Conservation Garden Park

Conservation Garden Park is a botanical garden in West Jordan covering six acres, where over 1000 plant varieties grow that are suited to northern Utah's climate. The space is divided into different themed sections that showcase various plant types and gardening design ideas.

The garden was founded to demonstrate sustainable landscaping and teach efficient water use in Utah. This founding purpose remains central to what the park does today.

The garden demonstrates how people in this region select and use plants adapted to dry conditions, sharing practical knowledge about water-saving garden design with visitors. Educational offerings here help locals reshape their own gardens using species suited to the local environment.

The grounds invite walking and exploration, with clear pathways through the different garden areas that are easy to navigate. Visitors should expect to see different things depending on the season, so visiting at different times of year offers different experiences.

The garden maintains a comprehensive database of native plants and drought-resistant species compiled specifically for the needs of gardeners in this region. Visitors can draw on these resources to plan their own gardening projects at home.

Location: Utah

GPS coordinates: 40.60140,-111.92700

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:01