Allred Park
Pan + zoom to spot the courts, they’re often tucked off to one side of the park.
Photos via Google Maps, Liisa Seppanen, Nick Olsen, Nick Olsen
Allred Park is a quiet neighborhood park tucked at the end of a dead-end residential street in central Lehi, with a single pickleball court alongside a basketball hoop, a volleyball court, swings (including two special-needs swings), a playground, a covered pavilion with grills and a fire pit, and a paved walking loop. The pickleball amenity is newer and only one of 25 sampled reviews mentions it, so expect a low-key, drop-in vibe rather than a busy organized scene. Mature shade trees ring the grass field; the playground itself sits in full sun.
Park hours are 7 AM to 10 PM daily. The pavilion is reservable through Lehi City and reviewers describe the rental process as easy and affordable. Restrooms are present but multiple reviewers note they are not always open. Mid-day sprinkler puddles on the surrounding concrete have been a recurring complaint and have caused some slipping. The park is hidden in a residential neighborhood with a single entrance, which limits drive-by visibility but makes the lot itself quiet. The Lehi parks department phone is (385) 201-1000.
What locals say
“Nice park on a dead end street so the traffic is none existent. Park has hoops and pickle ball court and bathrooms and cover pavilion.”
“This is a nice park hidden in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Several groups of youths were practicing football, soccer, and basketball. There were very nice restrooms and swings and a playground and a pavilion.”
“We've loved this park! Dog & kid friendly. We've also rented out the pavilion for family events. Easy to reserve & affordable.”