Jordan Park

Beautiful, tranquil and diverse immersion of cultures around the globe. Sculptures, buildings and flower beds with various benches along the walk way. Animals allowed, squirrels are friendly. Bathroom located on the opposite end past park. You can stay for awhile or just a short walk. Wheel chair accessible and easy walk for Sunday strolling.

International Peace Garden is looking very. Some of the countries are well maintained and some not. Displays capture a tid bit of culture from the various places. Beautiful gardens. Very tranquil.

Interesting mixed use space with the International Peace Gardens that showcases displays of multiple nations. It also has a skate park and a lot of open space under trees to relax or have a picnic. I'd give it a higher review, but I feel a lot more could be done with this park to make it more interesting and inviting. The visit tonight was to see an Independence Day drone show that was pretty cool.

Love International Peace Garden Most beautiful garden I have ever seen!

Very peaceful walk through. Gardens are gorgeous.

Went for ride with friends and the trails were very nice

Pretty but poor infrastructure. Only bathroom is way over by the skate park. There is only one picnic area and that was being used, no other tables to sit at. No water fountain? Smelled horribly with raw sewage in the parking lot - did someone dump their rv black tank here? Good amount of shade

Jordan Park is a peaceful gem in Salt Lake City—perfect for picnics, strolls, and family outings. The International Peace Gardens add a unique cultural touch. Plenty of shade, open space, and a relaxed vibe make it a great spot to unwind or explore. Clean, quiet, and welcoming!

2 multi- bathroom units, skate board concrete section, big pavilion, almost 2 of everything! Kids areas, 2 softball courts, international Garden of peace. More later!

This park is typically pretty clean and a nice park to go for a little picnic, and has the really cool benefit of having the international peace garden in it. It's also got a little wildlife preserve area. It's also adjacent to a river with a walking path next to it. It's also got LOTS of squirrels, which out dog loved lol

Jordan park is the park next to the peace gardens where we relaxed while waiting for our Uber. This space would be great for picnics, but doesn't seem to have a lot of culture. It doesn't have swings or beautiful flowers - it's fairly plain when you consider how gorgeous the peace garden is. You don't really visit this area for this park, but would be a great space to play ultimate frisbee or volleyball, if you were so inclined.

Very cool park on one of the main streets in Glendale, which means it's simultaneously both generally kept up better as well as usually fairly steady. Grounds are always nice and maintenance workers are a frequent sight, there's a good amount of shaded parking (parking seems pretty good overall there) in case you want to a good spot to take in your lunch (I definitely took plenty there), a large field, decent playground equipment and the excellent Peace Gardens, which seem very popular with the picture-taking set. This is on the outskirts of the worst of what this particular section of town offers and there seems to be at least a reasonable amount of police monitoring, but seeing the actual locking barrier gates for the night-time closing will go a long way towards driving the point home that this is perhaps not the best place in which to find oneself after dark. Given the park closes before it gets all the way to that point, that shouldn't be a situation to run into, but still...all in all, if you've not yet been, it is well worth checking out.