Great clean park! Fun to play on, lots of places to eat!…read moreLots of grass to play in! Basketball courts

Cute and underrated park. My kids love the play structure, and the dining pavilions are very well…read morekept. People keep their dogs on a leash, and the walking path is easy to use. Around the 4th of July and Pioneer Day teenagers set off fireworks in the parking lot late at night, which is a bit of a drag for the people living nearby, but they generally clean up after themselves. I found some broken glass on the sidewalk near the bathrooms a few times, but other than that it had been a great little neighborhood park.

One of Lehi's best and oldest parks. There are four large pavilions on each corner of the park. The…read morenortheast pavilion is right next to the younger kid playground (3-5 yrs) but also near the larger playground, swings, and bathrooms. It also has a working water fountain and spout if needed. Reserve it through the city if you can; it's the best one. I love have much variety and height this playground has. My children have so much fun here. It also feels safer so I feel confident letting my 3 year old wandering and climb on it as well. There is plenty of grass area for dogs to run and yard games to play on, if that's what suits you as well. Very well kept and beautiful park. I just wish I knew more about who Margaret Wines was whom this park is honoring.

Attended the Family Festival after the Rodeo Days parade. It was clean and I loved all the trees…read morefor shade because it was very hot! Park was clean, bathrooms were clean. Playground was busy but clean.

We loved this park! It has now become one of my daughters absolute favorite and we will work it…read moreinto our weekly routine. It's incredibly convenient that it's right by the Orem Public Library as well! We can go grab a few books for the week and then run around at the park right after! In addition, I love the two distinct parks that are there. There is one for older kids and then this park has a whole section for younger children called the "Tot Lot". The slides, swings, see-saw and all the interaction sections are aimed at a younger crowd. I love the distinction, but my five year old still enjoys running over and playing in this area as well. They have also thoughtfully created shaded areas for the parents to stand under. One by the main playground and then another by the swings. I adore a park with intentional spots of shade! I particularly like the variety of park "obstacles" here. To list a few, there are two different zip lines, four slides at the "big kid park", one slide at the Tot Lot area, a climbing wall, a little merry-go-round, musical instrument area for both parks, monkey bars and obstacles at different heights and so much more. The intention for this park to span age groups was achieved!!! So many things for kids of all ages to explore and play with. We love this park and would recommend to anyone!

Big park for long walks in center of Orem near its city hall. Has lots of shade, picnic pavilions,…read morea playground, and baseball diamonds.

I was worried about the reconstruction of this park because i grew up with and loved the old one. I…read moreknow the wood was getting old and left splinters in your hands, but it help a special place in my child heart. Luckily, the new construction was worth the wait! They kept the "castle park" feel (that's what i called it as a kid), but made it more all-abilities friendly. It's well built, cute and fun for all ages. The bathrooms are decent. They have automated flushing toilets and faucets, no mirrors, but functional and open. There are baseball fields across the parking lot as well. Great park.

I grew up coming to Discovery Park and it will forever hold a place in my heart for the "cool"…read morememories! I "wood-n't" be lying if I said it's lost it's cool and while it has shadows of the past with fun equipment all of it is waaay too hot on a sunny day! My 2 year old tried climbing on the equipment and started to scream when she sat down trying to go down a slide that was waaay too hot! Another young toddler had the same thing happen to her. We arrived at the roughly same time as 3 other family and all of us left within 10 minutes because the equipment was too hot. To some extent I get it's out of anyone's control but there is playground equipment that is less conductive of heat creating a better experience for everyone.

Beautiful river trail. Wide and many spots to stop and explore. Dip your feet in, see some ducks,…read moreand there are some rope swings in some areas. Great to get the kids out and away from screens. On a nice day you'll probably see a lot of other folks too. Bikes and walkers and joggers so mind your way!

