I'm not at all surprised Amphitheater Park has yet to be reviewed: It is tucked away past the Sandy…read moreAmphitheater with no signs pointing to the park itself. It's a shame, since it's on a beautiful patch of land with a great view of the Wasatch Mountains. What a breathtaking, expansive view of the greater Salt Lake valley and the Wasatch Mountains. It has a lot of great walking areas, a unique playground, a reservable pavilion, an a renowned water feature which becomes a kids hotspot come summertime. I highly recommend taking an ambling walk to Quarry Bend Park, lass than a mile from AP. It's a pretty flat walk, no too strenuous, and it will give you an opportunity to experience two of Sandy's fabulous parks. The one minor negative for me is location. The west end of the park skirts the Lowe's and Hobby Lobby on the east end of the Quarry Bend Shopping Center. And, being right off of the hill part of 9400 S, some areas come complete with the whooshing of cars. Overall, a great park ... another feather in Sandy's cap!

Love this park, we actually went for the splash-pad that was right next to it! But the park was…read moregreat, huge and theres a tennis court next to the park for parents to play in while the kids play on the playground.

Sierra Newbold Memorial Playground features creative play equipment and offers a wide variety of…read moreslides, climbing obstacles, merry-go-rounds, swings, and even accessible play equipment for children in wheelchairs or with disabilities. There's not a lot of shade at the park, so wear a hat and sunscreen and prepare to have a great time! Sierra Newbold Memorial Playground is an awesome playground with lots to offer children of all ages.

In my humble opinion, Granite Park isn't very aptly named…read more Oh, sure, it's in Granite ... the Utah oddity as not being its own town, but being a "Census Designated Place)" with its own community, own Community Council, and it's own personality. But when I think of granite, I think of dark, impermeable rock. When I think of this park, I think of its breathtaking view. Maybe Breathtaking View Park is too much effort to chisel into granite. You'll find all the things that make for a great park: plenty of grass, clean restrooms, a top-flight play-set for the kids, volleyball court, horseshoes pen, and a pavilion to special gatherings. And Granite Park's view is hard to match. Its best feature, IMHO, is the curved and paved trail (I'm guessing about half-a-mile) around the park. There are also unpaved trails that connect directly to Dimple Dell Park. It's a bit hard to find ... and you may have to yield to a horse ... but it's all quite worth it!

Favorite park in sandy. Always clean and friendly people. The guys who come and cut the grass at…read morethe beginning of the week are also pretty great. I go running there often and they'll remember me from the week before which is fun. Great place to take kids and my dogs. There are some trails that go off the paved area that show the beauty off Utah. It's tucked back away in a neighborhood which also makes it more safe than others and much less trafficked

I debated on sharing this spot because it is such a hidden gem and it's not crowded like Liberty…read morepark. However, I think more people need to see the beauty of this park. It is absolutely stunning. You can see from North Salt Lake to almost Eagle Mountain. My favorite time to go is about 30 minutes before sunset just because the views of the sun setting in the west with the city in the foreground...that's a sight to see. There's a walking area that brushes the perimeter of the park as well...or I guess you can run if that's your thing. There's a nice little playground for the kiddos and a paved basketball court as well! When I visit here, I also see people pitch up a hammock...which this is a great spot to do it because there's lots of trees and they're spaced out perfectly for a hammock! There's also a nice little open area for soccer or whatever else you are feeling that day! Parking is super convenient; I've never had an issue with it! You are able to park on the south or north side of the park! I recommend going to the northeast side of the park as that is where you will see arguably the best view in the entire city!

Good time family fun available in bulk at the Holladay City Park. There are baseball diamonds,…read morelarge grass fields for soccer/frisbee, and a playground that will have you wishing you were a kid again. Seriously, there is a merry-go-round, teeter-totter, a massive rope climb pyramid, swings, slides and even zip lines. There is also ample parking, and your are just a 1/2 block from Harmon's, so you can cater your outdoor festivities. So whether you have 15 minutes or an entire afternoon, it's a great place to unplug, get outdoors and let the kids run wild.

A beautiful area with an amazing view of the mountains. They do summer concerts and have fields for…read moreplaying sports. They have pickle ball courts and basketball courts. It is a great place to be. I wish that they had more pickle ball courts though!

This is a nice park in Sandy, it pops up in a neighborhood and is easy to pass if you don't know…read morewhat you're looking for. There are four pickleball courts here and at least one tennis court. I love to come here and play pickleball. There's a playground so if you have littles and they don't know how or aren't old enough to play pickleball, there's something for everyone making this a really good park for meeting friends or family anytime of day. It does get fairly hot but there are water fountains and it is close to the Trax station as well as the sandy dog park is walking distance.

This park is the worst. The bathrooms are always locked every single time!!! it was a Major…read moreemergency for us to take my daughter to find a bathroom when she was supposed to be at practice here...

South Jordan is blessed to have many parks available for families to enjoy. In a quick search,…read morethere's over 35 parks for a population of about 80,000 residents. This new Regional Park held a "grand opening" in June 2023, unveiling a huge grassy field, multiple jungle gyms, a basketball court, a Pavillion you may rent, and a restroom facility. Nestled in a residential area, there's sweeping views of mountains all around. Don't even worry about parking....there's LOTS of parking, at least three different lots all around this majestic park. I didn't see any EV chargers though. Maybe those will arrive in future phases? I mean, there's LOTS of space for solar panels and it is blazing with sun.... According to their website, Phase 1 was a $18 million investment from a handful of different organizations. Now, 160 acres is a lot of grass and plants...where is the water coming from to maintain this greenery?

Fantastic park. I love coming here to relax. Wish they left the dirt trails open during the winter,…read morebut whatever.

What a strange little park. I found it on the Yelp app, and when driving up, I thought surely I had…read morethe wrong address. You drive into a neighborhood, and make a turn down a dead end street. And there it is, at the end of the street. In fact, there's not really any formal parking, just parking along the side of the cul-de-sac. There are a few picnic tables and one pavilion, a water spigot, garbage service, and a playground. The playground is actually pretty cool, and probably the main attraction. Mostly, though, there's a whole lot of grass here. If you want to run free, picnic, or play a game of ultimate, football, or anything else that requires lots of open space, this is your big grassy field. In the back corner there's a chain link backstop, but no real baseball diamond to speak of as it's all grass. Ya, a little strange to be finding this little park in the middle of a residential neighborhood, but strange is good in this case. A nice diversion and certainly in this incredible fall weather, a nice place to get out of the house while we still can.

Only a mile bike ride from our home, Harvest Estates Park is nestled among residential homes and is…read morea great play area for children. There's no roads nearby, other than the cul-de-sac, so there's no dangerous streets bordering the park, so you don't have to worry about children crossing the road and getting into trouble. The playground equipment is relativity new and offers a lot of fun climbing, slides, and other unique obstacles. Our little boy loves playing at Harvest Estates Park! There's a baseball area among the large grass field and several large trees that provide ample shade on a hot summer day. There's also a covered picnic pavilion with several Punic tables. The picnic area is a little worn out and the tables are dirty.