I honestly wasn't planning to do much at Murray City Park (I just stopped by to stretch my legs for…read morea bit) but it ended up being way nicer than you expect a quick stop to be. When you enter, you're greeted by a huge wooden Chief Wasatch sculpture at the entrance. It's kind of hard to miss and gives the whole place a bit of character before you even step onto the paths. From there, it opens up into this really clean, green space that just feels well cared for. And clean is the big thing here that matters. It feels like the park is well maintained. The grass is lush, the landscaping is especially pretty in the summer months, and there are tons of mature trees that give you shade without making the place feel closed in. It strikes a nice balance between open space and cozy, private areas. The walking paths are another highlight. They're easy, flat, and perfect if you're just trying to clear your head or, like me, take a quick break and stretch your legs. You've also got little views of water here and there that add to the calm vibe without turning it into a full-on destination park. What's kind of impressive is how much is packed into one place. There's an amphitheater, sports fields for pretty much everything, a pool, even an outdoor ice rink when it's in season. The park has playgrounds, picnic areas, and pavilions, too. The park is open year-round and is clearly a local favorite because it's always buy, but the crowds never felt overwhelming when I was there. There's enough space to spread out, which helps. Overall, this park is not trying to be anything flashy, just a really solid, well-kept community park. Easy to walk, nice to look at, and surprisingly relaxing for a quick stop. Definitely one of those spots you end up appreciating more than you expected.

The park has a cool rose garden area with a few seats and some artillery cannons. People were…read moreplaying volleyball or something in the center and it's right by a shopping center and the hospital, so a strategic location for sure. There's a large bust/statue up front as well.

As far as parks go, this one has a pretty ok trail that meanders in and out of trees on the…read moreperimeter of the park itself. There are houses that back up to the park and the trail, so you're not exactly out in the wilderness, but you do get a good bit of nature. Inside the park area, there's plenty of seating at randomly dispersed picnic tables and benches. They probably aren't really random, but they do look slightly haphazard. The playground has brought joy to many a child, and it shows in the aging equipment. There's a tennis court and a pool, although I visited in early spring and I'm not sure if the pool is still in use-the building around it looks pretty run down.

Too many dogs off leash, dog poop everywhere and gravel path…read more The trail behind the park is all gravel and NO shade. People letting their digs run wild. Not my idea of a nice leisurely stroll.

This is a great dog park-however make note that the dogs must have a Taylorsville permit to play…read morehere....I don't think that's the case with other dog parks around the county. Bummer, but maybe that's to help keep the numbers down and the revenue up for the city? If you do get a permit, it's a great place to let your pups roam free while you walk the track along the perimeter of the park. There are lots of mature trees (although the aren't around the path itself) and a few concrete tunnels for them to explore. I appreciate the benches under shade structures as well.

This is a fairly large off leash dog park. There always seems to be Pitt Bulls at this location…read more There is a small grassy gated area for smaller dog's. The park beside the off leash area is small for a park with only one pavilion with a few tables. A children's area with swing's and slides (made for younger kids) lots of grass to play soccer or football. Not too many shade trees.

3rd time is the charm!…read more Fished 3 times now with Kennie and will never go to another guide in Utah. Kennie is amazing - he is super talented and a very good business person. Kennie prides himself in knowing where every single fishing spot on the Weber river. It's no wonder, he is an outfitter and has 5 guides under him. First time to ask Kennie for 2 days in a row. This time around, he took us into a private waters of the Weber river near Taggart. The fishing was just insane - so many caught and netted but forgot how many. Second day we went after the huge brown trout was treated to an excellent fishing adventure. I am just over the top with how he takes care of this clients. Kennie even gave us the special flies he custom ties to use on the Provo river, showed us where to go and how to fish it. So the 3rd day, when we went to the spot he told us to go, Kennie was with 2 clients exactly in the same spot. He was so gracious, helped us cross the water safely, told us to fish the same spots after his clients have fished it. We were successful on our own due to his teachings, techniques, flies and guidance. Love this guide - if you ever want to actually catch fish, see Kennie!

My son and I scheduled a half day trip with Kenny and had an excellent time. Kenny was an…read moreoutstanding host and guide. He was educational and took us to a great location for the conditions and put us on some beautiful fish in no time. SLFFC is definitely our go to next time I am in town.

If Scott Avenue has one thing working for it, it's space. You'll find a spacious more than six…read moreacres of space to walk your dog, walk yourself, have a picnic, play a football game, or take in nature. The stars of the show are the ducks, right at the entrance of the pond. You can't help to be entertained. The best natural feature are the trees. Rare to our area, you'll find a bunch of Weeping Willows, with drooping limbs and thin leaves that stay green until winter, when they finally get golden. Also, there are several very nice spruce trees. The park isn't very visually appealing, as it is surrounded by concrete. It's a bit junky, with litter floating around and pond scum overtaking many of the water areas. And there isn't much enforcement of leash laws. I had to dodge several turds. Please provide bags and have some threatening signs. If you look at other parks in our area, their field availability is more sport-specific, usually with a backstop and bases for baseball, painted-out football area, painted soccer area with goalposts, a basketball court, etc. This has none of that with their "activity" area (horseshoes and tetherball) overrun with cracked concrete and weeds. Overall, the park doesn't reflect well on Millcreek or Salt Lake County. It's a shame since it's a big, open space.

