My brother, father and I decided to go check this place out on beautiful spring day, to take a…read morebreak from skiing. The facility was beautiful and well maintained. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Catching the keepers in the main ponds was not much of a fishing challenge, but still fun. They clean the fish for you right on the spot and we came home with a couple of meals for all of us. You could easily catch as many as you want, but for price consideration we stopped at 3 a peice. We brought a fly rod and the three of us shared time fishing the trophy pond, that is catch and release. That was also super fun and more of challenge than the keeper ponds. After fishing we walked around the grounds for a bit which was also nice. I highly recommend a visit.

Gorgeous grounds, and the people who owned it were beyond helpful, you can tell this place is well…read moreloved! I've never seen so much trout in one place! You could tell they were really healthy! Over the years, I have introduced many people to this place and everyone has simply loved it. If you wanna just get away, relax for a few hours, this is the place to go.

What a gem! Take a walk, a jog, go fishing, have a picnic, feed the ducks, or relax on a bench and…read morejust enjoy the view. This is has become my favorite park and urban fishing spot. It's clean, spacious and the people are friendly. There are no mountains to the west so dusk hangs in there a little longer and the sunsets are beautiful every night. Fishing here has been good to us. We have caught the biggest rainbow we've ever hooked, at this pond. I was shocked! The bag limit is 2 per person, so it went quick. The 3 of us got our limit under and hour. The rest of the day was catch and release which is just as fun. The trout here are feisty! They are a blast to reel in. When I can't make it into the mountains, Jensen pond works for me. The ducks here are funny and crazy. Not crazy, like Clinton Pond ducks (those are just plain scary). I'm not a fan of giving ducks bread for their health and water quality reasons, but I'll loosen up a bit and let the little one give them some bread once in a while. She loves it, they love it. There's a melting pot of ducks and geese, all unique in their own way and each with a cute personality. If you'd like to take a little walk and get the bod moving, this is a good place. The sidewalk goes around the entire pond. I also noticed a ton of people walking around with their cell phones. So if you're into Pokemon, I think that's what they're doing. Jensen Nature Park is for everyone! Come check it out! Heads up: Be careful around the edges of the sidewalk. There are huge holes. I've rolled my ankles in them almost every time we came. I don't learn my lessons very easily.

It's a decent park to go for a walk or bike ride, but I wouldn't fish here. The lake is murky and…read morelittered with trash :( not a lot, but I still wouldn't trust eating the fish here... it's pretty though and right next to a bike trail

Causey Reservoir is one of my favorite places to go paddle boarding in Utah! I love this reservoir…read moreso much, it's so beautiful. No motorized boats are allowed on this reservoir, so it's the perfect place to kayak, canoe, paddle board, or just bring a floaty and float around. There's also a bunch of cliff jumping. There's no beach, so the main activity here is being in the water. The water is a beautiful color, the scenery is gorgeous. I just love this place so much! I would definitely recommend getting here early, especially on the weekend, as the parking lot fills up quickly, and the reservoir gets crowded. We got here around 9am and it was the perfect time. By the time we left around 1pm, the parking lot was completely full and there were a ton of people out on the reservoir. Even with the volume of people on the water, it never feels too crowded. There's no overnight camping here, and it's completely free to access this reservoir, which is one of the reasons its so popular. A beautiful place to spend the day!

Kayaking at Causey Reservoir near Huntsville, Utah, was an absolute blast! The crystal-clear waters…read moreare perfect for a peaceful paddle or a day full of adventure. https://youtube.com/shorts/J-ih7Wbg-pY We loved exploring the hidden coves and taking in the stunning mountain scenery. The reservoir offers a little bit of everything--cliff diving, rope swings, and even some fantastic fishing spots. It's an outdoor lover's paradise, and the serenity of the area is unbeatable. Whether you're looking for excitement or just want to relax on the water, Causey Reservoir is the place to be. Can't wait to return!

Our stay here with three nights. Beautiful scenery! Clean bathrooms and showers. We also visited…read moreCrystal Hot Springs, which is within 35 minutes.

