Lehi runs about 50 city parks. The standouts:
- Lehi Family Park, with its splash pad and sensory garden.
- Holbrook Farms, with six pickleball courts and a food-truck pavilion.
- Two dog parks.
- Dry Creek Reservoir, for swimming and fishing.
- Willow Park, for RV and tent camping.
- The Hidden Canyon Trailhead, with more than 28 miles of trails.
Everything here is from Lehi City's parks list and facility-rentals pages, read Nov. 9, 2026. For questions or reservations, call the city's Information Center at 385-201-1000.
The best Lehi parks at a glance
| Park | Address | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Lehi Family Park | 1999 N. 600 E. | Splash pad, sensory garden, amphitheater, playgrounds |
| Ivory Ridge Park | 601 W. 3200 N. | Splash pad, two playgrounds |
| Holbrook Farms Park | 2504 N. Drexler Drive | 6 pickleball courts, Food Truck Alley pavilion |
| Olympic Park | 2700 W. Parkside Drive | 3 soccer fields, 3 pickleball, path to the Jordan River Trail |
| Lehi Sports Park | 2000 W. 700 S. | 3 ball diamonds, 4 tennis, 15 horseshoe pits |
| Veterans Memorial Ball Park | 850 W. Main St. | 5 baseball fields, batting cages; Lehi's ballpark for 70+ years |
| Dry Creek Reservoir | 3223 N. Center Pointe Drive | Swimming, fishing, fish-cleaning station |
| Willow Park | 2998 W. 300 N. | Dry camping, dog park, volleyball, horseshoes |
| Exchange Park | 1840 N. Exchange Park Road | Dog park, playground |
| Hidden Canyon Trailhead | 6363 N. Fox Canyon Road | 28+ miles of hiking and biking trails |
| Margaret Wines Park | 55 E. 500 N. | 4 reservable pavilions, 2 playgrounds |
| Bandwagon Park | 250 W. 900 N. | Silver Bandwagon exhibit, small stage |
| Dry Creek Park | 1550 N. 100 W. | Disc golf, fire pit |
| Pointe Meadow Skate Park | 2145 N. Pointe Meadow Drive | Skate park, 7:30 a.m. to dusk |
Splash pads
| Splash pad | Address | Hours | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lehi Family Park | 1999 N. 600 E. | Daily, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. | Memorial Day to Labor Day |
| Ivory Ridge Park | 601 W. 3200 N. | Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-8 p.m. | Memorial Day to Labor Day |
Lehi Family Park also has playgrounds, a sensory garden, an amphitheater, changing rooms and a walking path. Its playground area is open 9 a.m. to sunset, March 1 to Nov. 30, and its pavilions are first come, first served. At Ivory Ridge, the city warns that the water features may shut off for short periods for maintenance. More in our Utah Valley splash pads guide and things to do in Lehi with kids.
Pickleball and tennis
| Park | Pickleball | Tennis |
|---|---|---|
| Holbrook Farms | 6 | |
| Shadow Ridge (3050 W. Traverse Mountain Blvd.) | 4 | |
| Salix (3109 W. Allred Drive) | 4 | |
| Olympic | 3 | |
| Spring Creek (2108 S. Bullrush Pkwy.) | 3 | |
| Allred (485 N. Allred Park Road) | 2 | |
| Stagecoach Large (484 S. 1915 W.) | 2 | |
| Watercress (151 E. 1500 S.) | 2 | 1 |
| Lehi Sports Park | 4 | |
| Sunrise Summit (2722 W. Shady Bend Lane) | 2 | |
| Centennial, Northridge, South Creek | 1 each |
Gateway Park also has pickleball, and Eagle Summit and Pointe Meadow parks each have a tennis court. Compare with the rest of the county in our pickleball guide.
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Dogs, water and the outdoors
- Dog parks: Exchange Park (1840 N. Exchange Park Road) and Willow Park (2998 W. 300 N.). See our dog parks guide.
- Dry Creek Reservoir: the city lists swimming, fishing, a fish-cleaning station, bathrooms and parking.
- Camping at Willow Park: dry campsites, RVs up to 40 feet, a picnic table and fire pit at each site, plus volleyball, horseshoes, nine square and five pavilions.
