As a family that spends every weekend at some sort of park in the area, this is one of our favorite…read moreby far!! Yes I can see it having hot surfaces on really sunny days, but there are also places in park that are shaded for kids (tire swing under play platform, the shuttle kids can climb, lemonade stand...). The story behind the park is so amazing. The one thing I've noticed since going is one of slides is missing the ending piece so it kind of drops off. That being said I've seen children navigate it just fine.

Fantastic history to this fantastic experience for children of all ages. God bless it's namesake,…read moreRyan, & may He bless all those who had a hand & pocketbook to fund this remarkable park.

Decent sized, open park with a lot of room to throw a football or frisbee. It includes soccer…read morefields, two baseball diamonds and a handful of picnic tables..playground, pavilion, bathrooms and a small parking lot on the northeast side. It is always mowed, pretty clean and cared for. I wish it had a few more trees and a walking path, but it is what it is. The east side is a nice peaceful secluded area to set out a blanket and get some reading in.

Nice park, far above Logan City where the air is cleaner! Small pond for fishing. Catch and…read morerelease. Great view. Good for dogs, next to excellent bike and biking trails. Has restroom and water drinking fountain.

Cute little zoo stop on our road trip. Kids said this was one of their favorite zoos they've ever…read morevisited. I think it just had a nice low key park vibe and lots of opportunities to feed animals. We spent most of our time feeding baby ducks. It was a delight. Consider donating to contribute to infrastructure improvements!

We came to visit Zootah a few weekends ago. I feel like the entry fee was reasonable depending on…read morehow long you stay and we bought two bags of duck food which was the perfect amount for our little family of 3. There were ducks galore to feed! My son loved it. At the beginning they were excited to feed and very active in chasing the food, near the end of our time though, they got much more bold and were kind of chasing us which was a little unpleasant. You are only supposed to feed the duck food to the ducks! At the gift shop you can return the empty bags for recycling. The geese were also a bit terrifying, partly because they did have some like teenager geese that they were protective over, we got hissed at a few times. But they were also like wanting duck food so that was interesting. There were more animals than I expected to see, most of which were bird species. We saw eagles, coyotes, a badger, a raccoon, vulture, a fox, cranes, and some other cute deer resembling creatures. The petting zoo is an interesting feature, a few goats, the lambs were cute. But they were eating so we didn't have a lot of interaction time with them. They kind of seemed scared of us a little which made me sad. We also got to see and pet one of the bunnies which was nice for a minute. The zoo is big enough for a toddler to enjoy, but not too big it's overwhelming. It was a super hot day when we went, but there are quite a few shady spots which could help on a less heated day. The gift shop is the same as the entry building and it's cute and small, but fun to check out. If you don't take a stroller, then it's easily avoidable if you don't want to check it out. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked with soap and the necessities. I would be happy to stop by again sometime.

New splash pad is half built, baseball diamonds are well kept. This park has loads of amenities:…read moretwo playgrounds with slides and swings, a small climbing wall, basketball and tennis court, two pavilions, a fire pit, jogging path, multiple bathrooms, plenty of picnic tables, two or three sand volleyball courts and lots of open space for soccer, football, frisbee, yoga or three-legged racing. They even have a new official lacrosse field, I think, at the far southeast end. I saw them practicing but didn't walk over there to verify it. It's an oddly laid out, meandering park due to various additions over the decades, and much of it is hidden from the road. Frequented by locals, it can get busy, but the kids love all the other kids to play with. I just wish they had more full grown trees in the newer areas for us parents to relax under..maybe a cork tree for when I feel like smelling the flowers like Ferdinand.

Personally seen what they do and the only think I can say is that they do a great job. The most…read morerecent job they did for our community here in North Logan was amazing couldn't ask for more.

While it is small, it's a great place for a relaxing picnic, throwing the frisbee or football…read morearound or even doing a little people watching. Little kids love feeding the ducks and geese or wading in the shallows, while older kids often cliff jump on the south side or off the bridge. Some even canoe and kayak here. It used to get fished a lot, but I don't see that as much these days. Fisherman do come more in the mornings. They took out many of the shade trees which was a mistake. They really should have rerouted the roads and expanded this park long ago..bring back the volleyball, add a nice pavilion, bring in loads of sand and expand it to a proper beach. Oh well, I'll enjoy it as is.

Vintage Market. There is a lot of cool things to buy, eat and check out. A few tips for young and…read moreold. Bring a wagon, put your chair, some water and an umbrella, for rain or sun. This way when you buy something you don't have keep running to your car.. I recommend the Carmel apple however, they are 10 dollars each. Take cash with you because the apps they are using don't work properly. Had I had my chair with me I would have stayed much longer.

I went to the Logan Aquatic Center for the first time a couple of Sundays ago and was impressed by…read morethe local culture. Pool regulars had erected tents, set up beach umbrellas, and laid out vast swaths of blankets and towels to stake their claim upon the grassy area near the slides. Others allowed their belongings to spill across picnic tables and pool chairs. However, these areas had all been deserted in favor of the crystal clear pools and curling slides. In all, there are three pools at the Logan Aquatic Center: a lap pool, a leisure pool, and a diving pool. There are also two moderately-sized water slides. Concessions are available, though I didn't check them out. Life jackets are available to rent for free for the duration of your visit. My companions told me that the place is a zoo on Saturdays. Though it was busy on Sunday, it wasn't crowded. One good reason to go on Saturday (if you qualify) is that people with disabilities and their families can swim for free from 9-11:30 am. I found regular admission to be surprisingly cheap. For $5, I could swim all day. The Logan Aquatic Center is a great place to spend the day! I'm glad I went and will definitely return before the end of the summer.

Well done community pool, very popular daily and crazy busy on Saturdays. Has hydro-fit water…read moreaerobics classes in the evenings that are great fun, staying in shape swimming under the stars. Their two water slides aren't amazing but are adequate. Locker room is kept pretty clean. There is plenty of room here for future expansion, like possibly building a covered indoor pool like Kearns Oquirrh Rec Center did a few years back in the Salt Lake City area. There's plenty of room for a splash pad too. Honestly, it may be more of a 3.5, but it's well kept, has adequate safety team, and I enjoy lounging on their freshly mown lawn.