Liberty Park

Welcome to what is the oldest and considered the most prominent Park in the State of Utah, Salt Lake City's lovely Liberty Park. Liberty Park was first established in 1882, 14 years before Utah gained statehood, and since that time it has been a popular gathering place for local residents who come to enjoy the fresh mountain air, the park's beautiful vegetation, and to play sports. All 16 tennis courts and the three sand volleyball courts are lighted so people can play at night. Come out and explore!

To contact the park office please call 801-972-7800.

Salt Lake City Park Ordinances

*Unless otherwise posted most parks close between 10-11 p.m. and open at 5 a.m.

*The following require special permits; sales, solicitations, advertising, overnight camping, organized assembly.

*The following are prohibited; harrassing wildlife, alcoholic beverages, gambling, fireworks, weapons, hunting, fishing, littering, defacing public property.

*All dogs must be leashed no longer than six feet.

*Please use all athletic facilities for their designated purpose.

*All children ages 8 and up must use restrooms of their designated sex.

Please respect these and all local, State of Utah, and United States statutes.