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Parks & Recreation
2001 South State Street S4-700
Salt Lake City, UT 84190
(385) 468-1800
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Hours: Mon - Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fees
With All-County Pass, get access to all Salt Lake County recreation centers, including outdoor pools and public skating.
Free Access to patrons ages 2 & under / 80 & over to all Salt Lake County recreation centers.
Group fitness classes included with center-specific passes.
Recreation Pass Rates by Center*
- Central City Recreation Center
- Copperview Recreation Center
- Dimple Dell Recreation Center
- Fairmont Aquatic Center
- Gene Fullmer Recreation Center
- Holladay Lions Recreation Center
- J.L. Sorenson Recreation Center
- Magna Recreation Center
- Marv Jenson Recreation Center
- Millcreek Community Center
- Northwest Recreation Center
- Redwood Recreation Center
- Salt Lake City Sports Complex
- Sorenson Multi-Cultural & Unity Fitness Center
- Taylorsville Recreation Center
*Beginning 1/1/2020 new monthly and annual memberships are subject to a Facility Improvement Fee.
FAQ
What is included in the All-County Pass?
The All-County Pass includes access to all Salt Lake County recreation centers, group fitness classes, as well as outdoor pools and public skating.
What is included in the Center-Specific Pass?
Your Center-Specific Pass will also include all group fitness classes.
Which patrons receive free access?
Our patrons 2 & under, as well as 80 & over can enjoy our Salt Lake County recreation centers free of charge.
I have a Corporate Pass. Did Salt Lake County discontinue the corporate rate?
Salt Lake County did not discontinue the corporate rate, but these passes must now be purchased by your organization at a rate of 10% off for 6-19 annual passes and 20% off for the purchase of 20 or more annual passes. The previous method for obtaining a corporate rate became very cumbersome for tracking purposes and was not meeting the intent to have organizations initiate and encourage participation at our fitness facilities.
Don't my taxes pay for this facility?
Unlike for-profit private gyms, Salt Lake County does not make a profit on any of our recreation facilities. Salt Lake County recreation facilities are, in fact, subsidized in part by tax dollars. Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation operates on a pay-to-play philosophy where those who actively utilize recreational facilities and programs pay a portion of the operational costs.
I heard you offer the SilverSneakers® Fitness Program, how can I find out if I am eligible for this program?
Learn more about the SilverSneakers® Fitness Program here.
I have other questions, who can I contact?
Please feel free to contact your
facility manager with any questions. You may also reach the administrative offices of Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation at (385) 468-1800 and
via email.