North Park

North Park is a smaller, quieter park that’s great if you’re looking for something low-key. I’ve spent time here walking and relaxing, and it’s always been peaceful. The park is clean, and everything feels well maintained. It’s not crowded, which makes it a good option if you want a calmer outdoor experience. It’s simple, but that’s part of what makes it enjoyable. A nice local park that’s easy to appreciate.

This is one of my favorite parks, it has a wide space, mostly fenced, it has a variety of games. It has 2 pavilions to eat or celebrate birthdays and several picnic tables distributed throughout the park in case it's just you and your children. They have several trees that provide a good amount of shade and cool wind on hot days. You have clean bathrooms in the middle of the park and you have a drinking fountain (currently not working). It has a small play area with water, but it is not a splash. I really love going to this park!! Extra, the spaces are wide if you go with a wheelchair and it has some swings with a safety harness.

Really fun playground with zip lines, swings, two climbing/play structures, a concrete slide, and more. There are scattered picnic tables as well as two pavilions. One medium size pavilion is right in the center of all the playground equipment. The larger pavilion is west of the play structures near some open green space. There are lots of tall trees which provide shade on some of the equipment. Much of the playground is surrounded by a fence to keep kids from running into the busy road to the south or the parking lot to the east. There is a public bathroom and working drinking fountains that even have a water bottle fill-up station too. You park in the lot to the east which is shared with the city rec center. There is no street parking. There is a good view of the rec center's outdoor pool play place, so keep in mind your kids might get jealous (mine did). But they absolutely loved the park, especially the zip lines and concrete slide.

Needs better upkeep. It’s so dirty now and a lot of things don’t work (water play area, some swings)

This park is great—very well thought out with lots of room to run around for the kids. Has a zip line and a huge hill slide. My kiss are attracted to the zip line and often get themselves hit in the head, but they are learning to look both ways.

It's a nice park to take the kids. But be prepared that when you walk across the grass closest to the south end by the parking area the grass is always overly wet. But other then that I wouldn't say there are any issues at this place. Update, the drout has helped but the lawn in areas is still mushy wet. The tables are about the dirtiest I have ever seen at a park. Im also starting to see more and more homeless people hanging around the table area's. I moved to highland a couple years ago and came down here because the Provo Rec center is the best in Utah County. But I can honestly say I'm glad I'm not raising my kids down here. Provo has gone a long ways from what it used to be. I feel its turning out more like the Salt Lake Valley area's. Its sad the state is making a turn for the worst. But northern Utah County has much better parks and it seems to be a safer place to raise a family. The extra you pay to live out there is 100% worth every penny.

Cute park with unique playground and nice grass and trees. There’s little zip lines, swings, and slides as well as pavilions and tables.

This is a pretty standard community park. There is only one playground, with an age recommendation of 5+. I was here for the concert, and it was a great little place for a community concert with lots of shade. The park shades a parking lot with the rec center, and there's a little museum.

Immaculate newer park. Full of fun for children of all ages. (Yes, Grandpa tried out the Giant Yellow 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 you 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!

Great little park, nicely covered by trees and a nice big play feature for the kids, with ...... 3 sets of Monkey bars!