Insanely amazing park. Has a water section with a Viking shop. Two huge play structures that have 4…read morehuge spiral slides. Swing set area, rock climb area. Honestly anything you wish a park could have this has. Every city should have a park as amazing as this.

We went to Cook Family Park for the first time today and it is a must visit for any family. My kids…read moreloved it, they have multiple areas and actives for all ages. Playground is large, lots of different levels. Multiple slides, climbing structures, bridges, animal statues to explore. They have a zipline and swings (multiple types). Along with the park they have a skate park, pump track and gated soccer area. Multiple open grass fields as well. When visiting the splash pad was still under construction as workers seemed to be sealing the concrete. It looks like it's almost done. It will be cute boat style splash pad. Lots of shaded table areas, multiple bathrooms and drinking fountains.

My son Brons (10 years old) has been training at LEUB for about two months now. Tanner L. Has been…read morevery attentive and a great mentor/coach. Brons gets reps and more traditional training at his team's practices, but at LEUB he gets more focused and specialized fundamental work. Can't wait to see where he's at after a full year with LEUB. Tanner also shows genuine interest in the kids he coaches and you can feel that he wants each one to succeed, but he also expects them to put in their full effort.

I love community centers. They are full of people that usually live close to each other and are…read moregathered for a central purpose-whether that be working out, attending a class or other activities. And the Pleasant Grove Community Center has it all...or mostly. It's a fairly large facility that offers just about everything that you'd expect in a community rec center-except an indoor pool. I visited last night to walk the track (it is too cold for me to walk in the evening around the park, like I might usually do) and I noticed that there were signs on the doors saying that masks were required, but almost nobody was wearing them inside. There were posters all along the walls advertising fun events (chess clubs, hiking groups, gymnastics, etc.). This seems like a fun place, and if I lived closer, I'd likely buy an annual membership. But since I was just in the area temporarily, I likely will stick closer to home.

Nice, clean rec center in P.G. Inexpensive entry fee too. Even has a little snack bar which is…read moreunusual for most Rex centers.

Clean. Well managed and well tended. Kid friendly and plenty of open spaces. Walking track is…read moreplenty long and scenic.

Love it! Very maintained and beautiful! They have lots of activities to do from playgrounds splash…read morepads and volleyball. Lots of space to run and play. Great for the family

Our family loves the Orem Fitness Center. There is always something to do there. Wether you are…read moregoing to workout or to swim as a family or use their indoor playground my kids never want to leave. If you go to workout there is a wide range of machines to can accommodate most workouts. Without gymtimidation. They have a lot of equipment and space for this as well. If you come to swim they have 2 pools with lap lanes as well as a kids area with a river and slide and jungle gym in the pool. They also have a hot tub and steam room for adults. They have a daycare for while you workout that is very reasonable in price. As well as an indoor playground to use. They have racquetball courts and a few basketball courts. The facility is always clean and the employees usually are friendly and always seem happy to work here.

This review is specific to the Orem Rec/SCERA Summer Swim Team…read more I was disappointed with the program. I did it when I was a kid and had a great experience. The program has certainly gone down hill since then. -The coaches provided no guidance or instruction. - The coaches had no real training program for the kids, they would just cycle through a couple of strokes without any other practice. - Despite repeated email and in person requests our kid never got the swim cap nor t-shirt that was supposed to come with the program.

Good updated park with newer equipment. Medium size, lots to do. The blue park is an accurate…read morepicture of the park here, not the yellow slide pictures. There are also swings, but I didn't want to take photos with all the kids in them since the swings were occupied the whole time. There's a basket ball court and large field as well as tennis courts.

A nice quiet park with a big playground, tennis courts, swings, basketball and restrooms.read more

I loved the Karl Malone training center. me and mom friend evie a. always go there. she is the GOAT…read moreat basketball. She jumps up and his a three. I always try to shoot a basket but i get cramps in my back from when i had to pick up jimmy's cars #mom life! in conclusion, this place was so fun for evie a she is the legit boss at basketball and i am the number one star bench player!

It surprises me that Karl Malone would attach his name to a facility that is so poorly kept up…read more There are foot high weeds/grass that needs mowing and the inside appears to be at least fifty years old although it's fairly new. The walls and baseboards are in need of repair and the metal chairs' seats slope downward and were so uncomfortable. It was a tough hour watching the basketball game because the chairs were so awkward and some even bent up. But on the plus side, It is conveniently located off the freeway in Lehi in a neighbor and there's ample parking.

Avoid this business at all costs. They canvassed our neighborhood with flyers advertising…read morebasketball tryouts. We gave them a try and regret it. Such a waste of money. It is ran by a husband and wife team (Tim & Crystal Huang). They charged a non-refundable $25 fee for basketball tryouts & we gave it a shot. Hundreds showed up. Seems all kids made a team level. They promise you an elite program but fall short. Business acumen is just not there. In just a couple short months we shelled out over $500 with little to no return; playing time or constructive learning. Monthly dues are $135/mo; not including uniform, tournament, league fees. Our child made the highest level team, but it was a mess. We lost half our team in 2 mos. as parents left. They have you sign a year long contract and are unafraid to threaten parents with attorneys & fees. It's just not worth it. Skills trainings are one size fits all approach & crammed with over 30 to 40 kids. We also got an unpaid coach who was tasked with coaching more than one team in exchange for freebies for him and his child (who also played on our team). We found a better team to play on w/o paying $135+ monthly fees.

Lack of organization and consistency makes this club very unprofessional. Not to mention our son's…read morecoach was rarely in attendance and we paid an extra fee for a professional coach. What a joke! The players were great. Everything else about this place made this experience very negative. So glad to be done!

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.

Heritage Park consists of a playground, lots of green space, a pavilion with 7 tables, restrooms,…read moreand a sand volleyball court. There is lots of shade provided from the trees, and there's a cute little stream that runs along next to it! There is also an area to play "frisbee golf" within the park. However, the goals are just painted poles with numbers attached. This park is perfect for playing sports, hosting a family reunion, eating a picnic, or resting in the shade on a Sunday afternoon. It's also a fun area to walk around, as there are 2 bridges over the stream, and the Cedar HIlls Parkway Trail runs right through it. It's nothing to be utterly amazed by, but it's a nice park for what it's worth.

Large open space for playing sports. There's a small playground, more suited for small children…read more Lots of large trees that provide shade.