Escape to Provo's Urban Playground This Provo park is a…read moreserious vibe. Forget your worries and lose yourself in the maze of walking paths weaving through the trees. Need to de-stress? This is your spot. Kids driving you crazy? Let them loose on the jungle gym and swings while you chill by the pond and watch the fountain do its thing. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly adventure or just a place to escape the everyday, this park delivers. Runners, families, and anyone who loves being outdoors will find something to love here. Pro Tip: This park is perfect for an impromptu picnic. Grab some takeout from a local spot and enjoy lunch with a view.

The is place was BEAUTIFUL! I almost don't know how to put it all into words. My favorite part was…read moreseeing the gardens and how you can volunteer there to help there. It was so peaceful and elegant. It would be a romantic place to go on a stroll or on a date.

This park is great! One entrance in and out makes it easier on those of us with 3-5 year olds. They…read morecan run and play without having to follow them around the entire time.

What a beautiful and clean park! There are 3 pavilions with seating for approximately 100 people…read more The park staff make sure to come by in the morning and afternoon to hose down the pavilion and take out the trash. You must reserve one of the spaces online. Depending on which one and length of time, you could spend as little as $80 for a 4-5 hour time or more for the entire day. The day of the event, the park posts a sign letting everyone know your reservation to ward off any squatters. I liked the Northwest Pavilion the best because there is a small parking lot right next to it (easy for unloading and loading), it's next to the tennis courts, across from the field, and directly against the playground for the kiddos. Also, the bathrooms are conveniently located next to this pavilion and they were really clean. The playground was well kept up and looked like new! It was great to pack all 79 of my family members on and around it for the group photo. Not only does this park have pavilions, but also there are many mature trees which provide plenty of shade or the perfect photo backdrop. This is an ideal park of any gathering!

Fantastic park right next to Mountain View HS and located in the middle of a residential…read moreneighborhood. The city does a great job maintaining it and keeping it clean. They've updated some of the playground since last time we were there. There are a lot of tennis courts, bbq pits and covered picnic tables and baseball fields and soccer fields just across the parking lot.

We brought our 2 y/o. She loved the playground and walking trail. The walking path did have an…read moreoverflow of water from the mountain but we made do

Great spot to watch an outdoor movie with friends! The very top of the park has a great pavilion,…read morefun trees to climb, and jungle gym where you can be cool and bully (some) kids into giving you their lunch money. 10/10 would go again Hi Keith :)

I love how hidden this park is. It's small, but fun. It's a great place to walk your dogs. It has a…read morecool basketball court to shoot some hoops. They also have tables. We picked up some lunch and ate at the park. We had a great time.

Such a fun place. So fun to walk around the reservoir, play in the sand, and even swim or paddle…read moreboard.

Out enjoying the good weather…read more We have been a few times, this time was just to sit and play in the sand, walk around path and play with the ducks!! If you come from out of town it's $10 parking. If you live in Springville you get a free parking pass but you have to get it from the town hall. I did notice they have great bathrooms and changing rooms you can use there!

This is a nice little park with viewing benches, a small sand/gravel path, and a pond. The pond has…read morefish inside it and is complete with ducks as well. There are quite a few trails and pathways that lead to the north side of Utah lake and I've seen people frequent them. I wouldn't recommend the pond for swimming , but it's great for some casual fishing and watching ducks swim around. There are lots of shaded bench areas as well and also areas I've seen people set up hammocks to relax. Quite easy to get to and free street parking. A nice little getaway from the hustle and bustle of Saratoga, Lehi and American Fork.

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

Beautiful little park tucked away and surrounded by trees. Cross the bridge over the river and…read morethere's a duck pond usually full of ducks, a playground, and a wilderness area with a smalls stream. Lots of cute places for a picnic with benches and tables. Spent the morning here and my son loved exploring all around! Lots of little areas for fun. And parking is easy!

The park is beautiful! Lots of trees and has a duck pond. To enter the park, there is a bridge to…read morecross the Provo river. I Love this park.

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.