This a good park, not the best and certainly not great, but decent. The park has a few pavilion…read morepicnic areas but no park barbecues. A small playground is also there and usually has a myriad of children rummaging through. There's lots of grassy area for any activity you can dream of. There's horseshoe spots near the back corner as well. One bathroom location, which is as gross as every other park bathroom everywhere. The signs said closed for season (in April) but the doors were wide open so I'm not sure if that's taken as law around here or if anyone cares to check. The toilets are the metal, prison-esque and they're very gross. Not taken care of at all but that's not a surprise or much of an issue for me as I'm sure most park bathrooms are taken care of much. The best part about this park is its location by the Provo River and river trail. An excellent bike or walk path to take. All in all, it's a decent park and good place to start or end your walk/bike/run on the river trail.

My dog drives my park game, and we were both pleased with this outdoor playground. Not only is it a…read morevery short drive for us (not exactly close enough to walk), but you can see the gorgeous mountain range, you're close to the lake, there are little water reservoirs (?) to stroll around, and these soccer fields are giant!!! Parking is plentiful and easy-peasy. Luckily there weren't any soccer teams playing on the soccer field we posted up at, so we were able to take up a lot of space. I liked how there were some hilly parts on the side of the field that gives my dog some more interesting sprints. The grass was nice and fluffy, so I laid down for a bit and watched the clouds go by. Lovely breeze and people-watchin'. FYI - this is where the paved Jordan River Parkway (trail) starts/ends. I hit a dead end when I biked here without the pup. Go West, and I promise there is plenty of paved road with beautiful views to keep you goin (I believe it goes for 40+miles!!) You follow the river and can look at the mountains while passing the plentiful trampolines in people's backyards. This will be a summer fave for me (and my pup).

Perched on the northern banks of Utah Lake with a perfect view of the water and the Lake Mountains,…read moreNorth Lake is Lehi's biggest (and arguably best) park. SPACE. SO. MUCH. SPACE. 28 acres, to be exact. I counted four (4!) full-sized soccer fields (with official-size goal posts), two fishing ponds, clean rest rooms, about 2.5 miles of perfect strolling along the Utah Lake Parkway trail, and easy access to the lake. North Lake isn't a playground park or really a picnic park. It's an outdoor sports park, and hiking park, and a great view park. And oh what park it is!

Vivian Park is the perfect place for a BBQ, some hammocking, outdoor games, or a bonfire under the…read morestars. There are 3 parks with plenty of parking, especially at night- you just keep driving past the first one to get to the others! There are multiple pavilions to host many guests under- and I've even seen a wedding celebration up at one of the parks once! Vivian Park is well kept and serves all your outdoor needs. Most recently, we have ended our floating the river trips here after beginning a mile or two up the canyon! There is a place near Vivian Park to rent life jackets, but I would recommend getting all your own gear so you can reuse it over and over! The Provo River moves quickly, so grab some friends, put on a brave face and some sunscreen, and enjoy the views!!

Cute park, great for photos! We took photos for our save the date here around the water with the…read morewoodsy background. I will say the park was very small and the bathrooms were not the best, but it was still a great location for pictures with a variety of options!

When I look for a park, there are a few things that are important to me: trees, places to sit,…read morebathrooms, playground, open field, bathrooms. Evergreen Park has it all! And even a volleyball court to boot! Did I mention bathrooms? This park has plenty of large, mature trees-the crunchy falls leaves all around them made it feel like I was walking through a movie set. Who doesn't love the smell of fall leaves? There is a good amount of open space for running around-and a modest hill that I'm sure hosts some young sledders in the winter. That's my kind of sledding! If you're hosting a party or a picnic, there is a nice pavilion available. A decent sized playground area will keep the kids entertained and the gender neutral bathrooms are much appreciated! Up for a game of volleyball? Sure, you can do that too! Of all the great features of this park, my favorite is the Free Little Library up at the top of the hill. Not technically a part of the park, but I'm gonna include it anyway. Take a book, leave a book. Sit under a beautiful tree and read. I can't think of a better way to spend an afternoon.