- Hidden Canyon Trailhead: access to more than 28 miles of hiking and mountain-bike trails with separate routes by activity; no motorized vehicles, including dirt bikes. See mountain biking near Provo.
- Disc golf: Dry Creek Park and Dragonfly Disc Golf Park (262 E. 1630 S.). See disc golf in Utah Valley.
- The Jordan River Trail: Olympic Park's walking path connects to it.
The outdoor pool (summer)
Lehi's outdoor pool at Outdoor Pool Park, 451 E. 200 S., is a heated 50-meter pool with two flume slides (one open, one fully enclosed), an aqua climbing wall, a 1-meter diving board and a separate baby pool. It's closed for the season and reopens May 29, 2027, the city says. For winter swimming, see the Lehi Legacy Center.
History in the parks
- Bandwagon Park has the Silver Bandwagon exhibit and a small stage.
- Joseph D. Adams Memorial Park (1830 N. Trinnaman Lane), formerly North Entrance Park, was renamed in 2011 for Lehi Police Sgt. Joseph D. Adams, who was killed in the line of duty on Aug. 3, 2001, the city says.
- Daughters of Utah Pioneers Park (80 W. State St.) marks the site of the original Lehi Cemetery.
- Snow Springs Park (2165 W. 1300 S.) has a historical marker honoring Lehi's pioneers.
For more, see our short history of Lehi.
Reserving a pavilion
- Pavilions and camping can be reserved for April 15 to Oct. 15 through the city's facility rentals page. Reservations cover the pavilion only; the rest of the park stays open to the public.
- First come, first served: Lehi Family Park, Ivory Ridge, Centennial, Dry Creek's north pavilion and Holbrook Farms' small pavilion can't be reserved.
- Lehi Sports Park pavilions can't be rented at night.
- Indoor rooms: the Civic Center Community Room at 131 N. 100 E. rents year-round from $150 an hour for residents on weekdays. November and December bookings are final, and canceling forfeits the deposit.
Other cities' rules are in our pavilion reservations guide.
Related guides
- Things to do in Lehi with kids
- Living in Lehi
- Orem parks guide
- Best parks in Provo and Orem
- Lehi Legacy Center
- Splash pads in Utah Valley
- Spanish Fork parks guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lehi have splash pads?
Two city splash pads: Lehi Family Park (1999 N. 600 E.), open daily 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Ivory Ridge Park (601 W. 3200 N.), open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Both run Memorial Day to Labor Day, according to Lehi City.
Where can I play pickleball in Lehi?
Holbrook Farms Park has six courts, Shadow Ridge and Salix parks have four each, Olympic and Spring Creek parks have three, and several smaller parks have one or two, according to Lehi City.
Where are the dog parks in Lehi?
Exchange Park (1840 N. Exchange Park Rd.) and Willow Park (2998 W. 300 N.) both have dog parks, the city says.
Can you swim at Dry Creek Reservoir in Lehi?
Lehi City lists swimming, fishing and a fish-cleaning station at Dry Creek Reservoir, 3223 N. Center Pointe Drive, along with bathrooms and parking.
Can you camp in Lehi?
Yes, at Willow Park, 2998 W. 300 N. The city says it's dry camping, RVs up to 40 feet, with a picnic table and fire pit at each site. Reservations run April 15 to Oct. 15.
When can I reserve a park pavilion in Lehi?
April 15 to Oct. 15, through Lehi City's facility rentals page. Some pavilions, such as those at Lehi Family Park and Ivory Ridge Park, are first come, first served and can't be reserved. Questions: the Information Center, 385-201-1000.
When is Lehi's outdoor pool open?
It's closed for the season and reopens May 29, 2027, the city says. It's a heated 50-meter pool with two flume slides, an aqua climbing wall, a diving board and a baby pool.
Where can I hike or mountain bike from a Lehi park?
The Hidden Canyon Trailhead, 6363 N. Fox Canyon Road, which the city says gives access to more than 28 miles of trails with separate routes by activity. Motorized vehicles are banned.
Sources
The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.
- Lehi City Parks, Lehi City. Checked November 9, 2026.
- Lehi City: Outdoor Pool, Lehi City. Checked November 9, 2026.
- Facility Rentals, Lehi City. Checked November 9, 2026.
