Bonneville Park
Pan + zoom to spot the courts, they’re often tucked off to one side of the park.
Photos via Google Maps, Shayne Curley, Luke Atticus Kennard, Steven Lee
Bonneville Park is a mid-sized Orem neighborhood park on the north end of the city with 4 lighted pickleball courts that share the property with a full-size basketball court, a tennis court, a recently-renovated playground, a covered pavilion with charcoal grills and seating for 60-plus, a big open grass field, restrooms, and a perimeter walking path. Reviewers describe it as one of Orem's better community parks; the pickleball courts have low fences and adequate spotlight illumination at night. The pickleball and tennis courts are usually packed during warm weather.
Park hours are 5 AM to 11 PM daily. The 4 pickleball courts are lighted, which extends evening play. Parking is the main constraint: the lot is small and the spots are compact, so it fills quickly on busy weekends. Bathrooms are open seasonally and reviewers have flagged inconsistent maintenance during peak season, including one notably bad cleanliness report. There is a partly-fenced area near the back that's frequented by dog owners for off-leash play, but this is not an official dog park.
What locals say
“Pickleball is a highlight — four lighted courts make it easy to enjoy a game well into the evening — alongside a full-size basketball court and a tennis space that appeals to both casual players and more competitive groups.”
“There are Paddleball courts with low fences, complete with adequate spotlight illumination at night.”
“They also have 4 pickleball courts and a tennis court, which are usually packed during the warm weather months.”