The best things to do in Utah County

“365 Golf Pleasant Grove is a private indoor golf club with TrackMan 4, the same tech used to track every shot on the PGA Tour, so your numbers actually mean something. Memberships are capped for real bay availability, plus lessons, PXG fittings and even a golf chiropractor if your back talks back.”

From the Pleasant Grove newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Whether you’re squeezing in an after-work range session or a friendly skins game, The Back Nine Golf - Spanish Fork lets you play in private bays on Full Swing simulators with real-time shot data. Book by the hour starting at $35, or grab a membership for bringing guests, unlimited tee times, and merch perks.”

From the Spanish Fork newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Modern indoor facility for golf instruction, with a simulator and lessons.”

“Fairway 54 Pleasant Grove pairs private simulator bays with Golfzon tech, from auto-tee and moving swing plates to mats that mimic fairway, rough, and sand. It feels surprisingly real, which makes it perfect for quick practice sessions or friendly rounds when real greens aren’t in the cards.”

From the Pleasant Grove newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Bird Brothers Golf Co. is the local move in Spanish Fork when you want indoor swings without the wind, private bays to spread out, and simulator games that turn practice into friendly smack talk... perfect for a quick solo session or a chill hang with your usual foursome.”

From the Spanish Fork newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Coin Crazy Family Fun Center has state-of-the-art bowling, laser tag that actually gets your heart rate up, VR, and an arcade, plus the Coin Crazy Café to refuel. You can even reserve lanes with their bowling app, which makes planning a birthday or last-minute hang easy.”

From the Spanish Fork newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Between the grand castle, historic barn and railroad building, Wadley Farms turns the base of Mount Timpanogos into a dream backdrop of gardens, vineyards and orchards. It’s a longtime local favorite with on-site lodging and genuinely kind folks who make planning feel easy, not exhausting. Since 1869.”

From the Pleasant Grove newsletter, September 13, 2026

“-ft. venue hosting sporting events and concerts for up to 7,500 people.”

“Need a local reset that doesn’t involve another energy drink? Healing Horses Ranch runs beginner friendly 1 hour rides and small group 90 minute trail adventures through Eagle Mountain’s natural terrain, with a side of heart like Reiki sessions for you or your pets and even drum and rattle making.”

From the Eagle Mountain newsletter, September 1, 2026

“If you need a quick mood upgrade, cruise up to Kyhv Mountain Road Look-out Point for wide-open views of Utah Valley, swoon-worthy sunsets, and ridiculously good fall color. It’s a paved, no-fuss drive that feels like a mini escape without leaving home.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Whether you’re chasing a proper 18 or sneaking in swings under the lights after dinner this week, Timpanogos Golf Club brings a 7,300-yard par 72 championship track plus The Pasture, a lighted par 3. Born in 1923 and big on sustainability, it’s the home-course vibe Provo deserves.”

From the Provo newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Walnut Golf Club - Riverwoods gives you a private bay, TrackMan-powered feedback, and ridiculously realistic courses from around the world, so you can grind on your irons or play bucket-list tracks with friends without chasing balls. Part of the 365 Golf family, it’s built for repeat sessions.”

From the Provo newsletter, August 3, 2026

“When you need a proper golf fix, Thanksgiving Point Golf Club delivers a 7,714-yard Johnny Miller signature test along the Jordan River, wrapping Ashton Gardens with mountain-desert views, plus lessons, leagues, and a Clubhouse Grill that rewards both birdies and “I’ll get ’em next time” rounds.”

From the Lehi newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Grab your favorite human and tackle The Rift, a two-player, maze-like adventure in Provo where you solve riddles, capture dragons or blast spiders, and explore themed rooms using clever tech that doesn’t stick a screen on your face.”

From the Provo newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Whether you’re lining up a wedding, team offsite, or that shower your group chat keeps punting, The Rooftop Lehi gives you modern, airy space with city, mountain and golf course views plus a terrace. Lock it in this week and let the backdrop do the heavy lifting.”

