ranch-style homes, bungalows and cottages are common in central neighborhoods close to Main Street. Farther south, in subdivisions like Willow View and Aegean Village, there are split-level and multi-story homes. West of Interstate 15, contemporary builds and planned developments represent Farmington’s modernization. Craftsman homes, new construction and contemporary condos dot newer neighborhoods.
The median price for single-family homes is $710,000, while townhouses are around $475,000, both above the national average.
Single-family homes in the area have a median price of 710 thousand dollars, while townhouses are 475 thousand.
New Construction homes with Craftsman details can be found west of interstate 15.
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Retail and restaurants in Station Park
Station Park is Farmington’s primary shopping and dining hub. The outdoor mall has dozens of department stores, national brands, chain restaurants and fast-food options. There’s also a Cinemark movie theater. Surrounding Station Park are big-box stores and a regional grocery store. Local restaurants in the area include upscale bistros, burger joints and international eateries. For more options, Main Street’s Historic District also has a handful of other local restaurants and small businesses.
Dine at MoBetta's Hawaiian Style Food or Aubergine Kitchen at Station Park.
You'll find Harmon's a large grocery chain at Station Park.
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Farmington’s amusement park and annual festival
Lagoon Amusement Park is Utah’s largest theme park, located in the city. Over 55 rides span its 95 acres, including rollercoasters, a zoo and a waterpark. Farmington Festival Days is a week-long annual event held in July, with athletic tournaments, a 5k run, a carnival, a parade and a car show, all culminating with a concert and fireworks display.
Quality public schools in Davis County
Farmington is served by the Davis School District, which enrolls over 73,500 students across 96 public schools. Of these, seven elementary, one junior high and one high school are located in the city itself. The district earns a B-plus grade from Niche.
Farmington students start their education at Canyon Creek Elementary.
Farmington students complete their primary education at Farmington High School.
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Navigating in and out of Farmington
The Utah Transportation Authority has several local bus lines and operates Farmington Station with a FrontRunner commuter rail service. Interstate 15, U.S. Route 89 and Utah state Highway 67 all cut through the city, traveling north to south. West Davis Corridor also travels north to south on to the west of the city. Additionally, the city is continuing to work to create more pedestrian and cyclist-friendly infrastructure through the Farmington Active Transportation Plan of 2016. For commercial flights, the Salt Lake City International Airport is nearly 22 miles away.
Four seasons and five years of low crime
According to the Bureau of Criminal Identification, the Farmington Police Department reported a 16% increase in violent offenses from 2019 to 2024, while property offenses decreased by 50%. FBI crime statistics show that both violent and property crimes reported in Farmington within this 5-year time frame were below both state and national averages.
The city has a humid climate, and residents experience all four seasons. The average annual snowfall in Farmington is 51 inches, and the city has a priority-based snow removal plan. The Farmington Fire Department’s Station 71 helps combat potential wildfires during the dry season.
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