I love how big and clean this park is! It is so spacious with tons of surrounding green grass…read moreeverywhere. Plenty of room for frisbee or soccer pickup ball. The playground equipment is well-maintained and clean, as well as big enough to entertain my kids for hours. Thank you also for having a WORKING drinking fountain! My kids drank their water super quick and that fountain was their only saving grace. Very important factor for a good park.

This review is for the pickleball courts. I've probably been here 10+ times. They've got 16…read morebeauties with lights that stay on until 10pm! Definitely one of the best places to play, there is usually always an open court. They have power outlets and crazy enough a USB port by the picnic tables! My big complaint and the reason I give 4 stars is because the drinking fountain is awful. The water tastes like chlorine and it lingered pretty bad in my water bottle. Bring your own water cuz it's pretty nasty here.

Brand new Pickleball courts, fenced soccer area and tennis courts! These are great!…read moreThe park is right next to the courts! Water fountains and bathrooms easy to access. Soccer fields and baseball fields too. So excited to have these close. We will for sure be visiting often!!

Immaculate newer park. Full of fun for children of all ages. (Yes, Grandpa tried out the Giant…read moreYellow Swing and Giant Slide.) Park has plenty of close parking and uses turf as ground covering. Half the park is shaded with a Pavilion and picnic tables. We are not from Provo and are 100% impressed with this park. The other folks using the park were so kind and friendly. We are attending a different park each week in the Provo area and will offer a review. This first park will be hard to beat!!

North Park's best feature is its convenient location next to the Provo Rec Center, as you can have…read moreyou kid do a little inside and a little outside. It's not very big park, maybe a couple hundred yards of space, but it has trees above giving some good shade (I'm sure much handier on sunny days). The main feature is the playground: three slides and climbing apparatus for the kids. We were there on a Friday afternoon and it was packed with kids; yours may find a friend. One unique feature is the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum and the Sons of Utah Pioneers Village ... cool for some local history!

A few months ago we were looking for a location for our daughter to play in the water, and we…read morestumbled upon this place. Parking is very easy and is located across the street from the golf course. You will hike on a paved road for about 15-20 minutes, and then on your left there will be a dirt path to get to the Dripping Rock Falls. It is perfect on a hot summer day to do some rock hunting or to wade, The dripping waterfall is also a very nice site. Excellent spot for the kids to hike and enjoy some fun in the water.

Beautiful river trail. Wide and many spots to stop and explore. Dip your feet in, see some ducks,…read moreand there are some rope swings in some areas. Great to get the kids out and away from screens. On a nice day you'll probably see a lot of other folks too. Bikes and walkers and joggers so mind your way!

This a good park, not the best and certainly not great, but decent. The park has a few pavilion…read morepicnic areas but no park barbecues. A small playground is also there and usually has a myriad of children rummaging through. There's lots of grassy area for any activity you can dream of. There's horseshoe spots near the back corner as well. One bathroom location, which is as gross as every other park bathroom everywhere. The signs said closed for season (in April) but the doors were wide open so I'm not sure if that's taken as law around here or if anyone cares to check. The toilets are the metal, prison-esque and they're very gross. Not taken care of at all but that's not a surprise or much of an issue for me as I'm sure most park bathrooms are taken care of much. The best part about this park is its location by the Provo River and river trail. An excellent bike or walk path to take. All in all, it's a decent park and good place to start or end your walk/bike/run on the river trail.

This is by far our favorite dog park in Utah county. Our two dogs love coming here and always get…read moretired out. It's unique because they use two fields and rotate which one is open, so the grass is never dead. It's a giant, fenced in area, it's well maintained, people are generally really good at picking up after their dogs, and they even have an agility course that our mini Aussie loves to train on. Our dogs have made so many friends here! Seriously, if you want to socialize your dog, this is the best place to take them.

This is by far the best dog park in Utah county. Very large space with lots of big mature trees…read moreprovide shade, and there are benches for people to sit on as well. Owners are pretty responsible about cleaning up after their dogs for the most part, and I have yet to have a bad experience with anyone there yet. Friendly people, friendly dogs, lots of nice grass for the dogs to run in. There is also an agility course that is fenced and separate from the rest of the park. There are two different parks that they alternate between so the grass never gets too worn.

I could not be more impressed with a swim school than I am with Utah Swim Academy. My 2 year old…read more(almost 3) son learned to float within the first 8 lessons and is currently learning to dive and do the back stroke. I am beyond thrilled that I can feel safe with him near open water now. The location is unsuspecting but a great facility with plenty of parking.

It seems odd to me that I'm one of the only ones to leave a poor review here, but all I can do is…read moretell my honest experience and let you decide what you'll do with your kids! We arrived for our first lesson for my 20 month old and I was surprised to see the school is just in someone's back yard. There were two instructors in the pool and no one else from the business around, so after a bit of confusion, we just sat by some other parents and waited our turn. What we saw was horrifying. Both infants in the water were screaming and crying, just desperate to get out. The poor mom next to me was holding her face in agony watching her baby scream like that. In fact, all the parents we saw there had that same agonizing look on their faces. The instructors didn't even seem phased. They must see that a lot, because they just kept going, stone faced with the kids. Eventually one of the kids just started violently vomiting in the water. It was not pretty! The instructor again didn't even seem phased and just took a net and scooped up the floating pieces at the top of the water. Ummm gross! When it was my sons turn I took him to the water and he started playing with some toys. I was hopeful he might not cry the whole time! After he got in, he too started screaming and wailing to be with a stranger in the water. I can understand kids don't like that sort of thing, but it just seemed like the instructor was awful with kids because all he did was, with a monotone voice, say "it's okay. You're okay, etc" which obviously did nothing to calm my child. After 18 agonizing minutes of watching my child's jaw shake from crying so hard, I went to the instructor and asked if that was normal. He said it was, and it usually isn't until the 5th or 6th lesson that they learn how to float and stop crying the whole way through. These lessons are $30 a piece, so getting to 5 lessons would be $150 of your child screaming, choking and wishing they were anywhere else. That night my poor toddler had nightmares all night long! There were snacks for the kids to eat at a table nearby, but they all cost money and you needed to Venmo to take something. The whole vibe of this place is just off! Kids screaming and vomiting in the water, cold instructors who don't seem to care or know how to calm children, and a crazy hot backyard with barely any shade to sit under. (We actually had to sit sideways to avoid the 99° sun during the lesson) it's not worth the money I paid upfront to go back to any lessons. I would definitely not recommend this school to anyone. I'm sure the peace of mind of having your child learn to swim or float is invaluable, but I'll do it somewhere where the journey isn't such a scarring experience for the child and parents alike.

We had a blast with Derek on our ProvoPedal Ghost Tour. It was a beautiful night to get out with a…read moregroup on bikes and hear some spooky tales among the stars. I think the scariest part was when someone let out an aggressive fart mid-story at the mental hospital . Be sure you bring some water...if you're fat and out of shape like me you'll be grateful for it about halfway through. Another couple in our group was super flirty and I'm pretty sure this date helped the guy seal the deal for their relationship. If you do take a date, be aware that if you go in the summer you will get sweaty. Derek's flamelit oil lantern was a nice touch to the tour too. Just go and have fun. It's unlike any other date you'll go on in Provo and probably way better.

We took a girl scout troop the week before Halloween and had fun! It's different than a walking…read moretour or a haunted house, so if you want to change up your October plans, this is a great option. Thanks, Pedal Ghost Tours!