West Bountiful Local Businesses

Bountiful

Bountiful is Utah's second-oldest settlement, founded September 27, 1847 — just weeks after Salt Lake City — when Perrigrine Sessions moved his family about nine miles north and wintered in a dugout near what's now 250 North and 280 West. First known as Sessions' Settlement, the community was officially named Bountiful in 1855, called at the time "the garden spot of Utah." The Utah Territorial Legislature chartered it as a city in 1892, with Joseph L. Holbrook elected as its first mayor. Bountiful's early history includes a defensive earthwork wall — three miles long and eight feet high — that residents voted to build around the townsite in 1855, and what the city's own records call the first hard-surfaced road in Utah, laid between Bountiful and the Salt Lake County line. A municipal water system arrived in 1906 and electric lights in 1907. Today the city sits on the Wasatch Range foothills overlooking the Great Salt Lake, with Bountiful Town Square hosting the weekly Farmers Market and Bountiful City Park hosting the summer Concert Series. Davis School District serves the city through two comprehensive high schools, Bountiful High (Redhawks) and Viewmont High. TrailBlaze Utah lists local businesses across Bountiful, with dentists, general contractors, and therapists among the most represented categories — browse the full directory below.

Centerville

Centerville, Utah is a charming Davis County community known for its family-friendly neighborhoods, scenic views of the Wasatch Mountains, and proximity to outdoor recreation. With a population of approximately 16,679 residents, this growing town offers convenient access to shopping, dining, and services. Discover local businesses and community resources on TrailBlaze Utah to support Centerville's thriving economy.

Clearfield

Clearfield, Utah, located in Davis County, is a vibrant community known for its family-friendly atmosphere, outdoor recreation opportunities, and convenient access to major employment centers. Discover local businesses, shops, and services that serve the Clearfield area on TrailBlaze Utah, your trusted guide to community resources and hidden gems.

Clinton

Clinton is a family-friendly city in Davis County, Utah, known for its growing residential community and convenient location between Ogden and Salt Lake City. Discover local businesses, services, and community resources on TrailBlaze Utah to support Clinton's vibrant neighborhoods and economy. Whether you're a resident or visitor, find what you need right here in Clinton.

Farmington

Farmington, Utah is a vibrant Davis County community known for its family-friendly atmosphere, excellent schools, and proximity to outdoor recreation. Located between Salt Lake City and the Ogden area, this growing town offers residents and visitors easy access to shopping, dining, and local services. Discover trusted local businesses and community resources on TrailBlaze Utah.

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Kaysville

Kaysville, Utah is a vibrant Davis County community known for its family-friendly atmosphere, outdoor recreation, and proximity to stunning natural areas like Antelope Island State Park. Home to nearly 33,000 residents, this charming city offers a strong local business scene where you can discover everything from outdoor retailers to dining and services that serve the community.

Layton

Layton is the largest city in Davis County, first settled in April 1850 along Kays Creek by farmers Edward Phillips, John Hyrum Green, and William Kay. The area went through several names — Kays Ward, then Freedom, then Kaysville — before taking the name Layton in 1886, honoring early LDS bishop Christopher Layton. Layton split off from Kaysville as its own town in 1907 and formally incorporated in 1920. The construction of Hill Air Force Base beginning in 1940 reshaped Layton, drawing a wave of new workers and diversifying the city; the 400-unit Verdeland Park housing complex was built in 1943 to house them. Today's Layton includes historic "Little Scotland," settled predominantly by Scottish immigrants, alongside city institutions like the Heritage Museum of Layton and parks including Ellison Park, Layton Commons Park, and Legacy Park. Davis School District serves the city through two comprehensive high schools, Layton High (Lancers) and Northridge High (Knights). Layton's civic calendar runs through the summer: Liberty Days brings a parade and fireworks each July 4th, the Electric Light Parade lights up Pioneer Day (July 24) with illuminated, non-motorized floats, and Layton F.E.S.T. combines a farmers market with live music and food trucks on Friday evenings each summer.