Provo Beach Resort

Nestled just south of Provo Canyon lies a state of the art attraction making a splash in the local community.

The Provo Beach Resort opened its doors just six short weeks ago, but is already gaining a reputation as the new hot spot among local college students and families alike.

“The resort has everything you need for a good night of fun, from food to games and everything in-between,” said Stephanie Dalton a former student of UVU and a current resident of Orem.

The Provo Beach Resort is full of activities for all ages. The main attraction is the Flowrider; an indoor surfing simulator, followed by a ropes course, miniature croquet, bowling, PGA sponsored golf simulator, and an assortment of arcade games and rides to enjoy.

The resort is working towards organizing live entertainment events from karaoke and magic shows, to local bands and dance competitions that will take place on their custom built stage that is fully equipped with a new sound system and big screen TV.

They also want to incorporate local movie nights and broadcast the major sporting events to the community.

“The Provo community needed something light and bright and fun for the whole family,” said Jay Roberts, the general manager for the resort, and a UVU graduate.

Roberts also mentioned that the Provo Beach Resort is the ideal place for a good date night.

“You can come do a fun activity and grab a bite to eat from the full menu at the Pier Café then come in the next week and do something different,” said Roberts.

The Provo Beach Resort will be having its official Grand Opening on April 8-9 as part of The Shops at Riverwoods reopening event.

“It’s awesome! It’s the Provo Beach Resort!” said Steven Cannon a current employee at the resort.