My spouse took me to Hyrum for the first time last year a place his family has been going to for…read moreyears and I fell in love with the fishing, beach and views. Wish it was a little bigger maybe more spread out but still fine. Campsites fill up fast. They do need to put fire pits at ALL the campsites. Camping isn't really camping without a fire

Family friend place to wet a line and have a good chance at decent (10-14") rainbow trout. I had…read moresuccess on brown zebra midges (#16-#18) and a blood worm (#16) pattern.

Stinky water, full of algae and often a few pieces of garbage and a dead oxygen-starved fish or…read moretwo. Small to medium sized fish, trout being the most visible, live here year-round. Kids under 12 can fish here without a license, but it is usually slow going. These fish have seen it all, they're the survivors. The surrounding park is open, green, clean and peaceful. I wish the pond was cared for the same way. I do like the large dock it has to fish from and the mature shade trees. Though it has it's issues, it is still a very peaceful spot to relax and have a picnic with the kiddies.

Nice park, far above Logan City where the air is cleaner! Small pond for fishing. Catch and…read morerelease. Great view. Good for dogs, next to excellent bike and biking trails. Has restroom and water drinking fountain.

It is so beautiful and peaceful here. We love to go up just for the day during the summer to enjoy…read morethe cooler weather there.

I love the outdoors. This is a beautiful place, I will come back again. The chipmunks in the bush,…read morelittle ice cold streams running. I was up their in the middle of summer, it snowed a little right when we got their.

Angler's Den was my first stop before hitting the road to my favorite fishing hole. Jeff went out…read moreof his way to make me feel welcome, share some fish stories, and find the product I needed. The man in front of me was a proud elderly angler, and Jeff gave him his full attention. The selection is mind-boggling. Anything you need, they have, and it was generally easy to find what I was looking for. The store was super clean, the workers were really kind, and the prices were fair. I will definitely be back!

Great store with many options for fishing as well as gear. Staff were extremely helpful. Good…read moreparking as this is a good location near the interstate and fishing areas.

absolutely stunning place. they have bathrooms and you're able to kayak and fish there. they also…read morehave trails there too.

While the beauty of Logan Canyon itself is hard to top, Tony Grove Lake is absolutely stunning…read more You will find the lake, nature trail, and campground at the end of a long side road off hwy 89 in Logan Canyon. When I visited, it was late afternoon on a Saturday in July. The parking lot was completely full, but we got lucky and were able to grab a spot just as someone left. It was clear that many people had enjoyed activities in the lake earlier in the day (swimming, kayaking, and fishing), due to the state of the restrooms and all of the large amount of sleepy-looking children sitting around. Since we weren't planning to go in the water, I think we arrived at the perfect time of day to enjoy the scenery. The nature trail around the lake was beautiful, especially with all the wildflowers blooming! I'd recommend doing the full trail, which is just 1.2 miles around with approximately 60' elevation gain (more of a walk/stroll than a hike). Seeing all of the different types of wildflowers up close was incredible! If you would prefer to sit and enjoy the views instead of walking around the lake, I'd recommend brining your own chairs, as there were only a few tables and benches scattered around. After enjoying the trail, we drove through the campground and found it to be very pretty. There were lots of large pine trees, allowing for a fair amount of privacy for nearly all of the sites. Tony Grove would be a great stop on the way through Logan Canyon, but is also a destination in itself. Try to visit mid-summer to avoid the snow and catch the wildflowers in full bloom!

While it is small, it's a great place for a relaxing picnic, throwing the frisbee or football…read morearound or even doing a little people watching. Little kids love feeding the ducks and geese or wading in the shallows, while older kids often cliff jump on the south side or off the bridge. Some even canoe and kayak here. It used to get fished a lot, but I don't see that as much these days. Fisherman do come more in the mornings. They took out many of the shade trees which was a mistake. They really should have rerouted the roads and expanded this park long ago..bring back the volleyball, add a nice pavilion, bring in loads of sand and expand it to a proper beach. Oh well, I'll enjoy it as is.