Lions Park

Park Overview

Lions Park is a 12.8-acre public park located in Provo, Utah. Constructed in 1970, the park is nestled at the base of Grandview Hill, offering visitors a scenic backdrop for their outdoor activities.

Recreational Facilities

The park features a variety of recreational facilities catering to different interests and age groups. It includes sports fields for baseball/softball and soccer, providing ample space for team sports and practice sessions.

For those seeking more casual activities, the park offers horseshoe pits and a playground area.

Gathering Spaces

Lions Park is known for its largest pavilion in Provo, which contains 41 tables, making it an ideal location for large gatherings, picnics, and community events.

The park also includes a second, smaller pavilion, providing additional covered seating options for visitors.

Accessibility

Accessibility is a key feature of Lions Park, with 46 spaces of off-street parking available. The park is designed to be wheelchair and stroller friendly, ensuring that it can be enjoyed by visitors of all mobility levels.

Fitness Opportunities

For those looking to engage in fitness activities, the park offers opportunities for walking and running. A 0.7-mile (1,500-step) route with an elevation gain of about 9.8 ft winds through the park, providing a scenic and easily accessible path for exercise.

Natural Features

Lions Park also incorporates natural elements, with trees providing shade and enhancing the park's aesthetic appeal. A water feature adds to the park's ambiance, creating a pleasant atmosphere for relaxation and enjoyment.