Margaret Wines Park — Attraction in Lehi

Best playground near Lehi as far as I have seen.

It has a toddler playground separate from the big kid playground, a small obstacle course area, and probably 6+ swings of all styles (bucket, traditional, and handicap accessible). Kids from 3 to about 10 yrs old would enjoy it too.

The big kid playground is made to look like a tree house fort and is surprisingly epic. It is three or more levels high. There are a few original features and some classics as well.

The park has bathrooms, water fountains, plentiful big trees, and beautiful pavilions (2-3?) with picnic tables. There are a few stretches of grass that I've seen people being their volleyball stuff to set up, however there are no volleyball-designated areas or equipment existing in the park. You have to bring it. Also there are no parking lots, only roadside parking which is plentiful.

The only critical thing I can say about this park is that the tot playground entertained my 2 yr old for probably 15 minutes at a time. Also he was able to climb to the highest parts of the big kid playground and climb some features there so I had to be more vigilant (though it looks pretty safe at the top even for the...

4 pavilions in the whole park for family's to gather . Had a snotty family come up and ask us to leave they had a family party and they had it reserved , but the board out front didn't have their names on it as reserved instead of causing a scene and hurting her husband we kindly moved out of the way so they could have their party wish there was a better way to find out who has things reserved so fights don't startup like a number you could call to see reservations or something like that so people could call up find out who and if they have reservations. Pretty sad that people that want your spot all they have to do is say it's reserved and we want you out of the way cause were more important than you seems stupid but hey it is...

This is my kids favorite park and, I have to admit, it's probably my favorite too. It's a really cool park! There are two playgrounds, one for toddlers and one for everyone else. The playgrounds are built so that adults are able to fit on the playground as well. That way I am able to both play with my kids and am able to help them if they are stuck. There are also swings, pavilions with picnic tables, and a huge grassy area where you can play games or walk your dog. They also have a public bathroom, but I'm not sure if it is open in the winter. There are also huge beautiful trees all throughout the park so the playgrounds are almost always shaded. It's an all...