International Peace Gardens

We visited in the morning. Parking lot is adjacent to the park and includes a couple electric vehicle chargers.

Park was beautiful. We have lived in Utah for a long while and were surprised we hadn’t heard of visited this place sooner. Grounds are well maintained. Lots of variety in the vegetation. Paved walking loop through the park. We enjoyed the different country sections and seeing the features and vegetation for each.

Immediately adjacent to the park is another park with a children’s playground and large pavilion.
This was a great family outing for us that we will be doing again.

Absolutely Stunning Gardens! They were in full bloom when we went on the 4th of July. Great place to walk around or ride bikes. Couldn’t believe it was free 😍 would be a great spot for family photos

The International Peace Gardens reside inside Jordan park on the west side. They are well kept and beautiful. This is a perfect photography location for engagements, bridals, graduation, or even dance. And it’s free.

My only disappointment was there are NO bathrooms inside the gardens. We had to run out of the gardens and all the way to the east side of Jordan Park. Out by the road and the skate park. I was surprised that they didn’t have any restrooms near any of the pavilions either. Plan accordingly.

I loved this place! It was such a great experience. We went in the evening to avoid most of the heat. The grounds are nice and shaded. The gardens were filled with families but were peaceful and quiet. It is a lovely place to walk around, we could have spent hours there! A lot of professional pictures were being taken (a great idea because it is so beautiful). The best part is it’s free!

This is a hidden gem in Salt Lake valley. If you want a peaceful stroll through flowers, trees & ornamental bushes check it out.

A beautiful park to take walks in and to enjoy a beautiful day with family and friends for a picnic. I’ve come here many times over the years and am really impressed with the upkeep. The flowers are beautiful. The different country arrangements are impressive. You should pay a visit.

The gardens are located within Jordan Park. It doesn't look like there are really much by way of organic garden landscaping. It's an interesting place to stroll through and look at some simple structures with markers and details on signage. It looks like it could use some pairs but overall the park is clean. We went in March so there wasn't much in bloom other than for forsythia bushes and the beginnings of cherry blossoms. You can do the whole gardens in about half an hour to 45 minutes. Germany, Italy, and Japan are all located next to each other. Don't know if that was intentional but it was a little ironic. Or maybe it was a demonstration of how these places have changed since their Axis days. Or maybe it was just coincidence.