From the Lehi newsletter, August 11, 2026

“The Virtual Dugout brings year round reps to Lehi with bookable batting cages for solo work, team tune ups, birthday parties, and private events. Reserve a cage, groove your swing, or surprise a teammate with a gift card, then show up ready to turn foul tips into liners this week.”

From the Lehi newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Opened in 1981, this public course designed by Billy Casper has a practice area and a driving range.”

“Laser Assault brings back truly competitive laser tag with a strategy-built arena, blacklights, bright neon paint, and music that turns Provo into a sci fi battleground. Rally your crew this week for leagues, events, or a quick match and settle roommate rivalries without broken controllers.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 14, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Nickel City packs over 100 nickel-priced games from skee ball to pinball, plus an award-winning laser tag arena that actually rules. Grab legit pies from City Pizzeria with a gourmet cheese blend and make it your easy go-to for weeknight energy burns or low-stress birthdays.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Private country club offering dining, a golf course, pool, and views of Mount Timpanogos.”

“Heber Hatchets makes midweek monotony disappear with bullseye-chasing axe throwing, plus game variations and specialty weapons like throwing stars and tomahawks. Round up friends or a date and see why they snagged a 2024 Daily Herald Best Axe Throwing nod, then grab Backdoor Burger between turns.”

From the Provo newsletter, August 12, 2026

“Carved from native prairie and tucked into the Eagle Mountain hills, The Ranches Golf Club serves up a true links-style challenge with scenic views, fast-paced play, and a welcoming vibe for every skill level. Grab a tee time, tune up with a PGA pro, or jump into a tournament this week.”

From the Eagle Mountain newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Well-kept course dotted with tree-lined fairways and multi-tiered greens, known for scenic views and friendly service.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Getout Games delivers brain-tickling escapes with The Heist, Reactor Meltdown, Egyptian Tomb, Zombie On A Chain and even spaceflight missions. Grab friends, coworkers, or the youth group and see who actually keeps calm under pressure, then enjoy the bragging rights all week.”

From the Provo newsletter, August 15, 2026

“18-hole golf course offering lessons & a clubhouse with a cafe & wedding venues.”

“Cedar Hills Golf Club drops your opening tee shot nearly 200 feet and then keeps the views coming, with natural bunkers and varied terrain that plays fair for every skill level. Check it out this week as they upgrade irrigation and rebuild tee boxes, so conditions keep getting smoother.”

From the Taylorsville newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Explore Utah Valley keeps a massive, actually useful roundup of events, eats, and things to do around the valley, from rooftop concerts and farmers markets to zipline tours and full moon lift rides. When your crew asks what’s happening in Orem this week, send them here and instantly look like the planner of the year.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Friendly staffers supervise rooms where groups search for clues and solve puzzles to "escape" before time runs out.”

“Family water park featuring slides, a lazy river and a wave pool, plus lockers and eatery.”

“Relaxed spot where guests use essential oils, pigments and molds to make soaps to take away.”

“Skip the weather roulette and swing at Walnut Golf Club - Provo, where top-of-the-line simulators and private bays let you tee it up on prestigious courses around the world. Membership gives you access across the 365 Golf family, so your practice loop can include Pleasant Grove and Riverton too.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Whether your driver is moody or your putter needs a pep talk, Fox Hollow Golf Club has a roomy, all-grass, lighted driving range to dial things in, plus men’s and ladies associations and the Fox Academy. Perfect excuse to sneak in a tee time this week.”

From the Lehi newsletter, August 27, 2026

“This week, climb, slide, and mission-complete your way through Mountain America Jurassic Jungle, Utah's largest indoor prehistoric playground packed with interactive dino animatronics and a five-story volcano slide. Track a T.”

From the Eagle Mountain newsletter, August 28, 2026

“If your week needs a little more fairway and a lot less freeway, Riverside Country Club delivers championship golf, award-winning dining, tennis, a gym, even massages in a polished, low-key scene.”

From the Orem newsletter, August 21, 2026