Olympic Park
Pan + zoom to spot the courts, they’re often tucked off to one side of the park.
Photos via Google Maps, Tyson Mickelsen, Calvan Johnson, Dane Godwin
Olympic Park is a quiet Lehi neighborhood park along the Jordan River Parkway with 3 pickleball courts, a large lighted pavilion with power and a grilling rack, soccer field, paved walking path, and playground. Reviewers describe it as well-maintained and not heavily trafficked, which makes it a reliable drop-in option. The pickleball courts themselves are unlit, so play stops at sundown. Adjacent access to the Jordan River walkway makes it a natural starting point for a longer walk or run, though summer brings mosquitoes near the water.
The pickleball courts have no lights, so plan around daylight hours. Park hours run 7:30 AM to 10 PM daily. The pavilion seats over 100 and includes power and a grilling rack; reservations are available through Lehi City. Restrooms are on site. Parking is generous, and weekday crowds stay light. Some reviewers note general bathroom upkeep could improve, though the grounds themselves are clean.
What locals say
“There are 3 pickleball courts but they don't have lights. Park is in a safe neighborhood and is not too busy.”
“We spend a lot of time here playing pickleball, walking the dogs, and using the picnic facilities. It's a great Park and isn't usually very busy.”
“Olympic Park is a gem hidden behind a suburb. It offers Pickle Ball courts, open fields, and fluid access to the Jordan River Parkway.”