Provo's neighborhoods, mapped

Central District Downtown Provo's walkable core — restaurants, music venues, and the city's most urban living Full profile → Central District Joaquin The classic student neighborhood between downtown and BYU Full profile → Central District Maeser Historic bungalow blocks south of Center Street, anchored by the old Maeser School Full profile → Central District Franklin A historic, genuinely diverse neighborhood southwest of downtown Full profile → Central District Dixon Northwest of downtown — the Rec Center's neighborhood Full profile → Central District Timp Quiet historic blocks east of downtown Full profile → Northwest District North Park Home of the Rec Center, the pool, and Pioneer Village Full profile → Northwest District Carterville The canyon-mouth pocket along the Provo River Full profile → Northwest District Rivergrove Established northwest Provo along the river parkway Full profile → North District Riverbottoms Provo's estate streets along the river, next to The Shops at Riverwoods Full profile → Northwest District Grandview North Family ramblers with valley views on the northwest rise Full profile → Northwest District Grandview South The lower Grandview bench — same views, closer to downtown Full profile → North District Edgemont Northeast Provo's classic family bench Full profile → East District Oak Hills The bench directly above BYU Full profile → East District Wasatch The Tree Streets — Provo's beloved east-bench classic Full profile → North District Rock Canyon Trailhead living at the mouth of Provo's climbing canyon Full profile → North District Indian Hills Quiet upper-bench streets between Rock Canyon and the Tree Streets Full profile → North District North Timpview Quiet streets below Timpview High, where north Provo starts to feel like foothills Full profile → North District Pleasant View North Provo along Canyon Road, where the city thins out toward the river and the bench Full profile → North District Riverside North Provo near the river corridor — established, green, and quietly well positioned Full profile → North District Sherwood Hills The northeast corner where Provo runs out and the canyon begins Full profile → East District Foothills The bench directly above BYU — short walk to campus, long view over the valley Full profile → East District Provost Southeast Provo's older residential grid, anchored by its own elementary school Full profile → East District Provost South South of Provost, closer to Slate Canyon and the edge of the mountain Full profile → East District Spring Creek South Provo around its own creek, park and elementary school Full profile → Central District University The BYU campus itself — the neighborhood that is mostly one institution Full profile → Central District Franklin South Southwest of the center — older, affordable and closer to the freeway than most of Provo Full profile → Central District East Bay Provo's south commercial district — golf, big-box retail and the freeway interchange Full profile → West District Lakeview North Provo's fastest-changing edge — new subdivisions, big sky and the new Provo High Full profile → West District Lakeview South West Provo between the new subdivisions and the older river-side streets Full profile → West District Fort Utah Named for where Provo actually started, in 1849 — now a settled west-side family area Full profile → West District Sunset West-central Provo, built around Sunset View Elementary and its park Full profile → West District Lakewood Southwest Provo, where new subdivisions are still going up on former farmland Full profile → West District Provo Bay Airport, wetlands and open land on Provo's southwest edge Full profile → Northwest District Brickyard Provo's newest neighborhood, split from Carterville along the Provo River in 2025 Full profile →