Ida M. Cotten Park

First Encampment Park is a small neighborhood park located in the historic Liberty Wells neighborhood of Salt Lake City. The park is in an area where the first pioneer settlers spent their first night in the valley. The Park includes a memorial to all the pioneers who first set foot in the valley. All of their names are carved on boulders around the park.

It is a neighborhood park in Salt Lake City's Liberty Wells Neighborhood. It is situated on a corner across from Liberty Park. The park is named after the famous baseball player Herman Franks, who lived in Salt Lake City. The park features three baseball fields, an off-leash dog park, a playground, and additional amenities.

Westminster Park is a small neighborhood park near Westminster University. The Park includes a playground and picnic areas for residents and visitors to enjoy.

Urban hiking & biking path alongside a streetcar line, linking parks & other points of interest.

Liberty Park is one of the largest urban parks in the state of Utah and arguably the most historic. The park was once owned by LDS leader Brigham Young and was sold to the city after his death. Liberty Park spans 110 acres, over eight city blocks, and serves as a cultural hub for Salt Lake City and its surrounding areas. The park features the Tracy Aviary, Liberty Tennis Center, Liberty Park Pool, and a small amusement park, among many other attractions.

Natural space with sports fields, a pool, skate park & playground, plus picnic facilities.

600 Harvey Milk Blvd

Salt Lake City