The best parks & outdoor spots in Pleasant Grove

“Retail chain stocking farm supplies, work apparel & hardware, plus camping & hunting equipment.”

“Whether your fridge needs real vegetables or your soul needs a warm pastry, The Kinlands is serving up its summer farmer's market with the fruit and veggie favorites they're known for, fresh breads, cronuts, Snuck greens, pantry favorites, and thoughtful finds.”

“Turn your regular week into a science-and-mud adventure at Curiosity Farms, where kids can feed goats, milk cows, ride ponies, and peek into hydroponic Grow Tech Gardens that feel straight out of Silicon Slopes. It’s playful, brainy, and surprisingly calming for grownups who forgot how fun farms can be.”

From the Eagle Mountain newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Fields for soccer, baseball/softball & football, plus a playground, walking trail & picnic areas.”

“Dimple Dell Regional Park is 630 acres of open space threading right through Sandy, with more than 15 miles of trails for hiking, biking, or saddling up. Use it for a before-work reset, after-dinner wander, or weekend push…quiet, dirt, and big-sky moments basically on autopilot.”

From the Sandy newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Kid-friendly park featuring a splash pad for all age groups, jungle gyms and slides for kids.”

“This scenic park full of plants & flowers has a reflecting pool, pond, greenhouse & picnic areas.”

“Palisade Park brings the cool with a lively splash pad plus big grassy stretches perfect for picnics, cartwheels, or pretending you’re coaching Real Salt Lake. Quick, easy family win when you want outside time without overthinking it.”

“Mount Timpanogos Park serves up shady paths, a legit bike skills park with trails for every level, and the Orem Dog Park, all tucked in Provo Canyon. Sneak in a midweek walk or plan a low-key hang at the pavilions, because this spot makes ordinary afternoons feel like mini getaways.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Conservation Garden Park is basically a living cheat sheet for Utah landscaping, offering expert-led classes and a searchable database of more than 1,000 plants that actually thrive here.”

From the Draper newsletter, August 20, 2026

“J. Lynn Crane Park turns into Herriman’s backyard hangout with the Summer Sunset Series bringing live entertainment, a vendor market, food trucks, and family activities. Grab a blanket this week, let the kids roam the grass, and make a low-key weeknight feel like an event.”

From the Herriman newsletter, August 17, 2026