New splash pad is half built, baseball diamonds are well kept. This park has loads of amenities:…read moretwo playgrounds with slides and swings, a small climbing wall, basketball and tennis court, two pavilions, a fire pit, jogging path, multiple bathrooms, plenty of picnic tables, two or three sand volleyball courts and lots of open space for soccer, football, frisbee, yoga or three-legged racing. They even have a new official lacrosse field, I think, at the far southeast end. I saw them practicing but didn't walk over there to verify it. It's an oddly laid out, meandering park due to various additions over the decades, and much of it is hidden from the road. Frequented by locals, it can get busy, but the kids love all the other kids to play with. I just wish they had more full grown trees in the newer areas for us parents to relax under..maybe a cork tree for when I feel like smelling the flowers like Ferdinand.

Personally seen what they do and the only think I can say is that they do a great job. The most…read morerecent job they did for our community here in North Logan was amazing couldn't ask for more.

Family friend place to wet a line and have a good chance at decent (10-14") rainbow trout. I had…read moresuccess on brown zebra midges (#16-#18) and a blood worm (#16) pattern.

Stinky water, full of algae and often a few pieces of garbage and a dead oxygen-starved fish or…read moretwo. Small to medium sized fish, trout being the most visible, live here year-round. Kids under 12 can fish here without a license, but it is usually slow going. These fish have seen it all, they're the survivors. The surrounding park is open, green, clean and peaceful. I wish the pond was cared for the same way. I do like the large dock it has to fish from and the mature shade trees. Though it has it's issues, it is still a very peaceful spot to relax and have a picnic with the kiddies.

This pond is a beautiful little place, convenient to a lot of the rentals and places to stay in…read moreGarden City. It's super accessible, you can drive right up to it. It has a portapotty on site, and little benches for you to sit and fish or just enjoy the view. The possession limit is 2, kids over twelve need a license. There's definitely fish in there, I've caught more than a few myself. But more than anything it's relaxing, and particularly beautiful during the sunset hours.

Used a clear plastic bubble tied to 6ft leader with 2 pound test, with a California mosquito tied…read moreto the end of it. I either caught a fish or got a hit on every cast. I only use catch and release style when I go fishing. It was a fun way to watch the sunset. Fishing license required.

GOT SO SUN BURNED…read more If you're going to come to this beach, bring sunscreen, for sure. My husband and I met our friends up there and I got one of the worst sunburns I've gotten In forever. Super painful sleeping and sitting, getting in and out of the car! It's secluded though so we got to raft along with no big tide and not having to worry about getting claustrophobic.

It was wonderful I love seeing the nature I like jumping into the water the trees were beautifulread more

I went to the Logan Aquatic Center for the first time a couple of Sundays ago and was impressed by…read morethe local culture. Pool regulars had erected tents, set up beach umbrellas, and laid out vast swaths of blankets and towels to stake their claim upon the grassy area near the slides. Others allowed their belongings to spill across picnic tables and pool chairs. However, these areas had all been deserted in favor of the crystal clear pools and curling slides. In all, there are three pools at the Logan Aquatic Center: a lap pool, a leisure pool, and a diving pool. There are also two moderately-sized water slides. Concessions are available, though I didn't check them out. Life jackets are available to rent for free for the duration of your visit. My companions told me that the place is a zoo on Saturdays. Though it was busy on Sunday, it wasn't crowded. One good reason to go on Saturday (if you qualify) is that people with disabilities and their families can swim for free from 9-11:30 am. I found regular admission to be surprisingly cheap. For $5, I could swim all day. The Logan Aquatic Center is a great place to spend the day! I'm glad I went and will definitely return before the end of the summer.

Well done community pool, very popular daily and crazy busy on Saturdays. Has hydro-fit water…read moreaerobics classes in the evenings that are great fun, staying in shape swimming under the stars. Their two water slides aren't amazing but are adequate. Locker room is kept pretty clean. There is plenty of room here for future expansion, like possibly building a covered indoor pool like Kearns Oquirrh Rec Center did a few years back in the Salt Lake City area. There's plenty of room for a splash pad too. Honestly, it may be more of a 3.5, but it's well kept, has adequate safety team, and I enjoy lounging on their freshly mown lawn.

Great location right on the water. The sun can be rude and burn you without any sun protection…read more Nice clean resort with a very family friendly environment.

Great staff that maintains a great course with food and beer available:…read more It has amazing views and great golf course facility. Northern Utah gem!

If you're not from Cache Valley there's a good chance you've never heard of this course. But that…read moreshouldn't stop you from taking the beautiful drive to Birch Creek to play a round. They have a very well-kept 18 hole course with a large driving range as well. The course can be pretty tough. They do have quite a few mature trees, some occasional creeks, and other fun obstacles. I remember getting stuck in a sandtrap here once and it probably took me 4-5 strokes to get out - pretty embarrassing, but then again the sand has never been my specialty. The clubhouse is gorgeous and offers breathtaking views. My cousin even chose to get married here and her wedding and reception were amazing! My work has had a couple of golf tournaments here and they've always been pretty good in my opinion. This place is without a doubt one of my favorite courses in Utah.

We showed up at 8:20pm with a large group and they said they were already closed…read more The website clearly says open until 9:00. Not a fan of lazy worker bees... I rate it a minus if I could

While this is fun for the family, the advertised hours say 10am opening, and no one arrived until…read more10:30am to start, with about 20-30 of us waiting for half an hour on a Sunday in August. In peak travel season, its not polite to no be open when advertised. I would understand if this were off season, but peak August? It seems this place has maybe high school or college aged kids running it? Please maybe try and work together to make sure places and things open on time and staff arrive on the time that's advertised.