I really enjoy spending time at Art Dye Park. It's one of my go-to spots when I want to go on a…read morewalk or do outdoor activities with my family. The park is huge and has a little bit of everything--open fields, a nice playground, pickleball courts, and peaceful, shaded walking paths. I often play spikeball here with my friends too, and it's a great space for that. The park always feels clean, and there's usually plenty of parking, which makes it super convenient. That said, a few weeks ago during Steel Days, they held a carnival at the park, and it was packed. Parking was really difficult to find with so many people there. But outside of special events like that, it's usually not a problem. Overall, it's a great place to hang out, get some fresh air, and enjoy time with friends and family.

The BEST dog park! It's large, spacious, and well maintained. The other dogs are always friendly as…read moreare the owners. For the most part, the owners are picking up after their dogs. Love the walking trail too to walk around when your furry friend is playing!

I was worried about the reconstruction of this park because i grew up with and loved the old one. I…read moreknow the wood was getting old and left splinters in your hands, but it help a special place in my child heart. Luckily, the new construction was worth the wait! They kept the "castle park" feel (that's what i called it as a kid), but made it more all-abilities friendly. It's well built, cute and fun for all ages. The bathrooms are decent. They have automated flushing toilets and faucets, no mirrors, but functional and open. There are baseball fields across the parking lot as well. Great park.

I grew up coming to Discovery Park and it will forever hold a place in my heart for the "cool"…read morememories! I "wood-n't" be lying if I said it's lost it's cool and while it has shadows of the past with fun equipment all of it is waaay too hot on a sunny day! My 2 year old tried climbing on the equipment and started to scream when she sat down trying to go down a slide that was waaay too hot! Another young toddler had the same thing happen to her. We arrived at the roughly same time as 3 other family and all of us left within 10 minutes because the equipment was too hot. To some extent I get it's out of anyone's control but there is playground equipment that is less conductive of heat creating a better experience for everyone.

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.

When I look for a park, there are a few things that are important to me: trees, places to sit,…read morebathrooms, playground, open field, bathrooms. Evergreen Park has it all! And even a volleyball court to boot! Did I mention bathrooms? This park has plenty of large, mature trees-the crunchy falls leaves all around them made it feel like I was walking through a movie set. Who doesn't love the smell of fall leaves? There is a good amount of open space for running around-and a modest hill that I'm sure hosts some young sledders in the winter. That's my kind of sledding! If you're hosting a party or a picnic, there is a nice pavilion available. A decent sized playground area will keep the kids entertained and the gender neutral bathrooms are much appreciated! Up for a game of volleyball? Sure, you can do that too! Of all the great features of this park, my favorite is the Free Little Library up at the top of the hill. Not technically a part of the park, but I'm gonna include it anyway. Take a book, leave a book. Sit under a beautiful tree and read. I can't think of a better way to spend an afternoon.

Beautiful park! They made and designed this so well! It's hard to find a park that has all the…read morethings you want: a splash pad with a water path, a playground for 2 year olds (very hard to find), a playground right next to it for middle aged kids (which makes it amazing for play dates!!), and then clear across the way to the other side of the park is a playground made for older teens and maybe teens. So nicely put together! Caters to basically every age. And there's two basketball stands. Large grassy area to walk with friends and family. Well done, Lehi!

Very fun with lots of parks and space for sports and activities. Splash pad is fun and the park is…read moregreat for kids all ages since there are 3 with 1 for bigger kids and the other 2 for young kids and another for all ages

One of the first things I notice about a park is the trees-and I am judgy about that. If the trees…read moreare small or sparse, the park is less appealing to me. Hey, I know-but I'm a mature landscape snob. No shade to new development, but the bigger trees tug at my heart. Yes, pun intended. Good catch. Rotary Park has some solid, large trees. These suckers provide ample shade and enough beauty to be the backdrop to any family picnic. I'm not sure they'd be good for climbing, sorry kids. The limbs are so high up that you'd need a ladder to get up there. Let's not try that, mmmkay? In addition to trees, there's a nice playground, a large pavilion with tables and a few rec courts for basketball, etc. You can spend an afternoon here easily.

This was a perfect stop for what I was looking for which was a place to take my dog to run around…read more The parking is super easy, and there's plenty of it. There was really no one there when I got there on a late weekday afternoon. I have a special place in my heart for baseball fields 'cause they remind me of the old days of when I used to play. This park in general is quite big, and I dig the huge trees and living grass (hey, it's worth mentioning!) There's a playground for kiddos and some bathrooms, but not sure if they're open. There is a skatepark + smaller park down the road a bit, too, which is nice if you wanna switch it up.

Large open space for playing sports. There's a small playground, more suited for small children…read more Lots of large trees that provide shade.

Heritage Park consists of a playground, lots of green space, a pavilion with 7 tables, restrooms,…read moreand a sand volleyball court. There is lots of shade provided from the trees, and there's a cute little stream that runs along next to it! There is also an area to play "frisbee golf" within the park. However, the goals are just painted poles with numbers attached. This park is perfect for playing sports, hosting a family reunion, eating a picnic, or resting in the shade on a Sunday afternoon. It's also a fun area to walk around, as there are 2 bridges over the stream, and the Cedar HIlls Parkway Trail runs right through it. It's nothing to be utterly amazed by, but it's a nice park for what it's worth.

Such a fun park! There's plenty of spots to grill, fish and to hangout. This is a great, lovely…read morespot to be at in summer. I was surprised at how clear the water was, and the number of ducks on the pond! I'm excited to come here and fish sometime

I once saw 3 kids dragging headless barbie dolls connected to yarn strings around, they were…read morechanting "all hail barbarious rex"!!!

This is a new park in the area! Large park with lots of room for play, relaxing and walks! Shaded…read moreplay areas and lots of places to sit make this another perfect park in this area!

I would rate this 4 or 4.5 stars. I appreciate the new, modern playground. I heard that it used to…read morebe a different playground and they completely redid it. I think that adds a lot of value to an area. However, the area surrounding, with the houses and all, seemed run down.

Attended the Family Festival after the Rodeo Days parade. It was clean and I loved all the trees…read morefor shade because it was very hot! Park was clean, bathrooms were clean. Playground was busy but clean.

One of Lehi's best and oldest parks. There are four large pavilions on each corner of the park. The…read morenortheast pavilion is right next to the younger kid playground (3-5 yrs) but also near the larger playground, swings, and bathrooms. It also has a working water fountain and spout if needed. Reserve it through the city if you can; it's the best one. I love have much variety and height this playground has. My children have so much fun here. It also feels safer so I feel confident letting my 3 year old wandering and climb on it as well. There is plenty of grass area for dogs to run and yard games to play on, if that's what suits you as well. Very well kept and beautiful park. I just wish I knew more about who Margaret Wines was whom this park is honoring.