Adventure Heights All-Abilities Park — Attraction in Spanish Fork

This is probably one of the nicest most exciting parks that you could possibly hope for. It is huge which is good because there are often quite a lot of people enjoying their selves in the vicinity. Fortunately there is more than enough space for everyone every time that I have visited. Whether you are enjoying yourself on the nature walk or making music with the musical Garden or swinging or enjoying any of the features for all abilities and sizes or cooling down by getting wet in the splash pad water features, or taking a stroll through the fossil discovery cave after sliding down one of the many large slides there is always something fun to play on. The parking lot is quite large and even on the most populous of days there is plenty of parking. There are tables and benches for all parents to sit on if they need to take a break and let the kids play there are also Pavilions for party reservations and Rental. The bathrooms are kept clean on a schedule and there has not been any waiting really anytime we needed to use the facilities. My friend is from San Diego and I brought her here with her two kids she could not believe that the place was free she loved it we all enjoy ourselves here the only thing I would say is make sure you keep an eye on your kids because there's a lot of space for them to roam and you could easily lose sight of them although there is only one entrance in exit which is good for extra security all in all this is a five star outstanding recreational park and I highly recommend checking it out...

We absolutely love this park! Tho usually very crowded (that just shows how much fun it is:) we still love going! Its a little bit of a drive for us since we live in Orem but it's completely worth it! The water fall is so amazing and the "stream" that flows down is perfect for kiddos to race toys or whatever else they can think of down and there is so much more to do as well! It's actually pretty big for a park and has a lot to do. It's an all abilities park as well so perfect for literally everyone! The first half of the park is swings, slides, and play equipment and the second half also has those things but is also where the water part of the park is. The waterfall is at the very end of the park. There are lots of places for parents to watch the kiddos play (or to put their stuff while they join in on the fun)! Also has nice working restrooms and places to fill water bottles. The park is open everyday all day but the splash pad part closes every day between 2:00pm and 3:00pm for maintenance. Definitely...

Wow! If we didn't live in Cache Valley, we'd be here all the time! Absolutely beautiful park! Many things to do, and they were putting up shade sails when we were there. I wish we could check it out in summer, when the splash pad and waterfall are going, but it's about twice as far as my limit. I can't really say much about the accessibility of the park, as I don't have much experience. There was ABSOLUTELY more accessible things than any other park I've seen, but there were a few thing I don't think kids with mobility issues could do, or do easily. I didn't see a way for them to get up to the tallest slide, for example. But there were several different types of swings, a couple of merry-go-rounds that most kids could ride, if with a little help, and other slides too. I also saw what appeared to be a locked-gate swing especially for wheelchairs. I didn't read the sign, so I don't know how it can be accessed, but hopefully it's easy for any who needs to. The park was...