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Lehi's Wines Park Features Multiple Pavilions and Recreational Amenities

By Utah News Staff · July 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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A close-up view of a wooden park table in Lehi, with the blurred architectural lines of a community pavilion and playground equipment visible in the background under golden hour light.
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Wines Park in Lehi features multiple pavilions and various amenities for community use. The 3.5-acre park includes play structures and specific facilities across four different pavilion areas.

Key takeaways

  • Wines Park spans 3.5 acres and is located at Center Street, 100 East and 500-600 North.
  • The park features four pavilions with a total of 42 tables distributed across the northwest, southeast, northeast, and southwest areas.
  • Amenities include restrooms, water, manual lights, 110 amp power, two play structures, and a swing set.
  • The northwest pavilion is equipped with a BBQ grate.

Wines Park in Lehi offers a variety of amenities for residents within its 3.5-acre grounds. Located at Center Street, 100 East and 500-600 North, the park provides several facilities for community use.

The park contains four distinct pavilions with varying capacities. The northwest pavilion includes 14 tables and a BBQ grate, while the southeast pavilion contains 12 tables. Additionally, the northeast and southwest pavilions each provide 8 tables.

Available amenities at the park include restrooms, water, manual lights, and 110 amp power. For recreation, the site features two play structures and a swing set.

Lehi City provides options to reserve the Wines Park Pavilions for use.

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