Small museum highlights Utah fossils with quiet, well-curated exhibits perfect for kids. Children enjoy simple activities like the donation box while learning about dinosaurs. Visitors watch paleontologists work through glass, adding a unique research element.
Quiet and small enough to keep kids' attention, the museum offers a suitable learning environment about dinosaurs. Kids enjoy simple activities like putting coins in the donation box, though hands-on exhibits are limited and not always easy to find.
Good to know
The museum is free to enter, but they accept donations.
The museum focuses specifically on fossils and ancient life found in North America.
There are only about four parking spots designated for visitors.
Art museum offers a peaceful atmosphere with spacious galleries and a sculpture garden. Staff engage kids with hands-on learning and fun weekly programs like Van Gogh to Playdough. Families find it calm and inspiring for all ages.
Staff interact well with children and encourage hands-on learning with touchable specimens. Weekly programs like Van Gogh to Playdough and art projects keep kids engaged and help them learn new words.
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Admission is free, making it accessible for all visitors.
Parking is free, but be cautious to avoid tickets.
The 'Spain and the Hispanic World' exhibition runs from January 26 to June 15, 2024.
Small, cozy spot with authentic family charm and colorful decor offers a calm, comfortable vibe with great music. Kids love the quesabirrias and varied kids meals, making it perfect for large families. A self-serve salsa bar adds a unique touch to the clean space.
Kids enjoy the quesabirrias and the kids quesadilla with asada. The menu offers a variety of kids meals like red enchiladas, burritos, and chicken tacos. The place handles large families with kids easily.
Good to know
$2 Taco Tuesday offers great deals for budget-conscious diners.
The restaurant provides a 10% discount for students with a valid ID.
Expect clean restrooms and a tidy dining area.
Pond with ducks offers a calm spot for kids to feed and relax. Big open fields and shady benches create a peaceful atmosphere. Sounds of waterfalls and birds add to the quiet charm for picnics or study breaks.
Shady spots invite kids to relax while feeding the ducks. Little ones enjoy the duck feeding and calm surroundings.
Good to know
The pond is a good spot for picnics with plenty of shade.
There are benches available for sitting and relaxing.
Kids can enjoy feeding the ducks at the pond.
Steep trail climbs 1,000 feet with well marked paths and benches at every turn. Kids enjoy breaks at each switchback and feel proud reaching the top. Hike offers spectacular views of city and lake, making it a shared local experience for all ages.
Trail suits kids from infants in carriers to active older kids with breaks at each switchback. Kids feel proud reaching the top after the hike and handle the walk well with some preparation.
Good to know
The trail is steep, with 1,000 feet of elevation gain in 1 1/4 miles.
There are clean restrooms available at the trailhead.
Bring water when hiking the Y Trail to stay hydrated.
Department store blends children's play area with stadium seating and a candy shop. Kids enjoy a big slide and puppet shows while shoppers find BYU apparel and unique gifts. Treats like fudge and chocolate-covered cinnamon bears add to the lively mix.
A children's play area includes a big slide and puppets, making it lively for kids. The children's book section offers lots of great books and a theater for added fun.
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The store sells a wide variety of treats, clothing, gifts, and more.
Expect higher prices for sports and wearable merchandise compared to previous years.
The candy counter has been replaced with a more expensive high-end option.
Small, clean bowling alley offers well-maintained equipment and a fun atmosphere with loud energy. Staff show patience with kids, making it great for families and special needs. Pricing is decent, keeping it accessible for all.
Staff patience stands out when kids act up. Bowling suits kids of all ages, including those with special needs. Groups with many kids may take longer to bowl, but the place welcomes them.
Good to know
There is a $35 fee if bowling balls get stuck behind the pins.
Free parking is available in the visitor's parking lot.
The in-house bowling balls are in decent condition but some are worn out.
Bright, airy space with fresh cut flowers creates a calm vibe. Kids enjoy a special chicken bowl with rice and hummus. Healthy, fresh ingredients make meals both tasty and refreshing.
Kids get a special option with chicken, rice, and hummus. The kids bowl offers a simple, tasty meal alongside other flavorful choices.
Good to know
Salads cost between $14-15 for an average size.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The avocado crunch salad costs $9.99, but adding chicken raises it to $14.99.