Rotary Park

Rotary Park is a public recreational area located in Provo, Utah. The park spans approximately 10.7 acres, offering a variety of outdoor activities and facilities for community use.

Primarily utilized for recreation league games, Rotary Park features multiple sports fields and courts. The park includes two baseball fields, providing space for local teams and casual players to enjoy America's pastime. Tennis enthusiasts can take advantage of the park's six tennis courts, which are available for public use.

In addition to sports facilities, Rotary Park caters to families with a centrally located playground. This play area is surrounded by three pavilions, allowing parents to easily monitor their children while enjoying the shade. The pavilions also serve as ideal spots for picnics, gatherings, or simply relaxing in the park environment.

Rotary Park incorporates historical elements, featuring several plaques that highlight significant events and landmarks in Provo's history. These plaques cover topics ranging from the city's founding in 1849 to the establishment of Brigham Young University in 1875, offering visitors a glimpse into the area's rich past.

Recent improvements to the park, funded by RAP Tax (Recreation, Arts, and Parks Tax), have enhanced its facilities and appeal to the community. These upgrades aim to maintain Rotary Park as a valuable recreational resource for Provo residents and visitors alike.