Library Hours
Directions & Parking
We are conveniently located near a bus stop, ebike location, and offer four electronic car charging spots. The Library field and dog park is right off of our patio.
Public Transportation
Park City offers a free bus system. There is a bus stop located directly in front of the Library. Please check the Park City Transit web page for routes, timetables, and more information.
Visit Summit Bike Share to learn about the ebike system and pricing.
Driving & Parking
The Library is located in a residential area and parking is limited. The Library and the Mawhinney parking lots are limited to three hours of free parking while the Library is open. The Mawhinney lot is located on the east side of Park Avenue, across the street from the Library.
During Sundance
During Sundance, the Library remains open. Parking becomes very limited and public transportation is encouraged. Room rentals are closed during this time.
The Park City Library has been a proud Sundance Film Festival venue since the 1990s.
Popular Library Services
We are also the home of Lucky Ones Coffee, Park City Film, and Park City Cooperative Preschool.
YouCreate Lab
Offering 3D printing, a sound booth, unique items, and computers with Adobe Creative Suite.
Wi-Fi & Mobile Printing
Use the Library's free Wi-Fi for fun, work, or school. Print from your device.
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