
Liberty Park
Park Hours
Park Hours:
5 am to 11 pm
Concessions:
Thursday to Monday
11 am to 7 pm
801-915-2772
Rotary Playground:
Closed for Construction
September 2, 2025 to Summer 2026
Amenities
Restrooms: Open
Address
600 Harvey Milk Blvd, Salt Lake City, UT 84105

Dogs on leash are welcome at Liberty Park
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About the Park
Liberty Park is Salt Lake City’s oldest and second-largest park.
Rotary Playground 2026
Built as an all-ages and abilities park that honored the legacy of the 2002 Paralympic Winter Games hosted in Utah, Liberty Park’s Rotary Play Park is well-loved and well-worn. Reimagining Liberty Park’s Rotary Play Park will utilize $2 million of the Reimagine Neighborhood Parks General Obligation bond funding (approved in November 2022) to conduct engagement around the community vision and desired usage. The goal of community engagement for this project is to revitalize the playground in a manner that sizably increases demand and park utilization. Upon completion of public engagement, the City will go through a detailed design process and implement the established vision for the playground. The completed project will feature new and improved amenities that are prioritized by residents and celebrate the community this park serves.

Liberty Park Amenities Map
Park Amenities
Playgrounds


Closed for Construction – September 2, 2025 to October 2026
Recreation


Courts and Horseshoe Pits – west side


Concrete Pad Volleyball Court – northeast corner

Activities





Facilities



Liberty Tennis Restroom closed, All other restrooms open

Rice Pavilion – northeast corner
Gazebo – southeast corner
Park Video
Liberty Park History

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