Holladay Lions Recreation Center
Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation · Private
The Holladay Lions Recreation Center, a Salt Lake County facility in the Millcreek/Holladay, Utah area, runs weekly summer Recreation Camps Monday through Friday. Camps are offered in half-day morning and afternoon blocks that can be combined for a full day of active, creative recreation; families bring their own lunch, and registration opens each spring through the county.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Charlene MosleyMy daughter took swim classes there.. The swim instructors are awesome! Thank you, everyone!
★★★★★Tessa KarringtonGot my kids the SL county rec pass. They have excellent space for kids to play in the water and get comfortable with swimming.
★Emily MastersonThis pool is good for kids, I’ll give it that. I threw a birthday party here for my daughter and the staff was an absolute nightmare to work with. They only rent the room in increments of 2 hours so there’s almost no time to set up. The front desk also told us we could pay to stay in the room longer, but some super rude manager came in the room in front of a group of 4 year olds and our guests trying to kick us out for some meeting at 5 pm, on a Saturday. The coordinator was unresponsive and unhelpful - and they almost ruined my daughter’s birthday, sulking around the room, slamming the door shut periodically even though it was unmanageably hot. They charged us a lot of money and acted like they were doing us a favor letting us have a party there. I do not recommend.
★★★★★Shelly MoreheadI've been to most of the rec centers in the valley. This is definitely my favorite. The pool is large, it's warmer than some of the other rec center pools. It's wonderful.
★Aaron JamesDo not expect the water slide to work even if they tell you it is over the phone. Called ahead to make sure the water slide was on and working...we found out when we got here with all the kids that the slide had not been on and won't be turned on because they don't have enough life guards. This is our third and last time coming here with the same goal and disappointment. Do not expect the water slide to work. P.s. there is a life guard right there in the photo watching the empty pool section where the slide ends.