I love this park it has options for everyone pickle ball courts and a play ground for kid the Bonus…read morewas clean restrooms with soap and that's better then most gas stations have. Awesome the men were there cutting the grass while we were there.

While the tennis courts, playground and pavilion are all nice.... The half acre of steep rocky dirt…read moreneeds to be taken care of. Overall this is a good little park. Just have to make sure little kids don't go towards the back end of the lot.

Fun park. Nice big shade trees. My kids love dancing on the stage and enjoy the tall twisty slide.read more

A cute park with plenty of grass right next to the community center and across from an art…read morebuilding. It's decorated for Christmas right now with a big, beautiful tree that lights up at night. I felt very calm and relaxed here. The only downside was that the park is right next to a main road, so not the safest for small children and maybe not the most quiet park. Still so beautiful.

I can't believe this is free.... We took our kiddos here in the early afternoon and they had a…read moreblast. My kiddos would go back and forth between the play structure and splash pad and they LOVED it. This place is a gem!

This is a cute, quiet little park. There is playground, a path that goes around the entire park, 2…read morehorse shoe pits, a basketball court, several picnic tables and charcoal grills. The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because it does NOT have any restrooms.

Came to the park to have a late lunch so my boys could play on the playground and enjoy the warm…read moreweather. Enjoyed the majority of the time until two enormous ducks arrived expecting to be feed. They were like 40 lbs, what do people feed them? Lonny Boy's? They were wagging their tails and were surprisingly quick for their size. We moved three times and but they continued to follow us expecting their share, so we had to depart.

Popped in on my drive north to Salt Lake City to play some disc golf. An 18 hole course with a…read moremoderate play level. Lots of open shots. Some levels of difficulty, especially near the water. Saw a guy in a wet suit and flippers, diving into the water to recover discs that had fallen. I lost two discs here on hole 8. Sad day. The park itself was quiet midday when I arrived. It's well kept and maintained. The grounds keeper was onsite maintaining it during my time there.

Dogs are not allowed here at Stout Park, but Hurricane Dog Park is right next door, so you still…read morehave a nice grassy place to take your fur kid. Stout Park has a huge open grassy field. There's a covered picnic area with benches and picnic tables and BBQ grill. The playground is right next to the covered picnic area. The park seems well taken care of and there's a private parking lot. There is a sign that says the park closes after dark.

Looks great for having parties. My kids loved the playground. Lots of parking. Nice restrooms…read more Beautiful view. Gorgeous park.

This park is very nice! It offers different playground for different age children. There are a lot…read moreof pavilions, some big and some small. Plenty of grass to run around on. A walking/bike trail. Oh, and an amazing view of Zion and Pine Valley Mountain! The bathrooms are nice and very clean. This is a great park for birthday parties, pic-nics, reunions, play dates or to just stop and enjoy the views!

This is a local city Park is about 3 acres. It has large grass area with shade trees that are large…read moreenough to throw good shade. Best part is a playground with lots of things for the "Littles" to play. It has a good sized Bowery with shade , tables and garbage cans. There's a small basketball court with one basket. A bonus is a paved walking trail on the north side adjoining the park. It's never really to crowded which is so nice. It also has restrooms.

This is a small, but good park. The restrooms were clean and well maintained. The playground was…read moreaccommodating for both younger and older kids. There are benches in the Sun, as well as tables under a pavilion. There's a minuscule water park open from April to October.

This is a paved Trail that runs parallel to Washington Parkway on the south and crosses over to…read moreSienna Hills subdivision. It's runs behind houses and through the backside of a large wash and past Sienna Hills Park. It's nice because you can see all sorts of wildlife. Being paved or concrete in some areas you can always make the trek without worry of the elements. We see Cottontail Rabbits, Desert Fox, Quail, Lizards and many bird species. It's really wide (10-15') so people can pass each other walking or riding bikes. This trail also merged into other trails throughout this area. You can even go under the freeway and merge into the Red Cliffs Reserve Trail system. It's great for small families so they don't have to be exposed to traffic. Dogs are allowed, but please pickup after them and keep them on a leash.

Today was the first of (6) 5K Races I've challenged myself to complete this year. The "DogTown…read moreRace" held in Washington, Utah, was well attended and the weather, although a bit chilly made for a great event. The race was well organized and the staff were great. Light snacks, water and protein bars were available to runners after the race, as well as tote bags. If you're looking for a 5K race you might want to consider attending a "DogTown Race,"which, are held throughout the year. Incidentally, I ended up taking first place in my age category and was awarded a Gold medal.

Good quality pickleball courts. Ridiculous thing about the pb here as opposed to any other park is…read morethat the courts are a whopping TWO MINUTE drive from the entrance. So deep in the back of the park, seems excessive to me. With any other park, the pb courts would be no more than a two minute WALK from the park entrance. Anyway, I visited here from out-of-state seeking a challenge, but the numerous people here were just beginners, so I couldn't get the challenge I'd sought. Friendly people, nonetheless. I played singles full-court with a nice man at least. And the park's name is an unnecessary mouthful. Could just be called Sullivan Park.