Forest Service Park

Historic park one block west of Main Street on the south edge of downtown Ketchum, established as the USFS Ranger District site (1930s CCC era) and acquired by the city in 1992. Quiet location with stunning views and Engelmann spruce trees planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. The buildings on the north side now house the Sun Valley Museum of History. Hosts the popular Ketch'em Alive Tuesday-evening summer concert series. Public restroom open year-round. Free.