Nice park, with two play structures for kids, lots of grass, and a cool visitor center with a rock…read morecollection!

Amazing city park with a lower jungle gym and upper jungle gym, Skate park, pavilion, mini…read moreamphitheater, baseball Diamond and hill for rolling down.

I was looking for a place to take a nap and later a walk. I found Lions Park and it is nice. I love…read moreto report on parks, (maybe I like the naps and walks??) so here is the Lions Park report: Volleyball, Baseball, Big Fire pit that could seat 35 in two circles around the pit Nice lawns, Well kept Restrooms Deep Shade so brink a blanket to enjoy the lawn for that nap Group area are there to enjoy as well with a sign up right there in the park Oh and a playground for the little ones too!

Note: Map App sent us to the wrong place!!!…read more But first: This is a great little park for a summer picnic lunch on the way to Moab. The first reviewer described it well, and is the reason why we chose to stop here. We're enjoying the shaded picnic tables, playground, and big grassy field for kicking a soccer ball around. There's also a basketball court, volleyball net on the grass, a little "skate park" with ramps, a drinking water fountain. It was pure luck that we found it, though, because the map app sent us up a gravel road for 4 miles in the wrong direction!!! We turned around after a driving a few hundred yards and the road started to climb (and a group of guys on ATVs gave us curious looks as they drove by) and decided to drive into town in hopes of finding a shady bench, when we stumbled upon it! I'm attaching a photo of the CORRECT location in the map app (Apple, I'm so disappointed in you, your map app is STILL cr*p!)

Clean park with picnic tables. Great stop along State route 89 or Interstate 70. Nice shade…read more Nice playground as well.

This is a fantastic park of traveling with a pet that needs a break from the car! We have stopped…read morehere three different trips and had the entire park to ourselves every time! It is a very big park with a fence between the park and the road. It has many shade trees, sitting areas and a park for the kids! If you need a pit stop I highly recommend!

Incredible state park in Utah…read more As part of our family trip to Utah's National Parks, we stayed at Utah State Parks since they had openings. It was a good choice. This is a nice state park with friendly staff and clean facilities. There are clean restrooms with showers and even a laundry room. Just be sure to bring quarters if you arrive after the visitor center closes. In addition, the park itself has some recreational activities available and is located on historic land with pictographs to find. Very good state park.

Do you like petroglyphs? Do like short and reasonable hikes? Then Fremont Indian State Park is for…read moreyou. As a solo traveler with some mobility issues, I was worried about how much access I would have to various stops on the map from the visitor center. The crew in the gift shop were delightful! They high lighted the ones I could definitely do and I did!! I loved the paved little loop at the visitor center itself that is ADA approved. My favorite was probably the 100 Hands Cave. Just a neat little walk by the creek and a small hill to get to the sight. I forgot my binoculars, so if you go bring some with you! I went on the second weekend in May, so not quite the summer season yet, so it wasn't crowded at all and I spent a couple of hours there.

Came here with some family members to go Tubing. Pretty laid back company that was ran by younger…read morekids. They do a pretty good job with taking care of customers. They supply life jackets and a ride up river for $18 a head. Once in the river you float about an hour & half back to their base. This time of year the river is basically a shallow canal. They call it the Lazy River Float and that's what you get. Fun for younger members and relaxing for the rest. We had a good time and we had about 25 others that seemed to echo our experience too. Tubes & Life Jackets were in good condition. They have a raft trip that goes also. Zip line & endurance course too. You can rent UTV's too.

We were at Big Rock Candy Mountain staying at Caboose Village and booked a Lazy River Float Trip…read more Myself my wife and our grandson were on the trip. Our guide Jordyn was the best. She was good to give us directions and she she even inflated a tube by mouth so my wife could have the tube she wanted. The trip was fun and it was very reasonable price. Next time we may do the whitewater rafting. If you are in central Utah and need an activity look up Big Rock Adventures. 10 out of 10 recommend

The Paiute Trail or Old Spanish Trail runs near Interstate Highway 70 on the west side of…read moreRichfield. It has stamps on the asphalt labeled Old Spanish Trail. It goes south to Snow College and terminates to the north at Main Street by the cemetery entrance. I hiked the paved Paiute trail in autumn when the leaves were changing colors. There are beautiful cottonwood trees at the cemetery near the trail. Foot traffic was light on the trail every time I hiked. Sometimes people ride bicycles on the trail. No motorized vehicles are permitted on the trail. It's a great trail for exercise and stretching legs. I saw people walking their dogs on this trail as well. The only downside to this family-friendly trail was the dog poop along the edges of the trail. Not everyone picks up after their dogs even though the city provides plastic bags all along the trail at stations for disposal. In one photo, I can be seen at a disposal station with a plastic bag packed with dog poop I gladly picked up and disposed of.

We had an amazing time with Stacey. The water was fun for our family. We have two kids ages 12 and…read more15 and it was a great run for them. Stacey was great and kept the ride interesting. If you plan to be in the area or passing through, give this a try!

Had such a great time! Our guide Ryan was the best, he made our experience a memorable one. He was…read morereally knowledgeable and instructed us well since me and my girlfriends haven't been river rafting much. Time flew on the river. I would definitely recommend this for families and friends. Also... the burgers at the restaurant on site were also delicious!

Only GOD forgives you faster than a DOG #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness This is not a dog park, even the name tells you that!! It is the visitor center doggie run!! And just like the visitor center has a bathroom for you it has a bathroom for your dog!! When you enter the dog park you'll notice that the Park picnic tables are outside the fence line? That is probably because it is not a dog park. I have notified Google to change the name because it can be somewhat confusing especially for those people driving by on the freeway. It is much bigger and better than the Love's travel stop dog parks but it's not quite as nice as the one in Beaver at the Shell station! But when you consider what this actually is it is a very nice idea and very convenient if you come here with the right expectations. It does appear though that the visitor center does not like you to take your poop all the way out to the trash can? It seems they prefer you just drop it on the ground right by the poop bag dispenser? Weird, but I'm not from around here