Lions Park

Dion Wall 5 months ago

Lovely park. Sweet little brook with ducks and ducklings. Wish the benches were under the shade of the trees by the brook. The benches in the shade are on the opposite side of the park.

Katie Hua 6 months ago

We've loved this park for many years. We especially love the long path around the park that the kids can safely ride bikes, scooters and skates around without having to worry about cars. Now my son loves to use the baseball diamond and use real baseballs--since he can only use wiffle balls near our home/neighbors. The kids like seeing the ducks in the creek and even played in the little creek and floated things down it. There are two big shady pavilions to enjoy and plenty of grass for running around and playing football, etc. too. There is a small playground and a couple swings and this is for young kids. Today we saw people there taking care of the park too. Bonus was the bathrooms even looked clean.

Ethan Unklesbay 2 years ago

This is a solid park. It's significantly larger and better kept than most, if not all, the other parks in Provo. It boasts a massive pavilion that would easily seat 300+, one smaller pavilion, and plenty of picnic tables scattered around the park, along the canal. A cute canal cuts through the east side of the park, flanked by reeds, and sometimes visited by ducks. You have to walk across at one of Lions Park's 3 bridges to enter the park, which physically separates the park from the car parking lots. 2 parking lots grant access to the park, one nicely paved, curbed, and gardened. The other is kind of gravely and is not wheelchair friendly. If you live in a close neighborhood, you can walk in through the parking lots, a neighborhood sidewalk access point, and two stairways on the north and west sides of the park. Beautifully, the entire west side of the park is slightly overgrown. There's a fence, but it's covered in creeper vines. Large, old trees lean over the fence and provide ample shade for so much of the walking path thatbcircles the park Plenty of shade and seating, a baseball diamond, and a nice safe feeling are the highlights of this park. We also enjoy weekly storyti

Serina S Edited 2 years ago

Nice park with a large event pavilion with many tables and another smaller pavilion with a few tables. There are 2 small parking lots with one directly across from the event pavilion. Bathrooms on site are well maintained. There's a stream, lots of trees, a large open field, baseball field, playground, and a paved walking trail around the perimeter. Great place for a picnic or flying a kite. You might see a few ducks by the stream during your visit as well. Dogs are allowed but must remain on leash.

J G Edited 4 years ago

Lions park is wonderful. Restrooms are available although it is a gamble if they are clean or open. A small little creek with bridges is always a prize. Baseball diamond, plenty of grass, cement sidewalk around the perimeter as well. I have gone to lions park many times for all kinds of things and that is why it’s so great. Yoga, jogging, stairs, soccer, baseball, river rafting…. Just kidding. It’s one of the best kept secrets in town