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Sugar House Park is 110.5 acres and the largest park in Salt Lake City.

The park’s interior Loop road is 1.39 miles long. The loop is separated into pedestrian traffic on the inside and cars and parking on the outside. See Road Rules.

To report a lost or found item, ​call +1 (385) 468-7275 Sugar House Park is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Leave your valuables at home.

Sugar House Park is governed by the Sugar House Park Authority, a non-profit organization created in conjunction with Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County in 1957. The Park Authority has a nine-member Board of Trustees, seven of whom are citizen volunteers; the other two members are representatives of Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County, respectively. Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County jointly owned the old Territorial Prison site in the 1950s, having acquired it from the State of Utah after the prison was moved to the Point of the Mountain. In 1957, the city and county deeded the property, in trust, to the Sugar House Park Authority until Dec. 31, 2055. Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County jointly provide the essential funding for the park’s maintenance; since 1990, the Park Authority has contracted with Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation to maintain Sugar House Park. So, the city and county are very important partners in the three-party agreement by which the Park Authority governs the park.

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