Great spot for the kids- it's a nice little playground but the main attraction is the zip line…read more Kids can stand or sit while they zip down the cable and it keeps them plenty busy. There's also other stuff to do around the playground and there's plenty of room to run around. I liked that there's a baseball field directly next to the playground so we can bring out the gear and have a fun time before or after the playground.

Good park to go with the little after school or anytime!…read more Super fun and I like to go here it's the closest drive able park and I like to bring my dog here and to play pickleball. Good park chill vibes good place I like it like that.

In my younger days, this was a real hangout. All the kids, hanging out before or after their rec…read moreleague soccer games. All the families hanging out to watch the soccer games, the baseball games, the hopes and dreams of kids in uniforms. It's pure American Saturday morning fun. Indeed, this is more of an organized sports kind of place, but they do have pavilions and a playground. There's a fun summertime 1-2 punch with the Alta Canyon Rec Center, so I like to think of the whole complex as a 4-seasons of fun place. If you're looking to get out, there's even some exercise equipment that you can use to get your heart rate up.

You better bring your sports gear if you're going to Alta Canyon Park…read more Oh no, ACP ain't your normal leisurely stroll park (although you can walk around park of it). It's 7 acres of pure, unadulterated sports: Two baseball diamonds, a soccer pitch, a sand volleyball court, and four tennis courts. It helps that its attached (and, I'm sure in many circles considered part of) the Alta Canyon Sports Center, which itself brings adjacent swimming pools and request ball courts. For the most part, the facilities are of a very high quality. I noticed the grass in the baseball fields is uneven; your outfielders will be rumblin' and bumblin' and stumblin' every time they go after a fly ball. And lest we forget the usual park amenities: A high-quality and spacious playground, two reservable pavilions, and a walking path. Of note, while the Alta Canyon Sports Center is well labeled, the Park is not. The best way to get to it is to turn on to Highland (from 9400 S), and take the subtly marked Candle Spruce Cove. The whole Alta Canyon area is great ... and the park should keep your heart rate up throughout the summer!

This park is always teeming with little ball players and families. It is a very busy park and it…read morewarms the heart to see it so. The neighborhood is also lovely and in the evenings I see children playing on the street, riding their bikes and such like children used to do in old time America. This is such a picture perfect park in a picture perfect neighborhood!

A great neighborhood park tucked away a few blocks up from the Sandy Public Library…read more It's a nice mix: Rolling, hilly fields for play, full-court basketball, baseball diamond, picnic area ... but also a walkway for strolling enjoyment. They have a good playground for the kids and the highest quality outdoor tennis hard courts I've seen in the valley. Fun for the whole family including the dog!

I tried to swing by on a Saturday just a few weeks ago, and this place was packed. Like, zero…read moreparking and people everywhere. Even in the time of COVID when parks are a better option, I noped out. So do take note that when sports are in season, it's full of kids and parents watching games. But today, I stopped by for just a few minutes and it was quiet. Lovely. Shade. The perfect early autumn day with sun high in the sky but temps a lovely weather, and just a few people out enjoying the vibrant green grass that's bounced back after a dry summer. I read my original review just now and the nostalgia came sweeping over me. I have almost no recollection of the incident I mentioned before, where my buddy and I played football with his crush and she threw a block. That same buddy is married to someone else and has four kids now, so apparently the block didn't garner the respect she had hoped for. But I do remember the scholf of my young childhood, being taken away to give my mother a bit of respite and dad coming up with a shoe-golf game that was both fun and free. Today I really took note of the park, and all it offers. There are tennis courts, with lights you can turn on to play after dusk. There are restrooms on the east and west side. And the big empty fields of my youth are now lined with huge mature trees and have been converted into baseball diamonds. There's even a halfcourt basketball hoop on the very east side and a small paved walking path that navigates the circumference of this long, skinny park. It's my favorite part of Sandy, especially down towards main. Sandy has become a strip-mall-and-suburbs-track-housing kind of place, and it's nice to see a bit of the old charm and character in these streets. What a wonderful little park and delightful spot to spend a few minutes this afternoon.

