This is a decent little park. Not much to it but great for picnics, wiffle ball, and spike ball. Pretty view right up the canyon is a plus.
This is a favorite park for sledding. There are some nice picnic areas and a great walking/running path that dips in and out of the bowl.
Canyon Park is great because in the summer it offers a really cool place next to the canyon with lots of grass and for some reason lots of shade. Probably because of the mountains, just a hunch. But in the winter you can sled inside the water containment thing I can't remember what it's called right now. It's going to be really crowded though because everyone goes there and they call it the bowl so if anyone asks you if you've been to the bowl that's what they're talking about.
Great park close to our family. The tables were in good shape and the charcoal grill worked well
Great park to walk a dog or take kids. There's a covered pavilion for eating, an outdoor playground, a restroom, and one of the best sledding hills in the area
Fantastic views of the valley from the base of the Wasatch Front. Large soccer fields and a couple of pavilions. My only complaint is that the pavilions didn't have any trash cans.
This is a pretty neat park. It is a huge catch basin, plenty of places for hundreds of individual groups to chill. Playgrounds, sports places. A good place for the whole family.
Pretty standard park. there is a nice walkway to walk on, a large field to play sports, a few pavilions, and a lot of scrub oak. Parking is a bit of a struggle if you are having a large party at one of the pavilions, and the bathrooms could definitely use remodeling. Overall, though, it's a pretty good place to play with kids or hang out.
This is a great park with lots of pavilions, playground equipment, and a grassy hill to roll down. The pavilions have electrical outlets, although I haven't used them. There was no BBQ grill at the pavilion we used (at the top of the park). I don't know if other pavilions have them, but I think not, given the close proximity to public land, and the risk of wildfires. There is plenty of shade for blanket picnics, as well as open space for games.
The biggest park I have ever seen. It's beautiful. My daughter enjoyed the small trail and the swing. Must visit place for everyone. Very very close to where we stay.
Great hiking. Very hot. Bring an umbrella it is worth it. There is a nice little creek, depending on the time if year, that gives you an opportunity to cool off. We went mid June so the creek was still flowing. There is a Park as well as a Conyon. The a canyon is the hike the park is the grassy hidden park away from the traffic. It is kind of in a bowl with a little creek. The best place for ice blocking. We also saw other with a slip and slide type contraption that worked very well.
Oh my gosh, this place is the BEST for sledding in the winter. I totally recommend it! The park is basically a huge bowl that makes it the perfect place for taking a sled down.
The only bad thing about this park is that it can be hard to figure out where you're meeting, as there are a lot of different parking lots. But it's a beautiful park with plenty to do and experience. One of the best.
Spacious well cared for green park. Good for jogging, eating dinner (it has large tables under a roof), take the kids for an evening in the play grounds or simply read a good bookin the winter great for snow sliding. In the warm seasons great for running around the 1 mile track. During the weekends there are soccer tournaments.
These clumps of trees are perfect for setting up hammocks and slack lines. The "bowl" area that used to be where water from the canyon was channeled is fun because of its hills. Sledding in winter, ice blocking in the summer. It's a huge area for kite flying. There are also tables and BBQs and a few large pavilions.