Short paved walking trail. On the East side of the trail, you will walk between houses, and the…read morecreek. The West side of the trail is overgrown weeds with lots of bees and most it is on dirt. Dogs allowed if kept on leash. Bathroom is available at the near by park. #packitinpackitout #leavenotrace

Potential customers beware! Utah Paddle Board Rentals should not be classified as a business. Their…read morepractices are unethical and criminal. My wife and I rented a jet ski and paddle board from Utah Paddle Board Rentals on July 16th. Joe, the owner, helped us. Very friendly guy at first. We rented a three person jet ski with the aim of having three people on it for the duration of the rental period. Joe assured us it could easily handle three people. As it turned out, the jet ski was far too unstable for three. So we tried it with two people. It was a perfect ride. No issue with it whatsoever. The thing is we didn't want to make one person sit on shore while the other people rode it. I contacted Joe immediately and spoke with him and he agreed that if we returned the jet ski right away he'd give us a partial refund. He also told us he'd get us a few more paddle boards to use for the day for our trouble (which was a promise they failed to fulfill). So we met up with Joe's employees, Ryan and Trevor and handed the jet ski off to them at the Deer Creek dock. We asked them if we needed to put it back on the trailer but they said they would probably take it out on the reservoir for the rest of the day. On our way home we contacted Joe again to finalize the refund he would give us for the jet ski. He told us he would give us $100 back on the $175 jet ski rental plus the total $250 damage deposit. When we said we actually paid $200 for the rental not $175 he suddenly lost his temper and said he didn't have to give us anything back. He said he was done listening and didn't have to do anything for us. We attempted to explain we weren't trying to get more money from him but that we did pay more for the jet ski rental than $175. He kept cutting us off and suddenly put us on hold. When he came back on the line he had realized his mistake. At that point he agreed to give us $125 back on the $200 paid for renting the jet ski and the full $250 back for the damage deposit, a total refund of $375. He told us it would take 2-3 business days for the refund to go through. A few days later we checked our account. There was no sign of a refund. Finally six days later when there was still no sign of a refund and no word or explanation from Joe, we contacted him via text asking if the refund had been made. He left a voicemail saying the refund had not been made because there was damage done to the jet ski. He said the intake had rock damage and that's why we were having issues using it. (However, the day we rented we told him there weren't any mechanical issues with the jet ski, it was simply a stability issue. We told him it worked great with just two people riding). I returned his call to tell him we were never near rocks and the jet ski worked perfectly in our care. Joe again lost his temper and promptly hung up on me. Joe's wife called me within an hour saying "Joe isn't very level-headed in these kind of situations." I told her as I had Joe, we were never around any rocks and the jet ski never had any mechanical issues, but that Ryan the employee said he and Trevor were planning on using it for the day after we passed it off to them. I asked if they had been questioned about it. She responded that the employees weren't available for questioning as they no longer worked there and that it wouldn't even matter if they did because we were the last renters on record. (Although there was no record as Joe never had us sign any release form or rental agreement). Even though we did not damage the machine in the small amount of time we used it, they were still charging us as if we did. She ended by saying we are keeping all your money and that's that, and promptly hung up. As it stands we are working with our credit card company to dispute only the charges Joe had agreed to refund us even though we paid much more. We are attempting to still be fair even though there is no indication of that being reciprocated. We are left stunned having dealt with a "business" that would extort their customers like this. And we are not the first to have this kind of experience with Utah Paddle Board Rentals. Other reviews indicate similar treatment. Our goal is to make other potential customers aware of the the inherit risk of doing business with Utah Paddle Board Rentals.

When you look at the negative reviews they are hardly trustworthy. All complaining about refunds,…read moreso you know when people make mistakes and wants refunds it's always the owners fault. Joe was nothing but great this weekend, him and his wife are fantastic people and very professional. Prices are reasonable and line up with every boat rental place I have ever researched. Great experience will be back all summer until we get our own boat.

My husband and I went on a date to the ropes course at CLAS and we had a really good time! We were…read morefirst drawn to going because of how affordable it was. Only $20 a person! We had instruction beforehand and 2 guides, 1 that led and one that followed. The first guide wore a mask, but the second guide didn't for some reason, but since we were outside we felt safe. The ziplines were very fun and seemed to be well maintained, all but the cleaning of spider webs that we often walked into, yuck! But it was a really fun experience and worth the money for sure! I also wanted to mention that we have taken our kids to CLAS for their Provo River Boat Cruise for both Halloween and Christmas. They decorate each side of the Provo River and you float down a short distance while a guide paddles and tells stories. They have an actor come by in a canoe and gives candy to the kids. It's a short ride, but the price is right and the kids really enjoy it.

I took my 1 and a half year old daughter on the Halloween Cruise. We had a good time. I thought the…read moreboat would be motorized but it's not. It is pretty short of a ride but still fun.

