The Sandlot, released in 1993, continues to be a cherished classic, embodying the carefree spirit of childhood summers, impromptu baseball matches in the backyard, and bonds forged throughout life’s journey. Although the narrative unfolds in California’s San Fernando Valley during the summer of 1962, the film was primarily filmed in Utah.
Here’s a breakdown of the real-world filming locations for The Sandlot.
All filming locations where The Sandlot was shot
1556 S 2000 E, Salt Lake City
1556 S 2000 E, Salt Lake City marks the beginning of Scotty Smalls’ transformative journey. He spends his days in solitude within his bedroom until his mother delivers the memorable line, “Go ahead, get into a bit of trouble. Just remember not to overdo it.” With this newfound freedom, Scott embarks on an unforgettable summer, forging lifelong friendships along the way.
1388 Glenrose Dr., Salt Lake City
Nestled behind a residence in Salt Lake City lies the renowned baseball sandlot, where a group of boys regularly engage in spirited games. This very spot is significant as it’s where Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez competes against “The Beast,” and where their summer days are mostly spent. Although the field itself is on private property, spectators can catch a glimpse of it from afar.
Lorin Farr Park, Ogden
At Lorin Farr Park’s pool in Ogden, Squints famously staged his fake drowning prank to steal a kiss from lifeguard Wendy Peffercorn. This amusing scene is still remembered by many, and today visitors can swim in the very same pool.
Rose Park Field, Salt Lake City
In the clash between the Sandlot gang and the affluent Little League squad, the action unfolded at Rose Park Field located at 1490 W. 600 N. It was here that Ham Porter infamously taunted, “You play ball as if you were a girl!
The field is open to the public.
Liberty Park, Salt Lake City
Following their triumphant victory, the lads rejoiced at an amusement park, but later regretted using chewing tobacco during a whirling attraction. This event was captured on camera at Liberty Park, which continues to host functions and offers attractions such as the Tracy Aviary.
1388 Glenrose Drive
In the final scene of The Sandlot, where Smalls summarizes every character’s destiny, was actually filmed once more at 1388 Glenrose Dr., thus completing the narrative loop. As each child gradually disappears from the frame, viewers are subtly reminded of the transient essence of childhood and the friendships that gave shape to that period.
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