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Kiwanis Park in Pleasant Grove

August 12, 2014Joani7 CommentsContent may be sponsored or contain affiliate links. View full disclosure.

Kiwanis Park in Pleasant Grove is a great park. Even though there is not a playground or splash pad, it provides a great gathering place. It is a more wooded park, but that also means that it has more shade from the summer heat.

Kiwanis Park

Why Kiwanis Park?

First, it is the trailhead for several hikes – the Hike to the G and Battle Creek Falls.

Second, it has a great pavilion. The pavilion is large and can hold a huge party!

kiwanis park pavillion




I love the fire pit! It is just around the corner from the pavilion.

kiwanis park fire pit

And the big open spaces are great for frisbee or a small soccer or football game.

kiwanis park

There is also has a monument for Battle Creek. The creek is sometimes dry and the entrance to the park is a bridge over the creek, but the history is neat!

Battle Creek Monument

Where is Kiwanis Park?

The park is at the east end of 200 South in Pleasant Grove Utah. It is at the base of the mountain and is quite simple to find.

Have a great time at Kiwanis Park!

And for some fun, you can check out this blog that tells the haunted legend of the park.

Filed Under: Family Fun, Free, ParksTagged With: fire pit, Kiwanis Park, park, pavillion, pleasant grov, pleasant grove, pleasant grove utah, trailhead

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  1. Romi says

    August 12, 2014 at 11:43 pm

    Kiwanis Park sounds like a wonderful place. Thank you for sharing beautiful photos.

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  2. Francene Stanley says

    August 13, 2014 at 3:22 am

    The park looks great. Aren’t trees wonderful the way they make shade and cool the earth? Utah is a long way from England, so I don’t expect to ever see the park in person, only through your photos.

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  3. Nick says

    August 13, 2014 at 7:01 am

    Great pictures. Looks like an amazing place to visit.

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