Paul Ream Wilderness Park

I found this park during my junior year of college. I was trying to find discreet, nice places to enjoy a cigarette where I wouldn’t be worried about running into any of my Mormon peers and classmates. I felt free at this park. I’d lay on the grass, walk around, read at the picnic table in the tree-covered area. I came here for the last time on a cruel winter morning, in one of my last weeks in Utah before I moved away. My life was beginning to crumble and fall down in pieces around me that December. I came to the park before classes, read and smoked. I wandered to the bridge and paused to stare at the cold, dark water. I couldn’t keep trying to force myself into a life I wasn’t meant to live. In a park, on a bridge over a small creek, I stood, completely estranged from myself and everything I’d imagined I’d be and all of the things I thought I’d do. This week marked 2 years since that morning. I am far from Paul Ream Wilderness Park now, and even farther from the girl who stood on that bridge.

Amazing park! My kids loved eating lunch in the wooded area, feeding the ducks, and walking the trails. They loved the wildlife they saw as well. We are learning about ecosystems and habitats, and that was a fun and diverse place to see. They enjoyed it immensely and are begging to go back! Go! You will not be disappointed!

This place it’s fantastic. They have a lot of options here they have this pound hey, they have the Provo river right next to they have restaurants they have tables they have everything for party here and lots of shade which is pretty good if you want to make a party outside unbelievable place for anything you planning I am pretty sure they have planning this place very well. I strongly recommend it if you were looking for a place where are you searching for peace and relax for a picnic or even just for walking. This park it’s not gigantic, but they pretty much deliver. What you’re looking for the grass, the shade, the parking place you have a parking lot for cars and the playground kids love it and I’m pretty sure they can have a very good time over here or for the adults you pretty much king literally jump on the Provo river right next .

Beautiful little park tucked away and surrounded by trees. Cross the bridge over the river and there’s a duck pond usually full of ducks, a playground, and a wilderness area with a smalls stream. Lots of cute places for a picnic with benches and tables. Spent the morning here and my son loved exploring all around! Lots of little areas for fun. And parking is easy!

My favorite park for hammocking, feeding the ducks, and enjoying nature without having to drive too far from home. Beautiful park, always free of trash, and many great spots to put up a hammock or two! Picturesque and relaxing nature park.