Can you bring food into the Provo rec center?

No food in the indoor pool area. No outside food allowed anywhere. The lifeguard has the final responsibility to inform patrons of any other rules. All rules are for the safety of our patrons.

What is there to do at Provo rec center?

What can you do?

• Fees/Memberships We offer daily admission or membership options.
• Amenities 10 pool, indoor walking track, cardio/weight areas, child watch, basketball courts, racquetball courts, tennis courts, skate park and much more!

What is a recreation center?

/rek.riˈeɪ.ʃən ˌsen.t̬ɚ/ (also informal rec center) a building that is open to the public where meetings are held, sports are played, and there are activities available for young and old people. Public buildings.

How many parks are in Provo?

53 parks
Provo City’s 53 parks directly influence the quality of life for the residents and visitors of Provo.

What are the two types of recreation?

Recreation can be categorized into two general types: active and passive. Active recreation, entailing direct participation, involves activities such as jetskiing in bays and kayaking down rivers.

Is Vivian Park open?

Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 10:30 p.m.

How long is the Provo River Parkway trail?

14-mile
The Provo Canyon Parkway is a segment of the 14-mile Provo River Parkway trail that spans six miles from the mouth of Provo Canyon at 800 North to Vivian Park.

What is the best recreational activity?

15 Recreational Activities to Keep You Fresh, Inspired & Creative

• Cycling the streets and valley.
• Adventure sports – kayaking, boating, hiking, skiing, etc.
• Early morning walks.
• Listening to music / watching movies.
• Visiting amusement parks.
• Fishing and sitting by a beautiful lake.
• Photography.

What are the 5 values of recreation?

Individual

• Develops Personal Development and Growth.
• Physical Health.
• Self Esteem and Self Reliance.
• Creativity and Sense of Accomplishment.
• Creates more Fun.
• Enhances Pleasure.
• Reduces Stress.
• Increases Life Satisfaction.

Can you do fires up Provo Canyon?

No outside fire pits or open fires are allowed. Please contact Provo Fire & Rescue at (801) 852-6321 for further information on fire restrictions and the type of wood permitted to be burned.