Layton City
Layton city began in 1850, just three short years after Mormon pioneers settled Salt Lake City. Layton is currently the largest city in Davis County and is a great place to live, work and play.
Layton is halfway between Salt Lake City and Ogden, making it the center of everything. Layton has an abundance of restaurants, theaters, outdoor activities, making it a great place to live.
Within a mile of Creekside Village you will find entrances to the I-15 freeway, and the Layton FrontRunner Train Station, travelling daily between Ogden and Salt Lake City. The Legacy Highway is now open, offering another quick avenue to commute to the western part of Salt Lake County.
Creekside Village is a short distance to Hill Air Force Base, Layton Hills Mall, Antelope Island, Lagoon, the Freeport Center, and many other business and entertainment locations.
Intermountain Healthcare, the premiere health care system in the Intermountain West, has recently announced its plans to build a hospital on 70 acres of land located just south of Gentile Street in Layton, west of I-15, approximately one mile from Creekside Village.