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Parks Recreation - Tooele City Tooele City Parks and Recreation encompasses a myriad of facilities and services that are in the public’s eye These include: Our exceptional parks, facilities and services are provided to enhance the environment and the lives of the people we serve
Tooele County | Parks and Recreation TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH — The long-awaited canyon season has arrived, and adventure is just around the bend! Tooele County Parks and Recreation is excited to announce the official seasonal opening of Settlement Canyon, with Middle Canyon set to open just in time for
Parks and Recreation - Tooele County Contact Us Corey Bullock Parks and Recreation, Director 2930 West Highway 112 (435) 843-4000 corey bullock@tooeleco gov Related Pages
Tooele County Parks and Recreation - Facebook 🇺🇸 This Independence Day, we're celebrating the freedom to roam, relax, and reconnect — right here in Tooele County From morning hikes to evening concerts, from fishing to campfire stories, our county's recreational areas are where memories are made and community comes to life
Parks and Facilities - Tooele City Our Parks Recreation Department maintains more than a dozen parks and facilities in Tooele City Most parks have pavilions and many have restroom facilities (available April 15 – October 15)
Canyons | Tooele County | Parks and Recreation Group site reservations for Middle Canyon can be made online here Wind, water and time have sculptured Tooele County, Utah’s 7,000 square miles into high mountains, deep canyons, broad valleys and endless deserts
Tooele City opens new Parks and Recreation office Tooele City Parks and Recreation director Darwin Cook cuts the ribbon for the new parks and recreation, and cemetery office building on Dec 16, 2024 On his right are Mayor Debbie Winn and Council members Maresa Manzione and Dave McCall