Pioneer Park, Urban park in Salt Lake City, United States.

Pioneer Park is an urban park in downtown Salt Lake City that provides sports courts for basketball and tennis, a multi-use field, and walking paths throughout its grounds. The space combines recreational facilities with green areas designed for different types of activities.

Founded in 1847, the site hosted Salt Lake City's first school, its inaugural general election and the first General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Old Pioneer Fort Site.

The Downtown Farmers Market takes place here every Saturday, bringing together local farms and ranches that sell fresh produce directly to visitors. This weekly gathering has become central to how people experience and use the space.

The park is located in the downtown area with drinking fountains and restrooms available throughout the grounds and off-leash dog areas marked for pet owners. Visitors can easily move through the space during the day on multiple paths and open areas.

The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Old Pioneer Fort Site, and in February 2026 the city announced a $20 million renovation starting that March, adding trees, native plants, walkways, better lighting, a pavilion and a park ranger station.