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OutdoorUpdated May 12, 2026

Shadow Ridge Park

3050 W Traverse Mountain Blvd, Lehi, UT 84043, USAlehi-ut.gov
Edited by the Find Pickleball Courts editorial team · Updated May 12, 2026 · How we research this
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Pan + zoom to spot the courts, they’re often tucked off to one side of the park.

Courts
1+
Setting
Outdoor
Surface
hard
Lighting
Lighted
Access
Public
Hours
Reservable
Drop-in
Court type
Shared

Photos via Google Maps, Trent Dyer, William Kuk, Jessica Scofield

The vibe

Shadow Ridge Park is a newer Lehi park on the Traverse Mountain Boulevard side of the city with pickleball courts, a playground, picnic tables, bike racks, and bench seating. Reviewers describe it as clean and well-kept, with new equipment and a variety of climbing features including a suspension bridge, climbing net, and a toddler-size climbing wall. The park sits on the hillside with valley views and adjoins the city trail system, making it a natural combo destination for a play session followed by a walk. The pickleball courts are lighted.

Practical notes

Bathrooms are open seasonally only, from April 15 through October 15. Pickleball court lighting allows evening play in summer. The park is on the side of a hill with great views of the valley. A large parking lot is on site. Some originally-planned features like a pump track and beginner mountain bike terrain appear not to have been built; verify availability before planning a multi-sport trip.

Amenities on-site
Parking
What locals say · verbatim

What locals say

Verbatim
Other standard features: trash cans, picnic tables, bike racks, benches, pickleball court, and a large parking lot.
Jessica · Google review
Verbatim
It's solid park, having more pickle ball certainly nice, especially lights.
Brian · Google review
Verbatim
A great play area for the kids. It is also adjacent to the trail system. It is on the side of the hill with a great view of the valley.
hawk84065 · Google review
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