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Things to Do in Lehi With Kids: Thanksgiving Point's Seven Venues, the Free Parks, a $6 Pool and the Rainy-Day Backups

Lehi with kids: Thanksgiving Point's museums ($24 online, or $39 for all seven venues), Luminaria from Nov. 12, the Legacy Center pool from $5, Lehi Family Park's splash pad and sensory garden, the Hutchings Museum, bowling since 1957 and the library.

Lehi is one of Utah County's easiest cities for a day out with kids, mostly because of Thanksgiving Point, a single campus with seven ticketed venues including the county's best children's museum. Around it are free city parks with a splash pad and a skate park, a $5 to $6 indoor pool, a small natural history museum downtown, bowling since 1957 and a free library. Plan around Sundays: Thanksgiving Point, the museum and the library are all closed.

Prices, hours and park details are from Thanksgiving Point's venue pages and Lehi City's parks, library and Legacy Center pages, mostly read Nov. 7-9, 2026, and from our individual guides linked below.

Quick picks by age

Age Start here
Under 5 Museum of Natural Curiosity; Lehi Family Park playgrounds; library story times
5 to 9 Museum of Ancient Life; Butterfly Biosphere; Curiosity Farms; Legacy Center pool
10 to 13 Jack and Jill laser tag and bowling; Pointe Meadow skate park; climbing at Momentum
Teens Skate park; Luminaria at night; the Legacy Center
Free City parks, the skate park, Lehi City Library

Thanksgiving Point

Thanksgiving Point, on the west side of I-15 at the Point of the Mountain, has seven venues; the ones built for kids are:

What it costs

Age One venue, online One venue, at the door All-Access Pass (all seven)
Adult $24 $27 $39
Youth 13-17 $19 $22 $33
Child 3-12 $17 $20 $29
Senior 65+ $21 $24 $36
2 and under Free Free Free

SNAP and WIC families pay $9 per adult, with kids free. Every venue is closed Sundays. A family of four with two children under 13 pays $82 online for one venue or $136 for the All-Access Pass. Full details: Thanksgiving Point tickets and prices.

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Luminaria, this winter

Thanksgiving Point's Luminaria light walk runs Nov. 12, 2026, through Jan. 9, 2027, closed Sundays, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with timed evening entry. Tickets are sold by date and premium nights cost more. Our Luminaria guide.

The Legacy Center pool

Lehi's Legacy Center, at 123 N. Center St., is open to the public 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Pool admission is $5 to $6, and the indoor aquatic center has a lazy river, a slide and a 25-yard lap pool. It's the year-round answer to "it's too cold for the park." Our Legacy Center guide has members-only times and the gym.

Free city parks

Lehi City lists dozens of parks. The ones worth driving to:

Park Address Why go
Lehi Family Park 1999 N. 600 E. Splash pad (10 a.m.-8 p.m. daily, Memorial Day-Labor Day), playgrounds, sensory garden, amphitheater, restrooms with changing rooms. Playground open March 1-Nov. 30, 9 a.m. to sunset
Margaret Wines Park 55 E. 500 N. Two playgrounds with swings, four reservable pavilions, restrooms
Olympic Park 2700 W. Parkside Drive Large pavilion, playground with swings, restroom
Pointe Meadow Skate Park 2145 N. Pointe Meadow Drive Skate park, open 7:30 a.m. to dusk, plus a playground and courts
Veterans Memorial Ball Park 850 W. Main St. Five baseball fields, batting cages, playground; Lehi's ball park for more than 70 years
Dry Creek Reservoir 3223 N. Center Pointe Drive Swimming and fishing in summer, restrooms
Pilgrims Landing Park 3300 W. 3900 N. Playground for ages 5-12, walking path with fitness equipment
Dragonfly Disc Golf Park 262 E. 1630 S. Disc golf course

Pavilions at Lehi Family Park are first come, first served; others can be reserved through the city at 385-201-1000. For more water play across the county, see splash pads in Utah Valley, and for boards and scooters, skate parks.

Downtown and rainy-day picks

A Saturday plan

  1. 9:30 a.m. Museum of Natural Curiosity, before the crowd.
  2. Noon Lunch; see the best restaurants in Lehi.
  3. 1:30 p.m. Butterfly Biosphere or the Museum of Ancient Life on an All-Access Pass.
  4. 4 p.m. Burn off the rest at Lehi Family Park in warm months, or the Legacy Center pool in cold ones.
  5. Evening, Nov. 12-Jan. 9: Luminaria.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is there to do in Lehi with kids?
Thanksgiving Point is the big one, with the Museum of Natural Curiosity, the Museum of Ancient Life, the Butterfly Biosphere, Curiosity Farms and Ashton Gardens. Beyond it: the Legacy Center's indoor pool, Lehi Family Park's splash pad and sensory garden, the Hutchings Museum, Jack and Jill Lanes, the Pointe Meadow skate park and the Lehi City Library.
How much is Thanksgiving Point for kids?
A single venue is $17 online or $20 at the door for children 3 to 12, and $19 or $22 for teens 13 to 17. The All-Access Pass to all seven venues is $29 for children. Kids 2 and under are free, and families on SNAP or WIC pay $9 per adult with kids free.
What can kids do in Lehi on a rainy day?
The Museum of Natural Curiosity and Museum of Ancient Life at Thanksgiving Point, the Legacy Center's indoor pool with a lazy river and slide, the Hutchings Museum downtown, bowling and laser tag at Jack and Jill Lanes, and the Lehi City Library.
Where is the splash pad in Lehi?
Lehi Family Park, 1999 N. 600 E., has a splash pad open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day, plus playgrounds, a sensory garden, an amphitheater and restrooms with changing rooms, according to Lehi City.
Is Thanksgiving Point open on Sunday?
No. Every Thanksgiving Point venue is closed Sundays, as are the Hutchings Museum and the Lehi City Library. Plan a park or a drive for Sunday.
When is Luminaria at Thanksgiving Point?
Nov. 12, 2026, through Jan. 9, 2027, closed Sundays, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with timed entry in the evening. Tickets are sold by date.

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. Lehi City: Parks, Lehi City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  2. Lehi City: Library, Lehi City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  3. Hours, Pricing and Memberships, Legacy Center, Lehi City. Checked November 9, 2026.
  4. Museum of Natural Curiosity, Thanksgiving Point. Checked November 9, 2026.
  5. Curiosity Farms, Thanksgiving Point. Checked November 9, 2026.
  6. Thanksgiving Point: Luminaria, Thanksgiving Point. Checked November 9, 2026.
  7. Visit - Hutchings Museum, Hutchings Museum. Checked November 9, 2026.
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