They completely ruined my brothers birthday gift by giving us a guide that was high the entire trip…read moreand instead of offering a refund made us pay half price for a second trip which never happened. I called the main guide multiple times only to hear river conditions were not optional. When he finally did say we should book that trip I suggested he pick one of three days that were two weeks in the future. He said he would check his calendar but I didn't hear back from him for four days so tried contacting him. On day four I contacted the main office (a week out from when we wanted to be on the river at this point) and the manager did nothing but have the main guide call me back and yell at me telling me it was my fault and that he didn't want me as a client Worst customer service I've experienced. Yelling and saying the customer is at fault when he was the one not responding. He was just pissed I escalated it then threw a tantrum. I have witnesses that heard the call and we all had a laugh afterward. I challenge him to show texts showing otherwise

On time with easy access. Didn't catch a lot but it was not best time of year. Very knowledgeable…read moreguide.

Great shop with all the needs for fishing. Amazing destination especially for fly fishing. I have…read moregone many timea and they have given me great service and taught me many things. They give great prices and will kickstart all your fishing adventures. They are great to talk to and actaully care about you and your needs.

Visited this store today for a birthday gift for my partner and was greeted with kindness, honesty…read moreand overall great service! I was helped by Dan and loved how much help he was for all of my questions! I could have been in there for hours (there were so many options to choose from for everything I was looking for) and it would have felt like 30 mins. Great store, great deals, even better employees :)

Super cool people, and an awesome float! Water was much warmer and views were more "deserty" 10/10read more

What a fun ride through the mountains. 2 hours and an amazing view…read more A few fun spots that make it well worth the price.

Drew B said it best-this is a great park with lots of different amenities. The only thing I think…read moreit might fall short on is parking. There is a dedicated lot, but on game nights when lots of people are out enjoying the nice summer evening, it can get full. But, hey, what a good problem to have! It's a terrific facility and I'm glad to see that it's getting used.

As far as I'm concerned, there's not a better activity park in any city in the greater Salt Lake…read morevalley than that at Bingham Junction Park. For Midvale--with only 4 parks and some very small ones (that I've reviewed rather critically)--BJP is a masterwork. First, a call out to anyone living in the Riverwalk Homes, Cascades at Riverwalk, Winchester Estates .... or heck, anyone in Midvale or anywhere near Midvale: GO TO YOUR PARK. On the banks of the Jordan River on its east side and enveloped by homes and apartments on the other three, there is a stunningly empty park on an 80-degree late summer day. There's a gigantic open, grassy area perfect for play. It has hill with a pronounced mound at the top. It's a great vantage point to see the park--as well as the mountains and the whole valley. But it's not there by accident. Come winter time, it becomes a sledding hill. There's a bit of a techie design to the place with the circuit board/microchip design between the pavilion and the basketball courts. And, oh, yeah, the basketball courts! Six different hoops, all adjustable to regular height or slam-dunkable for those with non-existent jumping capabilities. If you're on a day like when I visited, you can play a full-court game on a high-quality hard court (donated by, and adorned with, the logo of the Utah Jazz). With the long steps by it, the area doubles as an amphitheater. Add to that a full-sized sunken baseball field, equipped with walls and lights for night games give it that real baseball park vibe. The covered play area is the perfect meshing of rope of all sizes ... a climber's dream. Add to this several table-benches and the cleanest park restroom Ive been in, and you've got the perfect place to take the family on just about any day. I know I'll be back!

Well maintained city part. July - Aug, every Friday, there is a small market, multiple food…read moretrucks, and a local band from 4-8 pm. Plenty parking all around the park. There are many trees for shade. Over hang with bench seating has been recently constructed. There is a playground large enough kids. There are two baby swings and a few older swings. There are also bathrooms and a drinking fountain on site that are will maintained.

This park is my favorite and I don't even live in this city! It is the only park around that is…read moretolerable in the summer. It has so many trees which allows for a lot of shade, and the playground is large enough that it is good for kids under 3 or over 7! There are two baby swings and a few older swings. There are also bathrooms and a drinking fountain. The trail is a lot of fun to walk around with the kids and we love watching all of the ducks! The only thing is that they don't have a lot of park benches or tables by the playground. If you want seating, you have to go to the other side of the stream. There is also not any garbage cans so plan on bringing your garbage home with you.

