Provo Canyon is sprinkled with scenic parks between its western mouth and the Sundance Resort turn-off.  The parks in Provo Canyon are owned and operated by a variety of entities including by Provo City, Orem City, and Utah County.  Most parks allow access to the Provo River for fishing, playing, or relaxation.  Some parks also act as trail-heads to the Uinta National Forest. 

Parks in Provo Canyon offer the opportunity for groups to meet in an outdoor setting with magnificent views of the surrounding mountains.  All parks have covered pavilions which can be reserved for a fee.  Most offer BBQs, power, and running-water restrooms.    Brought to you by Denise Martin, Orem’s Nicest Realtor.  To buy or sell Orem Homes or Provo Real Estate, please give Denise a call, text, or email.

Provo River Parkway Trail Ties Parks Together
Provo River Parkway is the thread that ties Provo Canyon’s parks together with non-motorized access.  

Beginning at the Utah Lake State Park where the Provo River empties into Utah Lake, the Provo River Parkway parallels the Provo River in many locations as it meanders through Provo City, up Provo Canyon, currently terminating at Vivian Park. The Parkway accommodates walkers, joggers, bicyclists, horseback riders, long-boarders, and rollerbladers and weaves its way for just over 15 miles through city and county operated parks.