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.

Happy to have another indoor kid option for those dark winter months here in Logan…read more Price felt fair, kids had fun, and I was generally impressed with the two hours we spent there with a 3, 6, and 8 yo. Would be nice to be able to bring in your own food. Offers birthday parties for kiddos.

Beautiful and challenging course. It was in great condition and a short-ish drive from SLC. It's…read moreworth the trip. The guy working the grill was solo and he was busting a$$ to take care of everyone. Kudos to him!

I have only been to the driving range of this golf course. My friend had a punch pass for buckets…read moreof balls. We got 2 small buckets to share for the both of us. I have heard good things about the course, so next time I will need to give it a full try! The range was nice. There were quite a few people when we got there, but slowly people left. (probably because it was later at night and getting cold!) The range is across the street from the clubhouse, so you will have to cross the road.

We visit this zoo every few years when we visit family in Logan. When we first went, it was…read moredonation and a quick walk-through. Now it's a mini zoo in the middle of a neighborhood. Unfortunately, that means that you now have an entrance fee. I had to buy two bags of feed so I could make sure the ducks didn't starve. There is definitely a variety of animals and we were able to see all of them. Our group was divided on whether it was worth the price. I live near one of the top zoos in the America, which cost way too much for a family to go to. I would love to have an affordable zoo like this nearby.

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!

I'm still amazed Logan city has no indoor pool for the community to use in winter. The only options…read morewithin the city in wintertime are buying an expensive Sports Academy membership, or struggle to find parking up at the USU Hper. It's a real shame Logan city sold Municipool years back to some unreputable private scuba company that closed it to public swimming. Well, enough of the history lesson.. Sky View pool is a decent option for family swimming. It has limited weekday hours during the school year, 6-8pm, but Saturday open swim is 1-8pm. Considering it's now over 50 years old, it's clean and well maintained. Lockers rooms are dated but pretty clean, have free lockers if you bring your own lock, showers heat well and have a lot of pressure. Life guards are well trained and keep it safe. It has a low 1 meter diving board at one end, and two basketball hoops at the other. But their balls are all worn out or flat, so be sure to bring your own if you really want to play. Lap swimming is 5-6:30am for you early birds, with water aerobics afterwards. Sky View is the best value around, only $2 per person, cash or check only. USU Hper was $5 per last I checked. It can get crowded on Saturday afternoons, but the kids love it. Mind you, it's just a lap pool. No water slides, no kiddie area. It is what it is, but I'm glad we have it.

Always freezing cold! Showers are not good for babies as the water sprays so hard. No steps into…read morethe pool only ladders. Price is good but even then I'd rather go somewhere warm and more kid friendly too bad there aren't a ton of options in cache valley.

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.

I went to the public ice skate for $8 and I think renting skates was around $2-3. Very affordable!…read moreThe staff were very friendly. You can pay around $2 to rent out the canes for those who are newer to skating. It's a nice local ice skating area that's great for hangouts or dates! Would come here again

I'm not big into ice skating, but I do love coming to the Eccles Ice Rink! It holds a lot of great…read morememories for me and my friends, and continues to help us make more

Great staff that maintains a great course with food and beer available:…read more It has amazing views and great golf course facility. Northern Utah gem!

If you're not from Cache Valley there's a good chance you've never heard of this course. But that…read moreshouldn't stop you from taking the beautiful drive to Birch Creek to play a round. They have a very well-kept 18 hole course with a large driving range as well. The course can be pretty tough. They do have quite a few mature trees, some occasional creeks, and other fun obstacles. I remember getting stuck in a sandtrap here once and it probably took me 4-5 strokes to get out - pretty embarrassing, but then again the sand has never been my specialty. The clubhouse is gorgeous and offers breathtaking views. My cousin even chose to get married here and her wedding and reception were amazing! My work has had a couple of golf tournaments here and they've always been pretty good in my opinion. This place is without a doubt one of my favorite courses in Utah.