Not a terrible park, just not really great either. I give it 2.5 * Don't drive more than 15min or…read moreit's probably a waste of your time. It's a prefab metal setup, but it's probably still way better than what you are imagining. The park features a 3' to 5' micro-bowl, a 2.5' mini ramp, a half pyramid, a box, a picnic table, steps, and multiple banks. They packed a ton of stuff in a space this small, so you'll stay busy. There's very little that's not skateable (e.g. the very little 12" double bank), and the transitions are solid. The coping is fat, but unfortunately I think whoever installed it set it back way to far. As if the mellow transitions weren't enough to send you straight past the lip...

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.

I'm a sucker for a park, even more so if there's a big, beautiful pavilion that hosts large groups…read more This is exactly what I was able to experience this past weekend when I visited Lone Peak Park for a Ramadan Iftar dinner. The space has a sort of mountain lodge feel, but without being in the mountains. It's a large, open room that can be transformed to hold events such as family reunions, wedding receptions, large group dinners, etc. I can't speak to the price, since I was just a guest and not hosting the event, but I'd imagine that it would be fairly reasonable since it's at a park. Lots of parking and there is a great playground for the kiddos to run out there endless energy on.

The skate park is awesome! There are so many rails and ledges, and it's great for beginner or…read moreintermediate skaters

Great place for beginners to learn to skate transition. Lots of places to drop in or roll in. Fun…read morefor Bmx as well. Very welcoming environment.

This is my kids favorite skate park!! Winter or summer they always want to come. This park has a…read morenice mix of hard and easy trick areas. Unfortunately, it attracts a rough high school crowd in the afternoons, so I recommend people with younger kids only come in the mornings or off times like when it's snowing!!! This park is way cleaner than the one in Sugar House! Hoping Holliday City puts in the skate park they're planning next year!

It's fun, spacious, and mostly clean except for a beetle infestation in the wood chips during…read moresummer.

Love this park with expanded pickle ball courts, nice side walks in good repair, multiple…read moreplaygrounds, a skate park, lots of parking, fitness stations with charts that tell you how to use the equipment and the muscle groups affected. There are also covered picnic areas and open spaces. The park is clean and feels safe. Most dogs are leashed and people are pleasant. There may be times when the park is different from my description, but it's been this way every time I have been there. A nice big family park.

My daughter had an event here tonight, and wow I'm really impressed with the size of this venue…read more While I only experienced the pool area, it has a lap pool, a lazy river, a few water slides, a rock climbing wall and a smaller kids play area it was quite impressive! The daily fee is $5.50 for kids $6.50 for adults which is pretty impressive and affordable. One thing my daughter complained about, was they kept closing the sliding de area due to poop episodes so that's pretty gross, but I guess at least they close it to treat it?

My last-ditch effort in hopes of finding some pickleball. Nope! Alas, this RECREATION center is…read moreclosed on Sundays. how?? boggles my mind. It's in the middle of a hot weekend day, and people don't gather to play pickleball in the cool indoors. I had already packed my equpiment in my suitcase, hoping to check out the local level, all for naught. Pickleheads failed to mention this facility closes on Sundays. Also desperately stopped by 3 other pb parks on my way to the airport. All the same result. Does no one play pb in north UT??

Great park, all the locals are very supporting to beginners and always willing to help people…read moreimprove and learn, the park is more advanced but easy to learn. In my opinion one of the best skateparks in utah once you get use to the transition, has one Orval bowl that's awkward to new comers but lots of gaps, easy to air, plenty of ledges and 2 rails. Very fun to get creative with although you don't have too. It's an odd design but once you get use to it, lines and cruising around becomes very easy and fun

Mottled concrete, boring transitions, a handful of weird obstacles, and an almost unskateable bowl…read more There are a few runs to be had, and it does seem like a decent place to help the groms adjust to park life. It's almost curiously wide open, which means you might at least be able to get enough speed to make it up that gradual spine, or pop up the 3' quarter pipe--provided you can avoid the bike lines. Bikers do tend to like this park, and I don't blame them. But take your skateboard another 5 miles north--or 15 miles south--for a better experience at American Fork or Payson.

This is my local, this is my favorite park to go to I honestly couldn't switch locals no matter…read morewhat. The locals are nice,funny and good. But there's something I hate I hate the crack it's not a little one that you can just ride over I rolled my ankle trying to heel flip down it. Still my favorite skate park though

This park is diverse and a really fun park to skate. There is a lot of good vert, a great clover…read morebowl, and a variety of creative ledges and rails with a six stair handrail if you dare. Overall top 10 skate park in Utah