The Festival of Lights is great. It's an annual family tradition
Festival of Lights isn't really as impressive to me as Spanish Fork would have me believe. In fact, the first time I went, I was disappointed. It's a bit pricey for what you get. I know it's very popular and my kids love it, but my mother-in-law pays for it every year and that's the only reason I even go. I wouldn't pay my own money to do it. I'd sooner drive the hour to SLC to see the lights at temple square which isn't only a lot better, but free.
$ 8 for ten minutes? Not being able to turn around for a 2nd pass really bummed everyone out. It was early, not busy, no line of traffic. Why couldn't we make a 2nd pass?
Great park to go fishing or spend time with loved ones.
It's a beautiful park with lots of tree coverage and a paved running trail. It also has bathrooms near the kids playground.
Canyon View Park is great! There is plenty of shade in the evening and it is a perfect photo location. The beautiful sunsets are an added bonus!
A great park, we love to visit the geese. It's got a lake, a nice stream, a playground, a public restroom, big trees and nice grass and picnic tables. Everything you need for a nice afternoon away from home.
We love canyon view park with tons of field space for soccer or football or frisbee golf. There are a couple large pavilions, a sand volleyball court, not to mention a great big fishing pond and a fun playground. What's not to love.
There's so much to do here from playing in the ponds, feeding the ducks, to playing on the playground or starting the SF river trail. My family loves this park.highly recommended.
Nice park, good for gatherings. We like the bike trail that connects this park to the Spanish Fork Sports Complex.
Clean and fun, make sure to reserve it and they unlock bathrooms. This is a great place for company parties, family fun, or just hanging out.
This is a great park, either alone or with family. The playground is blocked on the south side so it's easier to contain kids than other playgrounds. It also has a lot of Pokestops if you're into Pokemon GO. 😊
A good park, nice picnic areas, seems clean and family appropriate. Has a fishing pond, restrooms, and nice landscaping. The real star of the park, however is the Spanish Fork River Trail. It's paved, shady, and near running water, away from many cross streets and whatnot. There are signs up warning about poison ivy. But it's a nice clean park. (I can think of much less desirable things to find in a public park.)