Draper Surf Park (Veranda West)

Draper City approved an 8.8-acre surf park in June 2026 as part of Veranda West, a development west of I-15 off Bangerter Highway in the Point of the Mountain area. Jackson Sheppard, president of Kamaka Responsible Development, presented the surf park to the city council, and KSL describes The Wasatch Group as a real estate development company involved in the project. USA Surfing says the pool will become an American Training Center for its national team when it opens in late 2027, and Endless Surf calls it the official training center for USA Surfing's national team ahead of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. In June 2026 construction was expected to start that fall. The opening date is not settled: The Inertia reports 2027 at the earliest, the Draper Journal reported in September 2026 that the developers hoped to open the wave pool in September 2027, and KSL, TownLift and Hoodline report a 2028 target.

USA Surfing says the pool will use Endless Surf technology and be able to replicate conditions similar to Lower Trestles, the surfing venue for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. No wave menu has been published.

Utah surfers without a coast, and USA Surfing's national team, which has named it an American Training Center. The surrounding Veranda West development adds homes, dining and shopping near public transport.

No prices have been announced. Draper officials told KSL the project is a private development and no tax incentives are being promised.

Nothing to book. The site is north of Bangerter Highway near 600 West, between the FrontRunner tracks and Bangerter west of I-15, about 25 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City and about 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.