Salt Lake City unveils Vision Plan for Liberty Park Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands has unveiled the final Vision Plan for Liberty Park (600 Harvey Milk Blvd.), establishing a long-term roadmap to preserve, enhance, and invest in one of the City’s oldest and most beloved public spaces over the next 20 years. Spanning nearly 100 acres, Liberty Park is Salt Lake City’s second-largest […]
Liberty Park Rotary Play Park Construction Progress Update
Liberty Park Rotary Play Park Construction Progress Update The updated Liberty Rotary Play Park is being designed as a destination that offers diverse learning and play experiences for people of all abilities. With a strong focus on accessibility, the design blends playful, inclusive features that encourage exploration and connection. Construction continues to make exciting progress. […]
Help Shape the Future of Liberty Park!
Help Shape the Future of Liberty Park! Liberty Park, the oldest park in Utah, is more than just a green space. It is the heart of the 9th and 9th and Liberty Wells neighborhoods. With its walking paths, playgrounds, and community gathering areas, the park is a hub. Generations of Salt Lake City residents have […]
Rotary Play Park Closing for Makeover
Rotary Play Park Closing for Makeover Liberty Park’s Rotary Play Park will be closing on September 2, 2025, for a makeover after two decades of use. History: This all-ages and all-abilities play park was created to honor the 2002 Winter Paralympic Games hosted in Utah. The play park has been a staple in the Salt […]
The History & Future of Liberty Park
Liberty Park in the Past, and its Future Since its designation as a park 142 years ago, Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park has always been one of Utah’s largest and most visited urban parks. While the Park has evolved gradually, its purpose and integrity have remained. Liberty Park was established during the Victorian Era as […]