From the owner: One of the City's full-service parks, it contains:…read more 11 picnic tables and a lighted indoor/outdoor pavilion 2 softball fields 3 tennis courts a playground The park covers over 6.5 acres and is adjacent to the City's Parks and Recreation headquarters at (440 E 8680 S).

This is a nice park in Sandy, it pops up in a neighborhood and is easy to pass if you don't know…read morewhat you're looking for. There are four pickleball courts here and at least one tennis court. I love to come here and play pickleball. There's a playground so if you have littles and they don't know how or aren't old enough to play pickleball, there's something for everyone making this a really good park for meeting friends or family anytime of day. It does get fairly hot but there are water fountains and it is close to the Trax station as well as the sandy dog park is walking distance.

This park is the worst. The bathrooms are always locked every single time!!! it was a Major…read moreemergency for us to take my daughter to find a bathroom when she was supposed to be at practice here...

The times I've visited this park have been for the hot air balloon festival, so my experience might…read morebe a little biased. The park seems like it was built for this type of event-the large grassy area and the raised grass space around the perimeter makes for perfect seating and viewing of the balloons below. I'll have to make it a point to come back when there isn't an event to experience the park in it's day-to-day glory. I have a feeling it's still just as nice.

We Love this park! It's close to home, has been updated within the past 3 years I believe. And I…read morehave memories from when I was a kid playing here with my crazy siblings. It's hit or miss when it's busy, but never to busy to take away from the fun. Saturday's they have soccer games going during the morning and early afternoon. You can reserve the pavilion for parties, they have clean bathrooms, tennis courts, jogging trail and so much more.

First of all -- and I know this is just me being a little OCD -- it's Willowcreek Park (one word),…read moreand not Willow Creek Park. The latter is a park in Park City. Even the Sandy City website calls it Willow Creek, but the sign out front clearly shows it as one word, and that's what I'm going with. Now that that's settled, what's there to fuss about? This park is located just south of where Creek Road intersects Highland Dr (2000 East) in Sandy. It's like a large basin, with the parking and pavilion and playground up on the rim of the west side, a trail that traverses the rim, and a large, grassy field at the bottom. It was on that field that I perfected (ha!) the art of throwing a frisbee to myself (wouldn't you like see that?) and where I had to run laps on my youth league soccer team. There's also a tennis court at the park, but I've never played there and don't really recall the condition it's in now that I'm not looking at it. Gone is the slide made out of long, metal cylinders that rolled when you sat on them a la production line. I nearly lost a finger many times, so that's no big loss. The real value of the park lies in the big baseball and soccer field. It's another spot for the massive Sandy Parks & Rec kids to play ball and that's what you'll see here in the warmer months. Other than that, there's a nice pavilion for functions, or just a nice sized park to pop in when you need a little break from the pavement.

My partner and I are on a quest to visit every dog park in the Wasatch Front and this one was next…read moreon the list. It's not the closest to home (for us) but it is in a rather convenient location in Sandy near lots of residences, so it gets lots of love. There's a dedicated parking lot a short walk away from the entrance to the park. In fact, there are two separate areas-perhaps to segregate the large and small dogs. But the day I went, the park nearer to the parking lot was chained off. It's not uncommon to see that when the turf needs time to breath, but that area had no grass. So I'm not sure why it was closed. The side that was open was plenty large. There's a track that circles the park, with a play area on either side. Our dogs prefer to walk with us, venturing off the path to chase an interesting scent or to claim a tree as their own. Plenty of other dogs were chasing balls or each other in the middle area. It's so cute! Can I pet that dog? And that one? I appreciate that there is seating along the path for people to take a break. Benches or seats near trees where there is shade is ideal and they have a few of those.

Sandy City Dog park is the first dog park I have ever taken my dog to and he is twelve years old!…read moreSo he has missed out on a lot of fun at dog parks so I decided I would change that and spice up his life by trying out this dog park. It's gated so most people hang their dogs leashes up on the fence area before entering that way their animals can roam free. It gets hot but there is some shade and some picnic tables so people can meet up for doggy dates or picnics in the afternoon or evening. It stays open pretty late with the days being longer now that it is summer. It's a wonderful dog park with lovely dogs who are all usually fun, friendly, and safe dogs for everyone to interact with.