This park has THE MOST beautiful view! My kids and I come here to get a breather and relax after…read morelong, hard days. It is in a lovely, safe neighborhood and has a huge hill to roll down, a huge soccer field, and even a little play area for kids with small slides and such. There is also a bathroom and some covered tables if you feel like picnicking.

This is a great park for sledding in the winter and soccer in the summer, but I don't love the…read moreplayground. They play structure is bright and colorful but not great for younger kids. There is a fireman's pole at the top of the playground and with it a really high drop off 7 foot or more.

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.

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.

South Ogden is covered in trails and parks but my favorites are the ones along the mountain…read more There's tennis courts, a golf course, playgrounds, picnic areas, and a series of trails that provide a vreen escape from the bustle of the city.

Loved the Gibb loop trail leading from this park! Super easy, despite the sign at the trailhead…read moredescribing it as "sometimes strenuous". I made it a loop by walking down 29th to Taylor back to the 32nd Street trailhead. Despite this last part being in a neighborhood, it was quiet and pretty and I enjoyed it. I wasn't quite sure what to expect from this trail when I realized it was mostly around a golf course. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that a lot of the time, the trail was in a wooded area and I couldn't see the golf course at all. There were lots of birds and butterflies to see. The trail also crossed the water a few times. Bring your hat and sunscreen, there were several long stretches without shade.

We paid $20 to park and when there were no spots available they refused to give us a refund and…read moresaid the $20 parking pass would work as a $3 walk in pass. So they got us to spend $20 instead of $6. They'll happily take your money and refuse to refund you for any reason, even if it's their mistake.

Our stay here with three nights. Beautiful scenery! Clean bathrooms and showers. We also visited…read moreCrystal Hot Springs, which is within 35 minutes.

This is a well maintained, medium size dog park. Bring water for your pooch and to share with…read morefurry friends.

We love this dog park. It's a great place for our Doodle to get out and run, as well as to learn to…read moresocialize with other dogs. Saturday mornings are crazy fun, with a couple dozen dogs running around. This park is about 2 acres in size, with about a third of it being wooded, giving the pups some fun spots to explore. The main area is open, flat, and covered in mulch/wood chips. Unless you don't mind a muddy car, you might want to avoid rainy days. Water isn't provided, so make sure to bring a bowl and water for your dog and 10 of it's closest friends. There are a half dozen benches, and 2 or 3 picnic tables, but they fill up quickly. Most people bring camp chairs to sit in a group and chat with the other doggie parents while the pooches frolic.

Beautiful 9 hole golf course tucked right up into the foothills. It has large greens, but some…read morenarrow fairways and thick forest lining most of the holes make for some challenging play. Maintenance had been lacking the past few years, but the 2015 season was much better. Even the practice green by the clubhouse is in great shape, where it used to be a mess. The clubhouse is retro in the best way, a step right back in time to the 1970s, with great views of the surrounding forest. Too bad the downstairs area is so underutilized, it could be a great cafe/bar area. Green fees and rentals are priced average for the area. But they also have specials throughout the season that makes this one of the better values in the area.

My first playground review. Playground has wood chips…read moreinstead of sand.. it's a small playset but had a good variety of slides to go down. Has a short tunnel slide and a long tunnel slide and also a slide divided into 3 sections. Each section has different texture and shape.. they are shorts but fast... I just about biffed it on the zip zag one. it flung me face forward almost smacked my face but Ba (my grandma) caught my face just in time.. not sure if the slide is a death trap or if maybe I did the sliding of the slide wrong. I blame my shoes. Over all, the Equipment was clean enough and I had fun. I give this playground 3 yelps