Paul Ream Wilderness Park

Natural Features

The park features the Provo River running through it, creating a scenic backdrop for various activities. Visitors can enjoy the river's presence by throwing rocks, looking for fish, or simply appreciating the flowing water.

A bridge crosses the river, allowing park-goers to access different areas and providing a vantage point for observing ducks and fish.

Duck Pond

One of the park's highlights is its duck pond, which attracts numerous waterfowl. A small trail encircles the pond, allowing visitors to walk around and observe the ducks.

While feeding bread to ducks is not recommended for their health, visitors can bring healthier alternatives such as cut-up grapes, oats, bird seed, chopped lettuce, or rice if they wish to feed the ducks.

Recreation Areas

The park includes large grassy areas suitable for picnics and recreational activities. Several pavilions with picnic tables are available, providing shaded areas for gatherings.

Behind the playground, there's an additional section with picnic tables and BBQ grills on cement pads, surrounded by trees for a more secluded picnic experience.

Playground

For families with children, the park offers a standard playground with multiple slides and swings. The playground area provides entertainment for younger visitors while adults can supervise from nearby seating areas.

Trails

Nature enthusiasts can explore a small trail that winds behind the picnic tables, running alongside a small stream. The trail features a few little bridges crossing the stream, allowing for a short but pleasant nature walk under the tree canopy.

Location

Paul Ream Wilderness Park is situated near the Provo River, providing a unique blend of natural wilderness and urban amenities. It serves as a peaceful retreat just blocks away from the I-15 freeway within the city limits of Provo.