Holladay Park

Holladay City Park sits on 6.5 acres in the heart of the city's historic civic and business district, next to City Hall. Pickleball is one feature among many here: the park also holds a playground with shade sails, a walking path, sports fields, a gazebo stage, a picnic pavilion, the historic Casto Home, and a skatepark. The two pickleball courts run on a first come, first serve, non-reservable basis. Reviewers describe an open, family-oriented space with strong community feel, a view of Mt Olympus, and regular events including summer concerts and a Fourth of July celebration. Shade is limited since the park is relatively new with young trees.

Two outdoor pickleball courts, hard surface, first come first serve and non-reservable per the city. There are no court fees and no lights, so play runs in daylight. The park is open daily 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Parking is on site, and reviewers note it is convenient. The courts share the park with playgrounds, sports fields, and a skatepark, so expect family crowds and event traffic on summer evenings and holidays. Restrooms are available. The park hosts community concerts and games, which can occupy the grounds on weekends.