Lehi Parks FAQ's

FAQ's

Here is an amenities map that can help you find parks with specific amenities!

Lehi Parks Amenities Map

CITY WIDE PARK CURFEW - Most Lehi City parks are open 5 AM - 11PM. The exceptions are Family Park and Pointe Meadow Skate Park. It is illegal for a park to be occupied between 11PM-5AM. Special permission is required for events that extend past those hours. No vehicles may be parked or stored in city parks after these hours.

Lehi Parks Curfew Code.


POSTED/OPERATIONAL HOURS - Find these hours on the city website or posted on-site. 

NOISE ORDINANCE - Nighttime noise limits start at 10PM and go till 7AM.
     

Park restrooms are closed October 15 through April 15 to protect plumbing from freezing temperatures. Although we may experience warm days during the winter, temperatures can drop below freezing quickly, and frozen pipes can cause significant and costly damage to City facilities.

The seasonal closure helps protect City infrastructure and ensures we are responsible stewards of taxpayer funds. For this reason, restroom opening dates are not adjusted based on individual warm-weather days.

Park Pavilion Reservations Link

Reservations are for pavilion use only. All other amenities are open to the public.

Check out the special events page for more information on what you need to have to be able to hold a special event and to find the Special Events Permit.

Special Events Permit Page

Yes, but bounce houses on city property require a permit and insurance regardless of the amount of people in attendance. Bounce Houses require special insurance regulations. You will also need to obtain a Special Event Permit.  

Check out the special events page for more information on what you need to have to be able to hold a bounces house.

Special Events Permit Page

Yes, you can find overnight camping at Willow Park in West Lehi.

Due to limited resources and high demand, fields are not available to be rented for practices, and organizations will be given game and special event rental preference in the following order:

Tier 1: Lehi City Programs & Events.
Tier 2: Other Government-Sponsored Use.
Tier 3: Developmental Programs/Charitable Entities.
Tier 4: For-Profit Organizations/Commercial Business.

For reservations and more information visit Field Reservations.

There are a variety of opportunities throughout Lehi City to get involved, from serving on a Board or Commission to participating as a volunteer tutor on a service project.

Visit our volunteer page to learn more different opportunities.

Yes.

We have two dedicated dog parks, Willow Park and Exchange Park.

All other parks require dogs to be leashed. No dogs are allowed at Lehi Sports Park and Veterans Memorial Ball Park.