Great park earlier in the day when it's not so hot. But sometimes the wrong people come here. On…read morethis visit, there was trash in the playground area. There were some kids trying to drift in the parking lot and almost hit my truck while I was on the playground with my kids. And a random guy was going through his bag and changing his clothes in the pavilion. It's a very large park for the area though, and most of the unwanted stuff happens by the playground and parking lot area. So if you can stay away from that, you'll have a better time here than most.

Always a bit dirty, lacks parking due to constant baseball games, a bit run down and rough around…read morethe edges..Pavilion always filthy, bathrooms locked even in summer..Playground often overcrowded. BUT, the huge open area in back is big enough to play any sport, fly a kite, throw styrofoam airplanes, launch water rockets, even throw a boomerang (done it). Just watch out for Tongans playing cricket and rugby back there, and you'll have a good ole time.

What a trip. I was…read morethoroughly impressed with our Desolation Canyon trip with Holiday River Expeditions. Going into it, I had very few expectations--I had never done anything like this before--and, if anything, I probably had more concerns than expectations. By the end of six days on the river, most of those concerns had become some of my favorite parts of the experience. First and foremost, our guides, Tristan and Annie, and the group we traveled with made the trip. Tristen and Annie were incredibly well prepared, knowledgeable, friendly, and just genuinely enjoyable people to spend six days with. Early on, they asked us to embrace and respect the river, and in return they showed us just how much the canyon had to offer. There was a great balance of adventure, history, knowledge, humor, and simply slowing down enough to appreciate where we were. I was concerned about being completely disconnected--there was no cell signal for the entire trip--but I quickly came to embrace it. Cutting the cord completely changed the rhythm of my day. No emails, no calls, no notifications. Just the river, the canyon and the people around you. I was concerned about sleeping on the ground. It never exactly became comfortable, but I got used to it enough that I spent several nights sleeping outside under the stars instead of in my tent. Speaking of the stars, I honestly didn't know that many existed. Maybe sleeping on the ground wasn't the reason I had trouble falling asleep--I may have spent too much time staring at the sky. I was concerned about the "Bano." Turns out I've never gone to the bathroom in more beautiful or serene surroundings. And, after all, everybody does it. I was concerned about the food. I shouldn't have been. It was fantastic, and I was continually impressed by what the guides were able to prepare for us in the middle of nowhere. I also spent several days paddling a ducky, which added another level of adventure and was an absolute blast. By the end, six days somehow didn't feel very long. You settle into the rhythm of the river, stop worrying about what time it is, get comfortable being a little dirty, and start appreciating how simple your world has become. What a trip. I would absolutely do it again. And as I've discovered since getting home, nobody warns you how hard it is to spend six days on the river and then go back to sitting behind a desk.

We had a wonderful experience with the Holiday team during our trip through The Gates of Lodore…read more Our guide team was led by Drake and included Brian, Annie and Jimmy. Each of them were incredibly kind, informative, and very fun to be around. Their coordination of the trip was beyond exceptional. Their knowledge and passion for the area was inspiring. We all learned so much about the history of the canyons. Thank you to our guide team for an unbelievable trip.

I've hiked Lambs Canyon twice, once in the middle of summer, and most recently as autumn has…read morestarted. It is just under four miles round trip, with a fairly gradual incline, although there are bits that can be a little steep. The trailhead starts with a bridge over water, but then quickly veers away from the stream, although you'll still catch faint babbling sometimes. The trail is fairly shaded, but also has plenty of open areas. It's much less rocky than other hikes, though this means more mud when it's rainy. Otherwise it's a great option for trail runs. A few of the plants you'll encounter are aspen, pine, wild elderberries, currants, and strawberries. The wildflowers are supposed to be stunning when in bloom. I saw chipmunks, various birds, moose and elk tracks, and while I haven't discovered any myself, have heard tales of rattlesnakes in the summer. It's definitely less traveled, though you'll likely come across at least a few groups. The terminus of the hike brings you to a scrubby sort of field with views out over the valley, and honestly, it's a bit underwhelming compared to some of the grander views you can find on hikes in the area, but the way there is enjoyable, and you have the option of taking a different route back down to Millcreek Road (though it would require a shuttle back to your car at the end). Once you take the exit off of I-80 for Lamb's Canyon you'll drive about a mile to get to the trailhead. There are restrooms available, and parking for maybe 5 or 6 cars. Dogs are not allowed.

Beautiful for a wildflower hike or just to beat the SLC heat in the summer. It's so green and lush…read moreup here. Love it!