I cannot rave enough about this place. My kids are new to skateboarding and we have gone twice (so…read morefar) and it is such a welcoming place. The staff is phenomenal and share their love of skating with the customers. My son became frustrated tonight saying he wanted to quit. An incredible staff member took the time to look over his board, find and fix the issue he was having and he continued to skate for another hour there and some more once we got back home. My kids have asked to go daily since we found this place. 100% recommend! They have open skate, skate camps, drop in lessons, and 1:1-1:4 lessons available.

Great skate park! Everything there is top notch for for skateboarders and rollerbladers. My 10…read moreyear old grandson is just starting to be a skateboarder and the people there were amazingly nice to him. They are helpful and so kind. I cannot recommend this place highly enough!

It is very good for beginners and advanced skaters, if the park isn't your thing there is a great…read morepump track for bikes. As a skater the park was a great experience!

The West Valley Skate Park is 31,000 square feet, which makes it the largest skate park in Utah. It…read moreincludes "features not found in any other local skatepark" according to their web site. We visited the West Valley Skate Park this Sunday afternoon and it was very busy. There must have been over a hundred skaters enjoying the great September weather. People of all ages were enjoying the skate park on skateboards, bikes, and scooters. Near the West Valley Skate Park they recently installed a small bike park that consists of two pump tracks. There is a larger, more advanced pump track, and a smaller track that's more suitable for kids. Our four year old son absolutely loves the Draper Cycle Park and we visit it regularly. This afternoon we came out to West Valley City specifically to test out the new bike park and had a great time. The two pump tracks are constructed of a black, synthetic, wood-like structure that's rubberized with a grippy surface. The track is surrounded by bark mulch and some small plants and trees. Our son was cruising around the pump track on his bike right away and having a great time! Although it was busy, the other kids were courteous and slowed down to avoid crowding each other or crashing. Unlike the Draper Cycle Park, which is all dirt and results in dusty bikes and dusty kids, the West Valley Skate Park is very clean, which I appreciated. There is also lots of lawn nearby, which was great for setting up a blanket for my wife and the baby to relax, while our older son rode his bike. Overall I'm impressed by the West Valley Skate Park and will be going back soon for another visit. Next time I'll bring my bike and join in the fun!

This place has everything you'd want in a small neighborhood skatepark: smooth concrete, even…read moretransition, and realistically sized features. There's a challenging bowl and a great section of boxes and banks. I could see a solid plan for progression with the diversity of obstacles as well. No complaints.

Huge park and great location if you want to meet up with your buddies! Six pickleball courts, a…read moreskate park, plenty of open area while still providing parking space. All in all, a great place to spend an evening. The pickleball courts are nice but busy--as they all are around here, so get in early to claim a court. And then don't be one of those people who spend 3 hours playing.. but if you are, don't be one of those people who expect to walk onto a court if someone chooses to play for a longer period of time. Sharing is caring, but I also understand if you have a big group that you're rotating in and believe you don't have to move for a new crew if you're still wanting to play! Some public restrooms and drinking fountains are available but they are sketchy and gross. However, I can't expect much because who really is in charge of park bathrooms? Just be glad they're there in case of an emergency--but also plan to not have one. Use the bathroom before you go and bring plenty of your own water. It's conveniently located off I-80 and there is plenty of public transportation available that brings you right to the park if you wish not to drive yourself. Lots of great restaurants within walking distance as well, so spend an evening out! TIPS & TRICKS: * The best parking is on the west side, near the skate park. It's hardly ever packed, unlike the lot near TRAX and the recreation center.

Worth a visit. Features a compact, back-and-forth street course, heavy on banks and ledges. There…read moreare a couple of mini ramp type structures, including a spine, and two smooth bowls: a 4' - 6' peanut bowl and a weird 3' - 6' square bowl, both built tight as a pool. This is an especially appealing spot when nearby SoJo park is overrun.

Good park doesn't get too busy really and its secluded. room for people to just relax and has a lot…read moreof room for everybody. If it's a skatepark its gonna be fun.

Smooth concrete, with brick banks, and some of the most inventive obstacles in the state. The…read morepeanut bowl is steep and challenging, and rarely shredded.

Aspen Meadows would be best described as a dog-walking park…read more While it has a gigantic space, there aren't the usual sporting accoutrements like tennis courts, basketball hoops, goals and such (although the room is plentiful enough for it!). There is, however, a perfectly placed playground for the kids, a few picnic tables including one under a gazebo. This playground includes the usuals and some unusuals, including a cool mini rock-climbing wall. The is a little bit of road noise, but luckily 9800 isn't used much up this way! Placed on a steepish hill, with a walkway around it, the grandiose space is perfect for walking your dog...or walking yourself. ;) There is even a poop-bag station. There is also a cool walk path connecting directly from the nearby neighborhood. Definitely a cool park for the whole family!

Great park with tons of variety. Climbing wall was lots of fun and is not small by any means. The…read morelocation is nice a d has a gazebo with bench to stay out of the sun or take a break in the shade.

Nice little park at the end of the Jordan River trail. Or the start if you start in Saratoga…read moreSprings. Lots of grassy fields, a playground and shelter with tables. You can park and access the Jordan River for fishing floating, kayaking or canoeing. The boat ramp is run down so if you're looking to launch a small boat or other watercraft I'd suggest going just on the other side of Pony Express. Theres some neat secrets here too. You just gotta look around.

There's something magical and serene about finding a puddle of mud and playing in it. Even as…read moreadults, it's still appealing, so there's no surprise to me that I found about 15 adults soaking in the natural hot spring, or puddle of mud, found at Inlet Park. As I understand, the hot springs are on private property, but the owner is ok with people visiting as long as they are respectful of the land and get out at 10pm. You park in the parking lot and then walk a few minutes through the trees until you get to the hot springs. There are some areas that are hotter than others and when you find the "hot spots" it's fun to sink your feet and legs into the pit. It's as close to quicksand than I've ever experienced.

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