Settlers of the Utah Lake area, attracted by its sandy beaches, built resorts that provided dancing, boating, swimming, and picnicking. The earliest sites and their proprietors were Woodbury Park in Pleasant Grove in 1880 by B.W. Driggs Jr., Old Lake, first called Snail Island, in Provo in 1883 by Don H. Corry and R.H. Dodd; Geneva in Orem in 1888 by John Dallin; Lincoln Beach in 1892 by John Hallett; American Fork in 1892 by Chas. Roberts and Samuel Dean; and Murdock in Lehi in 1894 by George Murdock. Saratoga, a warm spring resort near the lake west of Lehi, was built in the late 1860's by John Beck and was still in operation in 1970.