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Spanish Fork Parks Guide: Adventure Heights, the 90-Acre Sports Park, Canyon View and the Festival of Lights, Dog Parks and Splash Pads

Spanish Fork's city parks from the city's own pages: Adventure Heights' all-abilities playground and splash pad, the 90.5-acre Sports Park with a pump track, Canyon View Park and the Festival of Lights (advance tickets only), three dog parks and North Park's splash pad.

Spanish Fork's parks have three standouts. Adventure Heights is the city's all-abilities park, with a splash pad. The Sports Park is 90.5 acres of fields, courts and a pump track. Canyon View Park at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon becomes the drive-through Festival of Lights every holiday season. This year, tickets must be bought online in advance.

Everything here is from Spanish Fork City's park pages, read Nov. 9, 2026. The city's main number is 801-804-4500.

Spanish Fork parks at a glance

Park Address Known for Hours
Sports Park 295 Volunteer Drive 90.5 acres, ball diamonds, tennis, pickleball, pump track Dawn to 11 p.m.
Adventure Heights 1321 E. Canyon Road All-abilities playground, splash pad, sensory garden 9 a.m. to dusk; closed Dec. 1-March 1
Canyon View Park 3300 E. Powerhouse Road River setting, pavilions, Festival of Lights Closed Oct.-Feb. for the festival
North Park 1185 N. 400 E. Splash pad, sand volleyball, amphitheater Dawn to dusk
City Park 49 S. Main St. Downtown stage, rose garden, Friday food trucks Dawn to dusk
Electric Park 32 N. Maple Leaf Drive Electric-themed playground, 2 pickleball courts, dog park Dawn to dusk
Legacy Farms 2382 E. Purple Sage Drive Farm-themed playground, fitness court Dawn to dusk
Russell Swenson Memorial Park 171 W. 300 S. Baseball fields Dawn to 11 p.m.
Centennial Park 572 S. 600 E. Youth soccer, machine-pitch baseball Dawn to dusk
Skate Park 400 S. 600 E. Bowls, rails, spine features Dawn to dusk

Adventure Heights: the all-abilities park

The city calls Adventure Heights one of its signature parks and says it's often known as the All-Abilities Park. It has:

Hours: 9 a.m. to dusk daily in season. It's closed Dec. 1 to March 1. For Utah County's other inclusive playgrounds, see the All-Together Playground in Orem and the Lehi parks guide.

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The Sports Park

At 90.5 acres, the Sports Park at 295 Volunteer Drive is the city's largest park, and it's open until 11 p.m.:

Canyon View Park and the Festival of Lights

Canyon View Park, at 3300 E. Powerhouse Road at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon, sits beside the Spanish Fork River with big lawns, shade and three reservable pavilions. It connects to the Spanish Fork River Trail.

Festival of Lights: every holiday season, the park becomes a drive-through light display, open Thanksgiving Day through New Year's Day. This season the city says:

For the season's other light displays, see Christmas in Provo and Luminaria at Thanksgiving Point.

The rest of the year: the park is open dawn to dusk from March 1 through Sept. 30 and closed to regular use October through February. The fishing pond is drained for dredging and a new fishing pier, the city says, so fishing is unavailable until the work is done.

Splash pads

Splash pad Address Notes
Adventure Heights 1321 E. Canyon Road Park closed Dec. 1-March 1
North Park 1185 N. 400 E. Seasonal; also sand volleyball and an amphitheater

Compare them with the rest of the county in our Utah Valley splash pads guide.

Dog parks

Spanish Fork has three fenced off-leash areas:

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See our dog parks guide for the rest of Utah Valley.

Downtown: City Park

City Park, at 49 S. Main St., is downtown's gathering place. It has a rose garden, a stage for concerts and performances, a playground, and Friday food truck roundups, according to the city.

Neighborhood parks

Most neighborhood parks have a playground and a pavilion that's first come, first served, not reservable:

Rules everywhere: alcohol, tobacco and e-cigarettes aren't allowed, and neither is golfing or driving on the lawns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the biggest park in Spanish Fork?
The Sports Park, at 90.5 acres, at 295 Volunteer Drive. It has baseball and softball diamonds, multipurpose fields, tennis and pickleball courts, a pump track, a playground and access to the Spanish Fork River Trail, according to the city.
Does Spanish Fork have a splash pad?
Two: Adventure Heights (1321 E. Canyon Road) and North Park (1185 N. 400 E.), which the city lists as seasonal. Adventure Heights closes for the season from Dec. 1 to March 1.
What is the all-abilities park in Spanish Fork?
Adventure Heights, at 1321 E. Canyon Road. The city says it has an inclusive playground, a splash pad, a sensory garden and a wheelchair-accessible swing. It's open 9 a.m. to dusk in season and closed Dec. 1 to March 1.
Do I need tickets for the Spanish Fork Festival of Lights?
Yes. The city says advance tickets are required, sold online at sfcitytix.com starting Nov. 12, with no tickets at the gate. The drive-through display at Canyon View Park runs from Thanksgiving Day through New Year's Day.
Is Canyon View Park open in winter?
Not for regular park use. The city closes it October through February for the Festival of Lights season. It's open dawn to dusk March 1 through Sept. 30.
Where are the dog parks in Spanish Fork?
At 400 S. 600 E. (with an obstacle course and a dog drinking fountain), at 1150 E. 600 S., and at Electric Park, 32 N. Maple Leaf Drive, according to the city.
Can you fish at Canyon View Park?
Not right now. The city says the pond is drained for dredging and construction of a fishing pier, and fishing is unavailable while the work is underway.
Are Spanish Fork parks open after dark?
Most are open dawn to dusk. The Sports Park and Russell Swenson Memorial Park stay open until 11 p.m., the city says.

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.

  1. Spanish Fork City: City Parks, Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  2. Adventure Heights, Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  3. Spanish Fork City: Sports Park, Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  4. Canyon View Park, Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  5. Spanish Fork City: North Park, Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  6. Dog Park (600 East), Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  7. Festival of Lights, Spanish Fork City. Checked November 9, 2026.
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