There are a lot of books here. And the children's are is one of the best in Utah. My only issue is it is expensive to get a card ($50 for 6 months) unless you are a resident. I honestly wish that I lived in Provo though so I could get to partake from this library.

The lakes are great fishing. Do know they get crowded in the summertime and it costs money to park. Beautiful drive but be warned; lots of winding roads makes some kids car sick. My girls have thrown up 3 times in one trip before. Nice camping spots at the top.

GREAT ice cream and, in the fall, cider donuts! The apples are good too--buy a box of them for a better price. My grandma's favorite is the chocolate covered cherries--homemade and fantastic! The gift store is fun with old fashioned stuff to buy. Good food storage supply store also.

There is a lot to do here for older kids; golfing, batting cages and miniature golfing. Small golf course but a perfect place for beginners. The mini golf courses (there are 2) are a lot of fun with waterfalls and castles. Batting cages are pretty good. Not much to do for little ones though.

Beautiful grounds and a nice building. Nice place to take pictures with the family. The reason it is rated low is because it is not for family visits unless you are members of the Mormon church. Kids aren't allowed inside, usually, and only adults with recommends (or permission slips). Go to look at the flowers and fountains. But not for a long activity.