Can I be completely honest? I've never really met a park that I didn't like, and Scott Avenue fits…read morethat bill. I do like it. It's really unique. And I'm a big fan of Wasatch Community Gardens, who--in cooperation with SL County--has a community garden space here that I saw and that I wanted to wander around in. It's locked up, as it should be, but I would have loved to go in and see the plots that people have, and what they choose to plant. I'm pretty sure someone there is growing wheat, which is fascinating (if not impractical in such a small plot) but I'm a total garden geek and love to see what people are doing. I mean, I grow weird stuff. I aspire to have a large property with lots of veggie beds with the weirdest and most eclectic varieties I can find, and one bed just for orange dahlias. So I'm not judging here, so much as I'm looking for ideas. And I also love the water that goes through here. First, you have the big cement wall pond that holds a bunch of geese and ducks, and this time of year there are lots of widdle baby duckwings and geese (aka cobra chickens) that are pretty friendly. I also saw a dude fishing there tonight, but all he caught was a t-shirt. There's also a small stream that meanders through the property towards the southwest. It passes through a bog and tree area before disappearing. So those are all good things, in addition to a small playground, restrooms, and a glass recycling station as well. But It feels like the park is in a transition, and it will yet again be great soon. There are a some brand new trees, but they are near what looks to be an abandoned volleyball court (just a few poles and a cement outline, covered in with grass). And the grass isn't the really welcoming green, soft stuff. It's green-ish, and it looks like the sprinklers are in need of a tuneup. And the large dirt patches and stumps tell a story of a lot more trees--like a lot--that used to line the park but were removed recently. So while I found myself in the neighborhood and would definitely stop by again (because, parks) I'm also eager to see the improvements here take hold, to see it re-vegetate, and to turn into more of a destination.

John at Sportsman's Warehouse has previously helped me with My pistol slide catch slide stomp, the…read morenotch needed a little milling. But today John helped me fix my glasses, which were fanning out and falling off my face. I don't know how he did it, but John was able to use a tool to squeeze the side pieces together so the glass is no longer slip off my face. Thank you John! Cotton is great too! Today John made my day, thank you! Thank you!!!!!

I purchased a Sportsmans 30 gun safe by Liberty safe, and the help was amazing, but i dont know if…read morethis a Liberty Safe problem or a Sportsman's problem, we get the safe home with no problems but the key pad wasn't working, we switched out the battery and still nothing. Thanks to AI they said there might be a ribbon wire disconnected, sure enough it was. we Weren't given any instructions if That might've happened and what to look for. Second, the booklet that came with it tells you how to change the code, but all the information wasn't for my safe, had to use AI again. It's a great safe but there was a lack of information given to us. I would give a 5 star rating but lots a problems with getting it to work

My family and I were in town for a baseball tournament and looking for something to do. This was…read morethe place. We went 2 times in the week, we had so much fun. Great time to be with friends and family. Would absolutely go again.

Staff was wonderful. The float was a great time and really good distance. The tubes we got worked…read moreout great. The only downside was the website didn't mention that we needed to go to a different location other than what was on the website. It was pretty close by just not where I thought we were going. And the only other downside was the life fest. It was kind of like a hot swap. They were just hanging to dry from whoever used them an hour or so before, and most of them were kind of grimy and smelly. Overall, it was a great experience though

This store has everything you need for outdoor adventures! We've been coming here for years for all…read moreour outdoor needs and their prices are reasonable for even the name brand items! Sadly, they will be closing their doors soon, but I still wanted to leave a review so they know they will be missed and have/had a lot of fans of their store. Last day is still TBD but they are still getting shipments each day to clear out their warehouse.

Great selection and helpful staff. Prices are very reasonable. You pretty much find anything you…read moreneed for outdoors.

This is the saddest REI on the planet. The store has been gutted of its floor inventory leaving a…read morepoor selection of items for sale. We asked a salesperson if they were going out of business because the store now resembles a Kmart on its last legs (she said no). My wife tried to buy some hiking shoes while we were there - eventually the salesperson (who tried to give good service) said "I can't help you anymore." We left empty handed and went to Scheels where the variety, service and prices were excellent (we immediately got what we needed). REI has become a victim of bean-counting business wonks who don't care about the outdoor community. Two can play this game: Cancel my loyalty points: I'll look my outdoor gear elsewhere.

Always we stop at REI at the beginning of our backpacking trip because we need fuel and freeze…read moredried foods. I also got sun hoodies. Good selection of stuff here. Staff was helpful and friendly.