3 Best Public Parks in Provo, UT

“Bicentennial Park has a duck pond with a natural spring and a wetlands area with a lovely boardwalk. The Park is also a favorite spot for disc golfers, sporting a seven-hole disc golf course. Bicentennial Park has natural springs and a wetland area with a beautiful boardwalk to help get you closer to nature. The park features grassy fields, swings, dog parking, tennis, softball field, event conducting, restrooms, playing equipment, picnics, playgrounds, slides, gardens, volleyball courts, stone benches, pavilions, sports areas, shelters, kids play areas and statues. You can even reserve the pavilion area.”

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“Pioneer Park provides a pleasant environment and wide recreational area. The children and adults from all over the city come to cool off in the spouting waters under the hot summer sun. Pioneer Park is also the home of the Provo farmer's market, held every Saturday from the first of June until the end of October. The park's amenities are Slides, Playgrounds, Bike Riding, wings, Cycling, Soccer Fields, Statues, Event Conducting, Playing Equipment, Waterfalls, Sports Areas, Stone Benches, Shelters, Open Space, Tables, and Fountains. You can enjoy your free time with friends or family members.”

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“Kiwanis Park is used for league and non-league sporting events, cross-country training and ROTC training maneuvers. The Park also ensures school club activities, and family gatherings. Kiwanis Park has the city park system's only carved fire pit in town. The park has walking trails, soccer fields, shelters, ponds, playgrounds, stone benches, basketball courts, jogging, volleyball, fountains, slides, statues, waterfalls, restrooms, monuments, playing equipment, and hiking trails. Pavilion reservation options are available.”

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