Farmington, Utah

Settled by Mormon pioneers in 1847, the town was originally named "North Cottonwood" for many years before finally being coined "Farmington" for the lush farmlands of the area. Ezra T. Clark was a fundamental asset to settling the area as he founded Davis County Bank and build many houses that are now featured on the Nation Register of Historic Places. Fun fact about Farmington: the city is the birthplace of PGA Tour Golfer Daniel Summerhays. Centrally located between Ogden and Salt Lake City, Farmington, Utah is a desirable place to live. The area offers a popular retail center called Station Park which features a movie theater, numerous restaurants, and tons of shops. One of the best parts about living in this lovely city is Lagoon Amusement Park, the only fun park on the Wasatch Fronts. The Oakridge Country Club and the Davis County Fairgrounds are also located in Farmington and outdoor recreation is just a short drive away. Main Street is a quaint and historic hot spot in the city center where you will find shops and businesses of all kinds. Life in this quiet community includes beautiful mountain and city views and great access to four season recreation.