A River Runs Through It
1142 W. 14600 S. in Bluffdale

There's no place in the Salt Lake Valley Like Spring View Farms-half ecological preserve and half residential community. Situated on 258 acres, the 348 homesites of Spring View Farms range from one-quarter to one-half acre amid a painstakingly designed community of ponds, trails and preserved green-space including the Jordan River. In fact, four-and-a-half miles of the Jordan River Parkway Trial system will meander thorugh this community providing an essential link in the 40-mile trail system that will run through Salt and Utah counties.

• Number of homes: 348 on 258 acres
• Average lot size: 1/4 acre - 1/2 acre
• Custom homes by 10 Utah builders
• Home prices will range from $325,000 - $600,000
• Jordan River Parkway trail (4.5 miles)
• 15 ponds, 3 streams, and 2 waterfalls
• 47% open space
• Envision Utah Award Winning community
• Picnic/playground areas
• Community and Bluffdale City parks
• Five minutes from Riverbend Golf Course
• Ten minutes from the South Towne Center

Spring View Farms Receives Awards

Envision Utah


Envision Utah recognized Spring View Farms at its annual meeing in June 2004 for excellence in planning and design of a residential community. Spring View Farms was selected because of the extra care taken in planning the community around natural resources and the amount of land dedicated to open space and community recreation.

APA Award
American Planning Association Award


Parks and Trails
Jordan River Parkway

In the 1980's, Salt Lake County began the planning and acquisition of land around the Jordan River with the vision of developing a trail system that would run from the mouth of the Jordan River at Utah Lake through Salt Lake County toward the Great Salt Lake; additional plans even extend it north into Davis County. In addition to trail systems, the Jordan River Parkway has done much to improve the quality of Jordan River area. The parkway trails wind through wetlands with cattails willows, foxes, and a variety of bird life. Park benches and picnic tables can be found at shady and scenic spots along the trail.

At present many miles of paved trails-for cycling, jogging, and blading-have been completed from 2100 to 4800 South, from 9800 South to 10600, and 17000 South to the Utah County Line. By Summer 2005, Spring View Farms will add an additional 4.5 miles of paved trails between Bangerter Highway and 14600 South along with a community park, a major trailhead at 14600 South and other amenities such as ponds, streams, and picnic areas.

For Trail Maps or information on the Jordan River Restoration Project see www.recreation.slco.org/parks/html/jordan.html

The Jordan River Parkway Trail system was funded through ZAP taxes.