How fun! My pupper got to meet some new friends and helped us get out of the corn maze!read more

We found a new place for our trees!! It was our first time here. Definitely NOT the last. This…read moreplace is AWESOME! Upon arriving, we had a rough start finding the entrance and where to go for parking. The signs are really hard to see at night. And me, with my night time astigmatism, even harder. Lol! Either that or my husband and I are just blind. BUT we found it. Just before the house, there are signs wrapped in Christmas lights and it takes you to the parking area. I was feeling a little bummed out and thought, "ugh this is already a bad review from me." I held on and kept the Christmas spirit (for my son and nephew of course lol). HOW was I going to let my blindness (not being able to see the parking entrance) ruin my experience?! I'm SOOOO GLAD I didn't throw a fit and kept going with the flow. Because BOY!! I tell you, the PERFECT SPOT for me and my little family. I don't like big crowds and crowded areas. This place was perfect. Although, I did wish there were more people because this place is WORTH the visit and trip. It was such a warm and welcoming spot! Definitely a cozy place. I loved that they had a bunch of spots for photo ops and family Christmas pictures! What a smart idea! If you're a photographer looking for a spot for clients, I recommend here. It's cheap to enter, but the photo props are awesome. The difference in the entrance fee if you buy a tree is A GREAT deal!!! The have rope for those traveling in cars (to tie down), they can clip the bottom with a fresh cut and drill a hole. They have a Teepee with a fire pit and smores sticks. Grab your s'mores kit and hangout. The Christmas music playing throughout, just makes it so much cozier. The slides and animals were my son's favorite. The trolley and movie was mine. ;) enjoy a ride while watching a Christmas show?! Of course!! They provided blankets on the trolley as well. Ahh! I can't describe this place enough. You'll have to go and check it out yourselves. Great for families, couples, singles, extended families, and even your fur babies! We decided to set this place for our family tradition tree shopping spot. Love it!!

Kiteboarding (kiteboarding) Instruction on Provo Island (Turks & Caicos) - Robert Bedoya is the…read morebest kiteboarding instructor I have ever met and Long Bay on Provo Island (Turks & Caicos) is outstanding. With shallow warm water and a sand bottom it is possible to totally focus on improving your kiteboarding skills in the safest possible environment. Robert uses his boat very effectively to ensure that his students are safely separated from the rest of the kiteboarders on Long Bay. I can't wait to come back!!

The course was in prestine condition, the greens ran true, and the course itself was picturesque on…read moreevery hole. It was fun to see the elk run through the course as well. I'm from Cali and will definitely be back!!

Only come play this course if you want to play a 5.5 hour round. Pace is so slow. We played so slow…read morethat we asked for a rain check after the front 9 and they wouldn't give it to us because apparently that's the "pace" they play, at this course.

Wonderful golf course. Very green and in good condition. They've built 3 new holes on the bank…read morethat are fun.

My husband and I have not played golf here but we did spend a night in their RV park. Which was…read morelovely. The views here are amazing and seeing the wildlife is a bonus. What a beautiful community. We booked our stay online. There was conflicting information about whether or not pets were allowed. We have a small dog, who we monitor very closely - especially in a golf course situation. We called the pro shop where you check in a few times and it was clear the RV park management was not a priority in their training. Our stay went well until we went to check out and my husband tripped over the grounding post at the electric box. There was a lot of bleeding and I called to ask them to send a manager to help me assess the situation. He never introduced himself, he seemed unclear how to help, although he was nice enough. I told him he might want to add a barrier around the post and might want an incident report in case his injuries were worse than cuts and a bloody nose. So not impressed with the employees, but the place really is nice.

This is without a doubt the most trashed skatepark in Utah County, full of litter and loiterers…read more But it's also one of the best. Skaters will love the street course. Metal lipped ledges and platforms circumvent the bowls and banks area. Transition skaters will dig the 5'/8' kidney bowl. But it's not all good: The concrete's not the smoothest--in part because the amateur parks and rec clean-up decided to sandblast spraypaint off (this park is a big target for weak-sauce, art-free, wanna-be gangsta graffiti). The place is usually a mess (so bring a broom if you plan to skate the bowl). There's no gate to keep the local trash out after dark, so inevitably jr high kids will camp out in a bowl with their Doritos, Little Caesars, and generic 2l Mountain Dews. The final drawback is it's always crowded after 3pm, and typically dominated by bikes and scooters. The biker locals seem easy going. The scooter kids just get in the way. Then there's another crowd, a mixed bunch who don't skate, but bring bikes, yet just sit on the ledges and grass smoking cigs and drinking a mysterious liquid from imitation Sunny D bottles. They always have some girls who seem too young to smoke and a couple butt rockers who are creepy old. Still, come in the morning, or autumn lunch time afternoons. Avoid the crowd. Enjoy a beautiful shred in sight of some of Utah's most majestic mountains.