Layton City Vietnam Memorial Wall

A miniature Vietnam Memorial Wall here is a waypoint UT5 for the 2023 Tour of Honor, 1 of the 7 chosen for Utah. This site also had a K9 Memorial. Have been to a couple of these replicas, this one to date is the nicest in a beautiful setting.

absolutely breath taking experience. took a nice bike ride to get out and explore and wound up at the memorial. there was no disappointment at all! thank you to all vets for your dedication to our country, and for you sacrifices will always be greatly appreciated!!

Such an amazing park. What a beautiful memorial.

This is a beautiful memorial, a duplicate of the Orginal in Washington DC. My brother was one of the Veterans that were responsible for petitioning Layton City, UT to put this up. Many people cannot make it to DC to honor their loved ones, this is closer to many and SAFER in light of what is happening in this country currently. I encourage anyone who lost a loved one in Vietnam to visit and pay your respects to Courage and Patriots who gave their all.
God Bless America!🇺🇲

As always, a humbling experience. It is a privilege, one upheld by those who fight for us, to honor these fallen men and women. As a proud son of a Vietnam Veteran, I am very grateful that Layton City and all sponsors made the placement of this memorial possible.

The site is clean and in good shape.

Having lived through the Vietnam Era, this place is a very solemn site, but a site we should never forget. Someone left a memorial to a B-52 bomber crew.

Incredible! I didn't realize the memorial would be so much like the one in DC. Totally worth the trip! There are even buckets of borrowable umbrellas to use in case of rain.

An overwhelming visual reality of the Men and 8 women who died in Vietnam. Every name has a story and legacy. Research a name and learn about them. I will be returning to Ths Layton Vietnam Veteran Memorial Wall every opportunity I have.

Beautiful memorial. I am grateful that we have one here. I do not plan on going to Washington DC, so this gave me an opportunity to get a rubbing that means alot to my family.

Great way to pay your respects and to honor those who fought and died for our freedoms. Also a cute little park with diggers for the kids.

What a gorgeous memorial for our veterans. Never forget to whom we owe our freedom.

Great salute to our troops. Its 90% scale of original. With a brand new memorial to war dogs. Beautiful, peaceful park. Very well maintained. With lots of shade, beautiful green grass and ample parking. It's kept very clean, and is monitored 24/7 to prevent damage.

Great place to come and show your respect for those who gave all for others.

Great Day to Celebrate our Vietnam Veterans!

Very fun and so magical. The kids loved it. The parents loved it. So fun and peaceful. Rather you want to drive and enjoy the warmth of your vehicle, or walk and enjoy the snowflakes kissing your frozen cheeks. It great fun family time.

The Eastern-most portion is missing. I hope they are able to fix it soon.

We were in the park for the 4th of July activities and walked by the memorial wall. There we met a kind gentleman and his wife from the local VFW. They shared the story of the wall and how it came to be built on the spot where it is in Layton. It made our 4th of July activity extra special to listen to the stories of this fine Vietnam veteran and his years of dedicated service to this country. In their 70s or 80s and still volunteering to serve. What great examples of service to everyone who was just passing by.
Thank you for your service, it didn't go unnoticed.

Love this tribute to our veterans, and that Layton City made it a priority to honor these men and our nation!

I went to this amazing place yesterday and was impressed with how well kept it is. There is a playground off to the side for children and a park with tables across the street. My favorite thing was the statue of a dog in full uniform honoring all the fallen military dogs.

An absolute must on the spots to visit. Regardless of if you knew anyone that served or not, this place is very humbling. Take the time to read the names and realize how many men and women gave their lives to protect the freedom of another country. God bless you all.