There are quite a few indoor playgrounds in the greater salt lake/provo area, including at least…read moreone other in thanks giving point itself. In my opinion this one is by far the best. Not only for the sheer size (as it's so large it'll it's very difficult to find someone you're looking for), but it also has a little "adventure" you can do if you buy the extra wristband, and it seems well monitored (there seem to be 2-3 employees roaming around at all times.). The obstacles within the playground are also widely varied with something for pretty much any age. Most importantly just about the entire playground is easily accessible for an adult to traverse. There are are even normal stairs on either side that take you most of the way up, enabling a much easier way to find your kids, rather than having to climb up through the playground yourself. The reason I give 4 stars is two reasons: 1. The rope bridges are set up in such a way that it's pure pain and misery in your feet to get across them 2. The triple slides are probably the fastest ones in the playground, and the "landing zone" is not carpeted or cushioned. It's straight plastic, which is especially painful when you aren't expecting it

This new play area was a lot of fun. As others have said it's not perfect but it's pretty awesome…read more I wish it was a little bit brighter as it can be hard to see smaller kids and any dangers. The dinosaur theme is super fun though and our Dino loving kid had a blast.

Great secret garden we have here in town. You don't need to go out of town to find something to do,…read moreesp with kids. I came as a chaperone on my kid's field trip and I can't wait to come as a family.

I decided to see what the Children's Discovery Garden is all about one day when I was on my way to…read moreone of the other gardens. My daughter, who is closing in on the ripe old age of two years, absolutely loves it there! We've been back several time and she always sports her bathing suit there. The Noah's Ark pond is a blast for her. She loves the other parts of the garden too. I see kids of all ages there and they all look they're having the time of their lives. If you want to see your little ones smiling ear-to-ear for hours on end, take them hear. We invested in the annual pass, which was worth it given the use we get out of it.

The Shay Park is the hopeful destination of all young train lovers out there. And having raised a…read morelittle boy that once was obsessed with trains, I am certain that this park is popular! The playground is in train shape-even surrounded by railroad crossing signs and a bridge. There are a few slides, rock structures to climb on and a nearby bench for caregivers to watch at a safe distance. There is a large open field as well-I saw a soccer game going on when we visited. A pavilion is adjacent to the park as well-perfect for birthday parties. And a parking lot with ample space for all the park goers prevents street crowding for the neighbors that share the road with the park.

My kids love this park. There are enough things not to get bored but also so many open ended toys…read morethat can be so beneficial to the kids using their imaginations!

Everything here is top-notch quality…read more As I said in my previous review, I am just so impressed with this place. All the exhibits are wonderful. There is not a boring inch in the whole facility as they even decorate their employee access doors with intricate art work. Tasteful planters everywhere. The employees and volunteers are helpful and friendly. Such interesting information on species and habitats. A shout out for their café. Reasonable prices for delicious food. It was $13 for a pub smash burger and drink and fries. Only a couple of bucks more than a #1 at In-N-Out. It was really tasty! Bun was homemade delicious. The fries were exceptional. Crispy outside and creamy inside. Garlic fries. My wife had the Romain lettuce something bowl with pulled pork. She said it was excellent. Very generous portion as she got full half way through. My son then scarfed it down. I also couldn't resist and had to buy a chocolate cupcake. Very moist and the frosting was real frosting, not the yucky, airy stuff that grocery stores put on their sheet cakes. Pretzels are amazing. We did the ECCO virtual reality "ride." Of course, not anywhere near a Disneyland level of a ride, but it was informative and interesting and fun. You can do the ocean or Amazon river experience. We did both. This is free and included in your admission. I really like how they put benches to sit throughout the facility. When you visit such places, you get "mall legs" and sitting down is a respite. Highlights: Penguins! (So cute and funny!), shark tunnel, touch ponds, otters, jelly fish, giant fish, aviary. There is a very nice little kids' playground. Interesting to get an up close look at the claw (ECCO). [It was the staging for U2's 360° concert tour for lighting, video, sound, SFX. The aquarium owner saw it was for sale and bought it. it was dissembled, shipped, and re-assembled.] Get there when they open or close to it for close in parking and less crowds. Such a great place to have nearby. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

