I do like to come here, but it's so big that I can't just let me kid run in and have fun, they get…read morelost. The toddler area is fun for older toddlers but there's not a lot of space for little to crawl outside the ballpit, because there's a ton of adults watching their babies. There's also a lot of older kids that enter and start jumping into the ball pit, which makes me worry about somebody getting hurt. If the space was bigger and it was more clear that it was only for little, it would be better. It's generally clean but compared to the one in Spanish fork it doesn't seem as well maintained. I definitely think this is a great spot for 6 years +. Anybody who has kids lower in age should expect to have to go in and follow their kid around.

My kids love it here and the single point entrance and exit to the play area make it easy to keep…read moretrack of my three little ones. Also had a birthday party here and it was an easy set up, low maintenance and a good price. They do a discount if you are a member. Worked out well. Would like to see a few more hand sanitizer stations, but just a personal preference.

I love how all the new parks in Utah County are putting in splash pads! And I love how they are…read moreeach unique. The round blue climbing thing is so creative and the kids love it. Take note that there is NOT a lot of shade here. It's a new area so all the trees are small still and there is only one large pavilion with tables. *Bring your own shade is highly recommend. My only wish is that this, and every park now, would add shade to the playgrounds. It would be so helpful for extremely hot days.

Perfect place to take the family on a summer evening! The splash pad is huge, with great options…read morefor the smallest family member, all the way up to older kids. Everyone will have fun. The playground is also fun, and crawling with kids. Definitely geared towards kids a little older, but my daughter (18 months) still enjoyed walking around and climbing around on some of the things geared towards littles.

Perfect way for my daughters (ages 7 and 3) to burn energy and have a ton of fun while doing so on…read morevacation in the area! We got walk in day passes which allowed us to access both pools. My girls enjoyed the indoor splash pad and pool area (especially the basketball hoops and boogie boards). The other pool was much deeper but offered lap swimming and an obstacle course that the older kids were enjoying. There were multiple lifeguards for safety and life vests for the littles, which i appreciated. The pool was clean, as were the locker rooms. A positive overall experience.

We were in town on vacation and just needed something low key for the grandkids (ages 5, 3, and…read more2.5). They had a blast! There was a playground in the pool, but also open space for other kiddos and family to play in.

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.

Even though the 200 ft pyramid gives my mama heart an attack imagining my children descending to…read moretheir deaths, this park provides fulfilling entertainment for my older children as well as my younger. While my 10 and 8 year olds fulfill their mountaineering dreams my little can bring me peace swinging on the baby secure swings and preschool fire truck slide. This park also provides basketball courts, large grass field, stage, bathrooms, water fountains (yes, more than one), spout, and a large pavilion with picnic tables. It's one of our go-to family gathering, birthday party, and picnic parks.

Cute park! My kids love coming here. I wish parks were this cool when I was a kid. The only thing…read morethat could make this place better is shade over the play structures. When we came to the park it was crazy hot. The pavilion is a nice place for parties and has plenty of shade!

They have tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts (for kids) with light. Plenty of parking space…read more They have restrooms available but they're not very clean. The playground has various swings and slides.

There is something here for everyone…read more They have lots of basketball courts (I think 6). What I love is that the hoops are adjustable so my young kids can make baskets. They have six pickleball courts that are always in fantastic condition. They also have a couple of tennis courts. The playground itself is super fun. My kids (3, 5, and 8) love climbing on all the different ropes and apparatuses and such as. They also have the little zipline things that you can sit on. Definitely a hit for youngsters and adults alike. In the summer they even have shave ice available for purchase. The Murdock Canal Trail goes right next to the park so you can go on a bike ride or walk right up to the park.

My family of 5 and I LOVE this place. We have been Fat Cat Gold Members since the day it opened and…read morehave found tremendous value. Their luxury movie seats are the creme de la creme! I love that you can order food online or at the counter and have it delivered to your seats. I love the popcorn its always delicious and fresh. We love bowling here and using the arcade. There are a variety of staples when it comes to games for us and multiplayer game options are high up on our list. They do such a great job rotating to have snazzy new games and updating their center. I am impressed. For cleanliness, I do feel like things get cleaned well and regularly though it could always be done more with how many families come through. They do so many extra mile thoughtful things that need to be highlighted though. My favorite of which was the extra diapers that are always available in multiple sizes in both the Men's and Women's bathrooms!

I went to Fat Cats on a Wednesday...and it was not Very…read morebusy, but I booked a movie and then ordered snacks. The staff were pleasant and helpful. The snacks were fresh....i love fresh Popcorn , especially Movie Popcorn.... I'll be back!

Very clean bathroom and showers at the fox den. I should also mention that there's HOT showers! My…read morefriends said that it's the newest area opened at Derr Creek. It's well worth the $60/day fee with full hookups. The campsite also has clean fire pits, picnic tables, and a water spout. It's dog friendly and other campers are good about keeping their dogs on a leash. There's a boat ramp and a nice walkway to the "beach." There's a few picnic tables that I saw people enjoying their lunch at. It's fairly quiet and during the day since everyone seems to be on the water. Everyone respects quiet time at 10pm so it was a pleasant experience!

I think this might be my favorite reservoir to visit in Utah. The view of Mount Timpanogos is so…read morestunning! There's a sandy beach to lay out on, and grass patches in the shade as well. There are lots of pavilions and plenty of bathrooms. I've come here a few times over the years for the 4th of July, and even though it's probably one of the busiest days here, there's always plenty of room on the beach for everyone. The parking lot here is another story. They have extremely limited parking in their main lot, and then some over flow parking across the street. If you're coming on a holiday weekend or probably just a weekend in general, it's important to get here early. We had part of our group get there around 9am and they got one of the last spots in the main spot. We got there around 10:15am and were able to park in the overflow across the street, but once that's full you CANNOT park on the road, you'll get towed or ticketed, as we witnessed happen to many people on the 4th. A little ways up the road there is a pull off to park in, however you have to walk along the highway to get back to the state park. We've done it before, and it's not ideal. There's a gorgeous hike here to Chair Rock - I found a trail guide for the hike from Girl on a Hike's blog and it's a steep but VERY rewarding hike. When I did it a few years ago, no one else was there, and the views are absolutely stunning.