Couple area for kiddos to play, perfect for little ones. Bonus was the stream going through which…read morewas very peaceful and pretty!

This is a really fun park in an unexpected part of town. My kids needed to get out of the house and…read morethe parks nearby are pretty run of the mill. My wife did a little research and found this place about 20 minutes from our house. It was worth the drive. Even though it is winter and there was still some snow on the ground, the kids had a blast and didn't want to leave. I don't blame them. This felt more like an obstacle course you'd find at a summer camp than a neighborhood park. Loads of fun and something I'd recommend to anyone with young kids.

As a family that spends every weekend at some sort of park in the area, this is one of our favorite…read moreby far!! Yes I can see it having hot surfaces on really sunny days, but there are also places in park that are shaded for kids (tire swing under play platform, the shuttle kids can climb, lemonade stand...). The story behind the park is so amazing. The one thing I've noticed since going is one of slides is missing the ending piece so it kind of drops off. That being said I've seen children navigate it just fine.

Fantastic history to this fantastic experience for children of all ages. God bless it's namesake,…read moreRyan, & may He bless all those who had a hand & pocketbook to fund this remarkable park.

This is a fun park in Ogden with a new playground structure put in 2017. The playground has a merry…read morego round, lots of slides, monkey bars and standing/sitting teeter totters. The new playground has a wheelchair accessible ramp and access with sidewalks. There are restrooms on site but no benches near the playground.

i think this is one of the best parks in Ogden. There is a lots of green space, a…read moresoftball/kickball field, picnic areas, tennis courts and a cool playground. some of the playground equipment could use some updating as there are broken parts but there is an accessible ramp for disabled children and a really really awesome rock climbing wall. I spent a lot of time at this park and my only complaint is that for a park that is usually busy they have yet to open the restrooms. countless times we've had to leave because one of us has had to use the bathroom and with no public restrooms around we ended up just going home.

Absolutely stunning state park north west of the SLC area. only $15 for a vehicle, $5 for a…read moremotorcycle. There is so much to do here! Take in the epic views of the great salt lake from up high, walk along the coastline of the lake. There hiking trails up the mountains. There are bison all over to explore and photograph, as well as tons of species of birds to watch. If you're lucky you'll spot some Antelope or long horn sheep. Saw lots and local bicyclists, I imagine it wpuld be a blast to ride. You can park at the entrance and ride in at a small parking lot. The drive down the eastern coast is spectacular and if you don't mind a dirt road you can continue for a little further to the southern tip. Or stop at the pavement and check out the ranch that's been there for generations. What a cool place, I am so glad I got to visit an check it out. Ext time I'll stay for an extended period in one of the campgrounds!!

Gnats were out in force, but overall the best 15 bucks I spent in UT…read more You have to like driving... Went out around 5 and were there for the long sunset. Bison! Dirt roads! Very few other cars! Amazing panoramas! We will be back.

My husband and I came and walked here on a beautiful sunny day, and the views were totally…read moregorgeous. The mountains looked amazing. This place can definitely have some characters but feels really safe during the day. I've never been to the pool or aviary but would love to come back to check them out. Super lively with lots of people. Gorgeous trees.

Liberty Park is a staple in SLC, with plenty of sights to see from an aviary to boat riding, but my…read moreall time favorite thing to enjoy there is sunbathing on the hill. Some other parts of the park can be sketchy, but for the most part, it's very public and it's huge. I frequently come here by myself or with friends, and it's best enjoyed on a sunny day.

Hey, this visitors center was excellent for introducing patrons to the migration of so many bird…read morespecies making stops in Utah. There's also explanations on the importance of our waterways to rail and engineering industries and of course to humans. Stop in the theater for a short film, take a trek on the boardwalk outside or do the 12 mile auto tour around the preserve in your vehicle. We went during hunting season so not many feather friends around this weekend but we did see a beautiful blue crane. Ill go back in prime migration season.

Awesome place. The VC is large and very informative. We didn't have time for the auto tour (they…read moresaid it would take 2-3 hours...approx 36 miles total) but we walked around the VC outside and heard and saw so many fun birds.

Beautiful and peaceful. I've been to the park a handful of times. The trails and views are awesome…read more Totally worth your time to visit.

This park is perfect for a picnic. A nice river is located in one of the trails, and there are all…read moresorts of animals to see. It's a beary nice park.

Was passing through and had a bunch of time to kill before we check into a rental. Ddciddd tk stop…read moreat a park to let the kids play. The city website doesn't include any pictures of their parks so I wasn't sure if it was decent or not. There is a lot of grassy area for running, Two play structures and a lot of a swings. I think one of the play areas is the playground for the adjacent elementary school. There are not restrooms other than a "seasonal" portapotty. There are covered picnic tables.

What a gem! Take a walk, a jog, go fishing, have a picnic, feed the ducks, or relax on a bench and…read morejust enjoy the view. This is has become my favorite park and urban fishing spot. It's clean, spacious and the people are friendly. There are no mountains to the west so dusk hangs in there a little longer and the sunsets are beautiful every night. Fishing here has been good to us. We have caught the biggest rainbow we've ever hooked, at this pond. I was shocked! The bag limit is 2 per person, so it went quick. The 3 of us got our limit under and hour. The rest of the day was catch and release which is just as fun. The trout here are feisty! They are a blast to reel in. When I can't make it into the mountains, Jensen pond works for me. The ducks here are funny and crazy. Not crazy, like Clinton Pond ducks (those are just plain scary). I'm not a fan of giving ducks bread for their health and water quality reasons, but I'll loosen up a bit and let the little one give them some bread once in a while. She loves it, they love it. There's a melting pot of ducks and geese, all unique in their own way and each with a cute personality. If you'd like to take a little walk and get the bod moving, this is a good place. The sidewalk goes around the entire pond. I also noticed a ton of people walking around with their cell phones. So if you're into Pokemon, I think that's what they're doing. Jensen Nature Park is for everyone! Come check it out! Heads up: Be careful around the edges of the sidewalk. There are huge holes. I've rolled my ankles in them almost every time we came. I don't learn my lessons very easily.

It's a decent park to go for a walk or bike ride, but I wouldn't fish here. The lake is murky and…read morelittered with trash :( not a lot, but I still wouldn't trust eating the fish here... it's pretty though and right next to a bike trail

Great place to take your Peach City to-go order and enjoy under the covered pavilion while the kids…read moreplay on the playground. Public restrooms were fairly clean and the lawn was well-manicured. There were a couple of stands to put up a volleyball net.