I loved this Aquarium, like all Aquariums there are different sections. This one was in…read morecontinents, there was the Asian section, South American section etc.. it was very cute. They had a lot of animals that isn't usually common to see at an Aquarium. I saw huge roaches (YEEUUCKKKK), they had a snow leopard, a Komodo dragon, sea otters and some more. Where the sea otters are it looked like the beautiful formation rocks in Utah. We had such a good time.

Kids loved it and had an amazing time! Danna at the front desk was very kind and helpful too.read more

Really upset this morning when I went to drop my kiddo off at summer camp to find the lights off…read moreand doors locked. They didn't bother notifying any parents that they cancelled camps. There were several of us waiting. They did this one week last year but at least I got a phone call the Friday before. Really upsetting when you work or have appointments scheduled around camps to keep your kid busy while you handle life.

Beautiful park! They made and designed this so well! It's hard to find a park that has all the…read morethings you want: a splash pad with a water path, a playground for 2 year olds (very hard to find), a playground right next to it for middle aged kids (which makes it amazing for play dates!!), and then clear across the way to the other side of the park is a playground made for older teens and maybe teens. So nicely put together! Caters to basically every age. And there's two basketball stands. Large grassy area to walk with friends and family. Well done, Lehi!

Very fun with lots of parks and space for sports and activities. Splash pad is fun and the park is…read moregreat for kids all ages since there are 3 with 1 for bigger kids and the other 2 for young kids and another for all ages

The hours posted were 7-9pm. We arrived at 3:30 and were not told they would be closing early…read more After 30 minutes we were told they are closing. Super frustrating.

AWESOME gym, can't recommend it enough. Staff is friendly and willing to help you train. Great area…read morefor kids to play and train as well. Includes nearly every obstacle you see on American Ninja Warrior, so whether you're looking to compete on TV or just stay in shape, this is a great place. The only suggestion I have for the gym is to add more seating for family members and friends not participating to watch from, especially near the kids area.

I'm most familiar with gymnastics program. I love the preschool. The coaches are so fun and…read moreplayful. Level one (the level right after preschool 5+) is more serious and there aren't themes like preschool. They have pre-team that you try out for and then they have Team as well. They also have a tumbling and all boys classes. Outside of gymnastics they have adult classes at varying times in the day. I haven't been to any of these. I have used the fitness equipment and they have a track and cardio equipment and then a second section with weights. If you love basketball, don't worry. There's plenty of open gym time in the evening. If you're a mom who wants to work out in the morning, there's a kid fit class for ages up to 6 six and a daycare for ages up to 8. There's a rock climbing wall that's open from 5:00 to I think 8:00 that's $8 for 1 hour. They do not provide shoes. If you're a resident of Lehi and haven't tried it out, I recommend getting a pass for a day and checking out their pool. Head's up it gets pretty loud in there!

The staff were rude to us when we approached the front desk with news that we were first-time…read morevisitors there to pay for pool access. They didn't tell us where the pool access was so I had to ask and they seemed more concerned with my potty trained-young one having two swim diapers to wear under swimsuit. I assured them I had both swim diaper types in my bag, but they looked at me like I was lying. Newsflash: not all parents care to put this on while riding in the car to be ready since some of us prefer to change into swim gear while there! Some guards are also rude. They blow their whistle for no reason at kids having fun and look like they'd rather be anywhere else but there. They also ask you to not stand too close to the big slide's exit when catching your kiddo and ask you to move away for safety, even though that results in your kiddo going underwater when coming off the slide and it taking longer to retrieve them. I can understand not standing ACTUALLY CLOSE to the slide, but five-ish feet away seems ridiculous, especially when standing off to the side.