My daughter had a scout meetup here. This arena is big and apparently very popular for open skate…read morenight on Thursdays. Like way over populated! Skates are old and laces are in dire need of replacement. There appeared to be 3 rinks that I saw. Several hockey teams practicing. An indoor weight area, poss boy either an indoor or outdoor soccer field as we saw girls with soccer balls walking in. They have a small snack purchasing area.

It's been a minute since I've been ice skating at this rink, but it was as great of an experience…read moreas I remembered. My wife and I didn't feel like doing the usual fancy dinner for Valentine's Day this year, and wanted something a little more unique. When we saw that Peaks was putting on an event, we jumped at the chance. We checked in and got our skates easily. No waiting and service was friendly. They had two rinks open, and on one of the rinks, they had an area closed off where you could use red pens to write love notes on the ice. We drew pictures and notes alongside other couples and families, and when we were done it was fun to skate around and look at everyone else's. It's also pretty cool to know that you're skating on Olympic ice. Even more exciting with the Olympics coming up again. They also had food trucks outside, which is always a nice addition to an event. We really enjoyed everything overall, and hope they do more in the future. The only big con was they advertised a BOGO deal for the event, but they charged us full price.

The skating rink was so fun and there were so many other activities to do as well. We ended up…read moregetting the all access passes for an extra $5, and it was worth it! The kids loved the new bounce area. My daughter also had a lot of fun riding the mechanical bull. After getting on, she had second thoughts, but the gentleman running the ride encouraged her to stay on. She said it was a highlight of the night. All of the workers were very kind, patient, and helpful!

Took my kid and her friends here for a girls day before school time began for the year. They had a…read moreblast. I'm happy they were happy. We all biffed it big time with the skates. Lol. The play area was super fun too.

I had visions of graceful figure skaters gliding across the ice in beautiful, shimmery costumes,…read morechoreographed to inspirational music. I imagined landing a double axel while awe-inspired onlookers watched admiringly. Then I showed up, rented some skates and learned that it's a lot harder than it looks. Lucky for me, you can rent a little walker situation that will help you stay upright as you learn (armature tip-skip the walker thing if you're over 5 feet tall). If you go on a Sunday morning, it's not too crowded so you don't have to dodge people or get out of their way when they want to zoom by. You can book online to reserve your slot, complete your waivers ahead of time and then just show up and hit the ice. It's a fun activity, and I'm glad we have something like this nearby. After a few more visits, maybe I'll be as graceful and skilled as I had imagined. Maybe.

I love this park! Because it's a very well maintained park all year round. During the cold times of…read morethe year they have a section they turn into an ice rink that you can take friends and family to skate on. They also wrap the trees in Christmas lights for the cold seasons so it's very festive. During the summer time they turn the ice rink into a splash pad for kids to play in. They also have a good size park for kids to play on. They have bathrooms to use but I don't use them just because I'm not a fan of park bathrooms in general. I recommend avoiding the park during the times middle schoolers get out of school and are walking home because when I do my daily walks around the park I always see the middle schoolers harass people at the park while they are with their friends. Also if you plan to go to the splash pad it's really busy and it's a smaller splash pad it can get cramped. The park also doesn't have the best shade spots so bring your own shade like umbrellas, tents etc.

Nice little sports complex with multiple baseball fields, and a winter ice skating rink with skate…read morerentals . Several firepits and heaters around the ice rink. Smaller sized playground. Clean and well stocked bathrooms.

Amazing rink! The scenery is beautiful, they have everything you need, and the staff is awesome…read more Shannon clearly cares about having nice ice and it shows. Really nice rink in an amazing location. The mountains in the background are amazing. It's worth a long drive to skate here.

I had a blast watching the Covid Cup! Great venue plus very friendly and helpful staff! Will…read moredefinitely be returning to this rink, it was a great experience!!!

The Oval has so many fun activities! We first visited two years ago for the Olympic speed-skating…read moretrials (highly recommended!) and recently did a 2-hour Learn to Curl class with out-of-state family. We had a blast! The instructor was patient when we looked like baby deer on the ice, and we learned a lot. They have open skate here, and we'll probably return for that.

Half of my family was not allowed to participate d/t having open toed shoes (Chacos and some…read moreathletic slides). This is NOT a rule that actually exists on their website or anywhere posted or even in the email confirmation. The employee simply over reached and made the experience terrible. Imagine sitting watching 2 hours of your family having a blast while you're forced to watch. Or feeling guilty that you get to have fun while siblings are sidelined watching. No refund offered (in fact, one of the first things out of the employee's mouth was "sorry, no refunds" like they enjoyed the moment watching the smile fade from my kid's faces). No working with us. So hopefully someone reads this before going, and saves themselves the headache and the money. Directly from the FAQ of their website... "For curling, rubber-soled shoes or athletic shoes will perform best on the ice. High heels and leather soles are not recommended."

Great for sharpening skates. Always nice and super helpful. Idk why it needs to be 85 words.read more

County Ice Center is where I first learned to ice skate when I was five years old. Since then, I've…read moreplayed youth hockey games here, gone to drop-in hockey sessions, participated in many high school hockey practices and games, and public skated here. I've also skated or played hockey at every indoor rink between Bountiful and Provo, and County Ice Rink remains one of my very favorites. The ice here is good quality, not too soft, but soft enough to cut into it with your edges. The staff does a fantastic job keeping the lobby and locker rooms clean. And if you're lucky enough to enjoy a hockey game or skating session when the windows shades over the hockey benches are drawn up, you'll have spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountains. Whether you're skating or watching, County Ice Rink is a great place to be!

It's been a few years since we've taken swim lessons here, and we liked them (at least the indoor…read moreones) which is why we came back. Today, however, there was a sign in each of the doorways in to the pool where they hold lessons. "For your safety and ours, There are NO parents or spectators allowed on the deck during swim lessons." Seriously??? For your safety and ours? Really not sure how I feel about this.

It was very clean and organized. They helped you out with all your needs why you are there.read more