Parks in Sandy, UT

Fresh reviews:

Massive fields. Just, so much grass to run and frolic. It’s well use (lots of team sports from Sandy Parks & Rec play here) but in the off time, you can run and run and not leave the grass.I grew up just up the road, so I found my teenage self here plenty of times. Meeting up with the ladies. You know how I…

Jeffrey S.

Falcon Park

Oh Flat Iron. Park of my youth. As a grown up I can appreciate you even more now for being one of the most unique parks in all of Salt Lake. It begins, ends, and is definitely caught up in that massive, steep hill.If you’re not familiar with Flat Iron Mesa, just look for the two giant blue water tanks on top of…

Jeffrey S.

Flat Iron Mesa Park

First of all — and I know this is just me being a little OCD — it’s Willowcreek Park (one word), and not Willow Creek Park. The latter is a park in Park City. Even the Sandy City website calls it Willow Creek, but the sign out front clearly shows it as one word, and that’s what I’m going with.Now that that’s…

Jeffrey S.

Willowcreek Park

Perhaps an extra nod on this one for nostalgia’s sake. I used to live in this neighborhood, and spent many an afternoon goofing off here. It was here where I perfected my 9-iron short game. Which, by the way, is totally illegal or against park rules. Or at the very least a bad idea with so many windows nearby…

Jeffrey S.

Sandy City High Point Park

Another park with special memories from my childhood and teenage years. It’s amazing how when you visit places like this, they seem much smaller than before.Not that Bicentennial isn’t big – in fact, one of the things I love is the long, open grassy areas. It was here that a girl my buddy had a crush on threw a…