Great spot for the kids- it's a nice little playground but the main attraction is the zip line…read more Kids can stand or sit while they zip down the cable and it keeps them plenty busy. There's also other stuff to do around the playground and there's plenty of room to run around. I liked that there's a baseball field directly next to the playground so we can bring out the gear and have a fun time before or after the playground.

Good park to go with the little after school or anytime!…read more Super fun and I like to go here it's the closest drive able park and I like to bring my dog here and to play pickleball. Good park chill vibes good place I like it like that.

What a funny juxtaposition of old and new…read more THE OLD I love old trees, and there are plenty here. Big mature trees that reach to the sky, and they survived the recent windstorm that ripped through trees in other parks, mostly to the north. Old location, here in the heart of old Sandy. Old Sandy is charming sandy, and not the strip-mall-and-suburb Sandy we all think of today. Old Sandy and its old Main Street. Old Sandy and the charming shops. It still has a long way to go until it's at full restoration, but Old Sandy is lovely. That fireplace/indoor massive charcoal grill thing is a remnant of a bygone era. I love it, it's unique, it's funky, and I'd love to do a big get together here with tons of charcoal and loads of grillables on those long grills. You remember get togethers, right? Pre-pandemic fun, oh boy. THE NEW I think the playground is pretty new. It looks impressive, and it's certainly not the old rickety things I grew up with. I don't know how the pavilion can be both old and new but it has the stone/brick fireplace but also newer picnic tables and what looks like a new paint job. It was nice, and had a little sparkle to it. I'm a fan of these smaller size parks. I like this one. I like the simplicity. I don't love the jail looking doors to the restroom that you can just look right into, but you can't have it all. And the fact that many small parks don't have restrooms at all makes these restrooms at this somewhat small park seem like a bonus, anyways. A charming mix of old and new.

The thing that stands out to me about Main Street Park is the covered area. Very well kept, it has…read moreabout a dozen picnic tables and--in something I've seen rarely in neighborhood parks--an interior fireplace with to BBQ pits. It really makes for a great gathering place. There's a nice nice open space (around 100 square yards), a high-quality playground, benches, a handful of outer picnic table and (in another rarity) a very clean restroom. Another differentiator are the gigantic old-growth trees. You can tell the Sandy City Parks Department took great care in molding the park around the pre-existing tree life. A great park...see you there!

Labrum Memorial Park is a beautiful city park in Taylorsville, just off I-215. The park has a…read moremodern playground, including various obstacles, slides, and swings for children of all ages. It also features a picnic pavilion with several picnic tables and a restroom adjacent. There is a walking path surrounding the park's sizable lawn area, which is 1/2 mile in total distance. The park has fantastic views of the Wasatch Mountains. My boys and I visit regularly and have found that the park is typically clean and well-maintained.

Love it! Very maintained and beautiful! They have lots of activities to do from playgrounds splash…read morepads and volleyball. Lots of space to run and play. Great for the family

Yo fam, The splash pad was lame, no cap, . But the view of the park and mountains is was straight…read morefire . 4/10 would only recommend for tennis and pickleball. Also the playground could use a severe glow up.

In my younger days, this was a real hangout. All the kids, hanging out before or after their rec…read moreleague soccer games. All the families hanging out to watch the soccer games, the baseball games, the hopes and dreams of kids in uniforms. It's pure American Saturday morning fun. Indeed, this is more of an organized sports kind of place, but they do have pavilions and a playground. There's a fun summertime 1-2 punch with the Alta Canyon Rec Center, so I like to think of the whole complex as a 4-seasons of fun place. If you're looking to get out, there's even some exercise equipment that you can use to get your heart rate up.

You better bring your sports gear if you're going to Alta Canyon Park…read more Oh no, ACP ain't your normal leisurely stroll park (although you can walk around park of it). It's 7 acres of pure, unadulterated sports: Two baseball diamonds, a soccer pitch, a sand volleyball court, and four tennis courts. It helps that its attached (and, I'm sure in many circles considered part of) the Alta Canyon Sports Center, which itself brings adjacent swimming pools and request ball courts. For the most part, the facilities are of a very high quality. I noticed the grass in the baseball fields is uneven; your outfielders will be rumblin' and bumblin' and stumblin' every time they go after a fly ball. And lest we forget the usual park amenities: A high-quality and spacious playground, two reservable pavilions, and a walking path. Of note, while the Alta Canyon Sports Center is well labeled, the Park is not. The best way to get to it is to turn on to Highland (from 9400 S), and take the subtly marked Candle Spruce Cove. The whole Alta Canyon area is great ... and the park should keep your heart rate up throughout the summer!

Located in east-central Sandy, Wildflower is quite unique: It serves a dual purpose as a park …read more... and a stormwater retention area. If you like to picnic, this is the place ... they have been interspersed among Wildflower's acreage (instead of having them all in one place) ... so, if you need your space, this is the park for you. And, as most good parks do, a great playground for the kids, and a lot of space for your kids ... or your dogs ... to run around. As well, there's plenty for the athlete: a full-sized basketball court, baseball/softball, soccer pitch, and a sand volleyball pit. They've got a lot of parking ... maybe too much. Then again, I wasn't there on the first sunny Spring Saturday of the year. A great local park ... get yourself over here!

Great park. I love to go there to go on walks and morning jogs…read more Ascent Law LLC 8833 S Redwood Rd #C West Jordan, Utah 84088 801-676-5506 https://www.ascentlawfirm.com

Fun park with lots of options for families!…read more Playgrounds, baseball fields, pavilions and more. It's a nice park with lots of area to spread out for a sporting event or a party.

Showed up at the outdoor pool to swim with my kids. Online it said they were open for a "family fun…read moreweek" from 6-8pm. And when I arrived, the employees (bunch of teenaged workers, about 5 or 7 of them) said they didn't know what I was talking about and said they were closed. When I left, I looked over and I could see all the workers doing cannonballs and jumping into the pool. It was only them. Some family night, huh? Great work hiring a bunch of kids who took the entire place for themselves. Happy 4th of July, I guess

In my humble opinion, Granite Park isn't very aptly named…read more Oh, sure, it's in Granite ... the Utah oddity as not being its own town, but being a "Census Designated Place)" with its own community, own Community Council, and it's own personality. But when I think of granite, I think of dark, impermeable rock. When I think of this park, I think of its breathtaking view. Maybe Breathtaking View Park is too much effort to chisel into granite. You'll find all the things that make for a great park: plenty of grass, clean restrooms, a top-flight play-set for the kids, volleyball court, horseshoes pen, and a pavilion to special gatherings. And Granite Park's view is hard to match. Its best feature, IMHO, is the curved and paved trail (I'm guessing about half-a-mile) around the park. There are also unpaved trails that connect directly to Dimple Dell Park. It's a bit hard to find ... and you may have to yield to a horse ... but it's all quite worth it!

Favorite park in sandy. Always clean and friendly people. The guys who come and cut the grass at…read morethe beginning of the week are also pretty great. I go running there often and they'll remember me from the week before which is fun. Great place to take kids and my dogs. There are some trails that go off the paved area that show the beauty off Utah. It's tucked back away in a neighborhood which also makes it more safe than others and much less trafficked