I used live near thus amazing park when I lived in SLC so I was interested to see it again. Not being here since 2001 I was worried but was so happy to see it was just as beautiful as ever! It's a little more...More

This park is great for biking, jogging, dogs, or playing a game of volleyball. I'd go here everyday if I could. Sometimes the park is overrun with sports teams from Highland, Olympus, or city league rugby games. BUT even though I say that, I've found...More

What more can you ask for? Spacious grass acres for picnics, games, sports, walking. Views of city and mountains with pond in the center. Fireworks on the 4th. Easy access.

We decided to have a picnic lunch. So we got some KFC (across the street)to go and headed to Sugarhouse Park. There are many places to enjoy. Next to the pond, just know some of the ducks and seagulls will want to share your food....More

During the summer, Sugarhouse Park provides wide-open grassy areas and picnic areas, a duck pond, and a wide, paved walking/running/biking path that runs the circumference of this pretty large park. The only downside of the path is that it's almost entirely unshaded, and it's part...More

Stumbled upon this park by accident. Was driving around looking for a certain restaurant and saw a lake full of geese. Not a usual sight in Florida, so I pulled off. So amazing to be in a park, in the middle of August and feel...More

In the heart of the Salt Lake Valley, Sugarhouse Park is another wonderful asset to the city. You can roller blade, picnic, sled, cross country ski, play with your dogs, watch fireworks and do so many other things here. It is a great first-date destination...More

Feed the ducks, waLk around the pond, play in the stream, have a picknic, use the sports equipment, and on thr 4th of July, watch the fireworks!

Very crowded and popular place to jog, bike or walk. Nice pavilions to reserve for a BBQ or whatever.

This is a nice wide-open walking park, welcoming to dogs and ducks; but it is especially nice for fireworks on summer holidays, and sledding in winter snow.