Liberty Park, Salt Lake City

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My favorite moments in Liberty Park have been early winter mornings. No one is around, it's just you wandering through the trees. Conveniently on the corner of 500 East and 900 South is a local coffee stop. Genuine hospitality, wi fi, and newspapers. I discovered the Coppers hawks this summer. And I met two devoted men that have been watching the same pair nesting every spring, for at least ten years, in LIberty Park. There's a growing network of merchants in my LIberty Park locale. It's not 9&9th- not quite that gentrified. Good foodie spots, though. Besides coffee, two Thai restaurants, an awesome pan-asian grocery store, a UK specialty foods spot, a vegan bakery, a Vietnamese bakery, and pretty close to the State Street taco carts. Oh, also a chocolate and candies outfit. I try not to overuse the sidewalks and paths in LIberty Park. I go overland through the 80+ acres. In the hottest days of summer escape the sun by climbing tree shadows.

I go to parks every day with my two boys, but this one is by far my favorite. The main kids park has a place for smaller children, and a bigger playground for older kids. There are water fountains that are great to play in during the summer, and lots of shade. In the summer time its best to go early in the morning so you can have the park to yourself.

Peace and quiet. Very clean and orderly. Nicest park we have been too. Great to ride my bike. Going back in 2011 just to ride and go to Ruth's Diner.

Liberty Park is one of the best parks in the city. I go there at least three times a week to run around the jogging path, or bike along the bike path. Its huge and great for picnics and bbqs. On Sundays during the summer, they have Drum Circle, where a bunch of awesome hippies and other enthusiasts play their drums and other instruments and everyone just dances and picnics and gathers to talk to a whole different group of people than you're used to. There are a bunch of things for kids to do, including feeding ducks by the huge pond, or playing in the kiddie fountain near the middle of the park. There's the Tracy Aviary, which, while being sorely under-funded, is still pretty cool to roam around and check out the birds. There's tennis and a pool and a playground. Its great that there's so much to do, and so centrally located, too. There's not a lot of homeless people, either, which is nice, compared to some of the other parks in Salt Lake. Overall, it's a great place to exercise, take a date or the family on a picnic, or just go to relax and people watch. Plus! One of the best things about it is that everything you can do there is either free or pretty cheap! I don't have kids, but if I did, I'd definitely take them there to socialize with other kids, and just have a great time in the outdoors without having to go very far or spend a bunch of money. Liberty Park is one of the first parks I visited when I moved here, and will always be one of my faves.

So much to do for every age! Fabulous! The seven canyons area is so much fun for our four boys, ages 2-12. We could spend all day at this spot. Kids also loved the paddle boats.

I love liberty park. It is a really nice park with lots of play area and nice shade for picnics. I would suggest anyone who hasn't been there, needs to see for themselves what a wonderful park it is.

I don't recall seeing this park so full of trees and green scenes like the one portrayed here.. not since 1995. If you drive by any surrounding street you may miss this park all together.

Liberty Park is a great place to go. My kids love the water area where they can run and play. There is lot of shade for adults and babies so you don't get too hot. The water area and playground and feeding the ducks is free. What a great affordable place to play. My kids could stay all day!

A great place to take the kids in the summer. Bring a swim suit, the kids are allowed to play in the waterfalls and there are plastic balls they can play with in the water. A great place to get your feet wet too. (I didn't see an available changing room by the waterfalls).The Bird Avary is great too. There are rides but they look kind of old and I'm not sure on the cost. There are flower green houses, a swimming pool, tennis courts. The one thing I didn't like was the parking situation. You can go in a million circles and we never did figure out how to park right by the Bird Avary. A great place to ride a bike, rollerblade, I never thought this peaceful place could be right in the middle of busy Salt Lake!