Peaks Ice Arena

I’ve had a great experience at Peaks Ice Arena. The facility is clean, the ice is in great condition, and the overall environment is well managed. Staff members are professional and make the experience smooth from start to finish. Definitely one of the best spots in the area for skating.

Peaks Ice Arena is a great facility for skating and hockey. I’ve been here for public skating sessions and events, and it’s always been well run. The rink is clean, the ice is well maintained, and the staff keeps things organized. It’s a fun place whether you’re skating yourself or watching others. The environment feels welcoming for beginners and experienced skaters alike. It’s a solid recreational option in Provo and a good place to spend a couple of hours doing something active.

Great place for kids to learn to skate and/or play hockey. Venue is getting a little old now, but the ice rinks are in good shape. The kids love their teachers.

My son plays in the Peak Arena Hockey League. We go weekly to watch him play. Facilities are nice and there are 2 rinks. Would recommend going to a public skate, nights can be busy. Snack bar for when you need a break and a quick snack.

Well set up for families to play, watch and support hockey. Didn't charge to watch the game, reasonable snack bar, and very friendly staff

I spend a lot of time at rinks for hockey and I always enjoy going to Peaks. The area for the spectators are usually warm and the bathrooms are clean. Thanks for always having churros or nachos & cheese ready for my family of rink rats. We apprecaite it!

Edit: Upping to 5 stars as the field was re-turfed. Way better. Original: I've been playing soccer here for several sessions (8 games per session, about once weekly, same day). It's a pretty good league. The competition level has been pretty wildly different each session. We won a session, then came in second, moved up one league and got annihilated, moved back down and have barely won a single game. Seems a common issue around most leagues. Not sure how they determine teams in each league. The field is fun. Good size for being able take good runs and full kicks...a whole lot better than the new fields at Timpanogos if you ask me. There is out-of-bounds on this indoor field. So plays a bit more like traditional soccer, but small enough it's 6v6 (including keeper). There are a couplenrough spots on the field, full seams that run the entire width. Would be really nice if those were fixed. I haven't done any other activities here. There's always some hockey camps/training and then games going on. A gym is available. Honestly not sure what the rest of the building is used for. Apparently it's going to be closed and refurbed soon for upcoming Winter Olympics. I'm leaving four stars because while I enjoy playing, there isn't any special draw for me to this field and the imperfections are pretty bad on the field. At the same time, I expect to keep playing. It's just what's available nearby now that Timpanogos turned into a bunch of 10 year old practice fields.