No, they’re not eyeglasses. They’re points of interest all over Daybreak that you’re welcome to explore. Daybreak is really one huge outdoor playground. In 2025, you’ll find 50+ miles of trails, 40+ parks, lakeside paths, and public art woven through every village. Use this guide to plan your walk, ride, picnic, or sunset stroll.
Jump to:
- Why our parks stand out
- Trail network
- Parks you’ll love
- Public art: Art Ave
- Beach Club at SoDa Row
- Plan your park day
- FAQs
Why our parks stand out
Daybreak was planned around the “5‑Minute Life.” Parks, trails, schools, shops, and even light rail sit within an easy walk or bike ride. The result? You can leave the car at home and still reach everything you want to do.
Trail network (50+ miles)
More than 50 miles of maintained trails connect neighborhoods to Oquirrh Lake, pocket parks, schools, SoDa Row, and Downtown Daybreak. In the Upper Villages, The Loop weaves together wide paths, parks, and nature, then links to lower Daybreak along Lake Avenue.
- Walk, run, or ride year‑round on mostly paved, family‑friendly paths.
- Use neighborhood connectors to stitch together scenic loops.
- Always follow posted rules and yield at crossings.
Parks you’ll love
- Firefly Park — String‑lit gathering spots, playfield, and swings in a cozy neighborhood green.
- Basin Park — A calm, walkable space in Heights Park Village with native plantings and a teepee‑inspired shade.
- The Spoke Bike Park — A pump‑track and skills area designed by Velosolutions in Highland Park Village.
- See all parks and open space on the Daybreak parks hub.
Public art: Art Ave
Stroll through Art Ave in Linear Park to see rotating and permanent works by local artists. Watch for Art Ave updates and occasional Art Avenue Strolls that introduce new pieces.
Beach Club at SoDa Row
Near the southwest marina of Oquirrh Lake, the Beach Club at SoDa Row serves as a hub for lakeside lounging and launching watercraft when in season. Pair your visit with a bite at SoDa Row or a stroll to Downtown Daybreak.
Plan your park day
- Map it: Start with the parks & trails hub for routes and highlights.
- Reserve space: For pavilion questions and park guidelines, check the HOA’s Parks page.
- Bike‑friendly: Review our bikeable neighborhood guide and consider linking segments of The Loop for a longer ride.
- Make it a full day: Add stops at the amenities, Downtown Daybreak, or SoDa Row.
FAQs
How many parks are there?
Daybreak features 40+ parks with more coming as new villages grow. For current counts and details, see the parks hub.
How many miles of trails are there?
There are 50+ miles of trails throughout the community, most of them paved and stroller‑friendly.
When are parks open?
Most parks open at sunrise and close at sunset. For pavilion reservations and rules, visit the HOA’s Parks page.
Information current as of October 2025. Always verify hours, counts, and rules with the Daybreak Community Association.
