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About Holliday Park - Wyoming

Holliday Park sits at the heart of Cheyenne, where 17th Street meets Morrie Avenue and a historic Big Boy No. 4004 locomotive keeps watch at the park’s edge. This public city park offers a lakeside setting, playgrounds, art/rail displays, and flexible shelter spaces perfect for gatherings. While there isn’t a single published seating chart for the entire park, city rules outline shelter rentals with defined rates, making it easy to secure space for your event or casual visit.

Whether you’re visiting for a stroll by the lake, a family picnic, or an outdoor event, Holliday Park blends history, recreation, and community spaces in a convenient Cheyenne location. The park is also positioned for the future with Lot 1 slated for mixed-use development, while Lot 2 remains open park space as Cheyenne advances its redevelopment plans in 2025.

Getting there is straightforward: parking is available on-site, with the lake area being a popular drop-off and parking zone. If you’re using public transit, Cheyenne’s transit program operates roughly 6:00–19:00 on weekdays and 10:00–17:00 on Saturdays, with no service on Sundays. For a comfortable stay near the park, we’ve highlighted nearby hotel options and recommended dining partners to consider when planning your visit. Think of us as your friendly connection for finding the right time, space, and place to enjoy Holliday Park.

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  • Location: Holliday Park at the intersection of 17th Street and Morrie Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82001 (displayed Big Boy locomotive nearby).
  • Notable attraction: Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4004 permanently on display in Holliday Park.
  • Venue type: Public city park with a lake, playgrounds, art center/rail-related displays, and multiple park shelters.
  • Pavilion/seating: Public park shelters and a gazebo/pavilion exist; no public, published comprehensive seating chart for the entire park; the city provides shelter rentals with defined rates.
  • Parks/Shelters: Holliday Park Gazebo and Holliday Park Picnic Shelter are among the rentable park shelters; Cheyenne Rec lists multiple park shelters with rental details.
  • Parking: Parking is available at Holliday Park (parking near the lake area is commonly used by visitors).
  • Transit: Cheyenne Transit Program fixed-route service operates roughly 6:00–19:00 weekdays and 10:00–17:00 Saturdays; no service on Sundays.
  • Nearby hotels: The Historic Plains Hotel (1600 Central Ave) and Best Western Plus Frontier Inn (8101 Hutchins Dr) are nearby options.
  • Redevelopment: In 2025 Cheyenne approved final plat for Holliday Park with Lot 1 slated for mixed-use development and Lot 2 retained as open park space.