About this Location

Facility Overview

The Parking facility at 204 E 2100 S is a conveniently situated open-air surface parking lot located directly along the bustling 2100 South corridor in South Salt Lake, Utah. Situated just east of the major State Street (US-89) intersection and near the thriving South Salt Lake Downtown and Creative Arts District, the lot provides an accessible, flat asphalt parking surface with delineated standard stalls and designated accessible parking. Because the property is an open surface lot with no covered deck or low-clearance ceiling constraints, it accommodates standard passenger sedans, compact crossovers, large full-size pickup trucks, commercial vans, and vehicles equipped with roof racks, cargo pods, or ski equipment with complete ease.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

This parking location serves as an optimal hub for accessing South Salt Lake's flourishing cultural and commercial destinations as well as neighboring Salt Lake City districts:

South Salt Lake Creative Arts District: Located just blocks away from local favorite craft breweries, distilleries, and live entertainment hubs including The Commonwealth Room, Level Crossing Brewing Company, Beehive Distilling, and Saltfire Brewing (all within a 5 to 10-minute walk).
Sugar House District: Situated less than 1.5 miles to the east along 2100 South, offering premier shopping, boutique dining, nightlife, and green spaces like Fairmont Park and Sugar House Park.
Salt Lake Community College (South City Campus): Located roughly 0.7 miles north along State Street, making this a useful peripheral parking option for visiting students, faculty, and campus event attendees.
Smith's Ballpark & Ballpark District: Positioned approximately 1 mile to the north, offering a straightforward staging location or rideshare link during baseball games, outdoor markets, and community events.
Downtown Salt Lake City & Salt Palace Convention Center: Just 3 miles directly north via State Street (US-89), offering swift access to Vivint Arena (Delta Center), City Creek Center, and the downtown convention core.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

The facility provides smooth vehicular ingress and egress directly from East 2100 South, a multi-lane east-west arterial equipped with dedicated turn lanes. Drivers benefit from quick access to major highway corridors, including Interstate 80 (just over a half-mile to the south) and Interstate 15 (less than 1 mile to the west), making departures after busy evening events hassle-free. Public transit users are exceptionally well connected:

UTA Bus Stops: Bus route 21 runs directly along 2100 South, with stops situated within steps of the lot (2100 S / 200 E stop).
UTA TRAX Light Rail & S-Line Streetcar: The South Salt Lake City S-Line Station is approximately a 6-minute walk away, while Central Pointe Station—a major intermodal junction serving the TRAX Red, Blue, and Green lines alongside the S-Line—is a short 10-to-12-minute walk or brief bus hop west.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Spacious, open-air surface layout with clear stall striping and wide driving aisles for easy vehicle turnaround.
No vertical height clearance restrictions, accommodating high-profile SUVs, vans, work trucks, and vehicles with rooftop cargo.
Designated ADA accessible parking stalls located near main pedestrian exit corridors.
Paved asphalt surface equipped with exterior street and lot area illumination during evening hours.
Seamless mobile payment and digital self-service parking options compatible with standard on-site signage and mobile interfaces.
Rapid access to arterial roadways including State Street, 2100 South, I-15, and I-80.

Ideal For

Patrons and concertgoers attending evening live shows at The Commonwealth Room or visiting nearby taprooms and restaurants.
Daily commuters seeking an accessible parking spot near major UTA transit connections along State Street and the S-Line corridor.
Sugar House and South Salt Lake shoppers and diners looking to park avoid crowded residential side streets.
Tradespeople, contractors, and visitors driving high-clearance pickups or commercial vans that cannot fit into standard downtown underground garages.
Visitors seeking an affordable, easy-access alternative to metered street parking during peak daytime hours.

Visitor & Driver Tips

When heading westbound or eastbound on 2100 South, monitor your lane position in advance as traffic can move quickly during morning and evening rush hours. If attending weekend concerts or brewery events in the Creative Arts District, arrive 20 to 30 minutes ahead of scheduled showtimes to secure preferred spaces close to the exit. Ensure your license plate is correctly entered if paying through a mobile digital platform or text-to-pay terminal, and always remember to lock your vehicle and stow all personal belongings and valuables out of plain view.