Private Saratoga Springs Park and Pavilion

"Beware-this is NOT a public space. You will be towed unless you are with a resident who gives you a card to permit you to park in the area. The area is very nice. I once swam in the old Saratoga resort as a child and once was able to revisit in adulthood when my daughter had a friend who was part of the HOA. It brought back a lot of nice memories to walk under the trees and hear the blackbirds."

"This place is often confused with the Saratoga Hot Springs whose trailhead is located at Inlet Park, just North of the Hot Springs. Public parking is available North of the neighborhood gates at the church, or Inlet Park. This park and marina is maintained by private residents, with absolutely no accomodations for public parking. Even the disabled parking spots require a resident sticker to avoid getting towed. Volleyball courts and horseshoe pits are also nice additions."

"Very nice area. The hot spring is like a miracle to see. The community has a swimming pool filled with the hot spring. The overflow of the hotspring goes into Utah lake to give creatures warmth. How magical is nature! New homes are getting built. I didn't even know this city existed 5 years ago. But now I see where the future is."

"This place is stunning. I strongly recommend locating and spending some time at the Saratoga Hot Springs. It was pretty busy the day we went (mid-week) but that may have been largely in part due to schools being out amidst this COVID crisis. There were lots of moms with their little ones in hand. We stayed for about an hour before the weather got the best of us and we ran back to our van on the paved trail in an attempt to avoid getting our dry clothing soaked. My skin felt amazing for days after. I strongly recommend checking this park out."

"It's a nice place. Beautiful view of the lake, but some sections are a pain to get through. Not all roads are blocked off. As far as the park goes, I avoid the pool and central building because I don't live there. There are some parking areas, but prepare to park next to someone's house and pissing them off."