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Anchorage Alaska Parks
Welcome to Southwood Park in Anchorage, Alaska.
To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
1.29
Location
Southwood Park
2650 West 65th Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska
99502
United States
61° 9' 43.2756" N, 149° 56' 3.5916" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to Stanley Park in Anchorage, Alaska. This is an undeveloped small wooded parcel.
To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
1.00
Location
Stanley Park
7822 Stanley Drive
Anchorage, Alaska
99518
United States
61° 8' 58.686" N, 149° 53' 38.9616" W
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Welcome to Ship Creek Overlook Park in Anchorage, Alaska. This park was first established in 1983 and serves as a trailhead to the Ship Creek Trail. It also provides a magnificent view of the creek.
To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Activities:
Biking
Walking
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
0.24
Location
Ship Creek Overlook Park
302 East Whitney Road
Anchorage, Alaska
99501
United States
61° 13' 27.0012" N, 149° 52' 47.2836" W
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Welcome to San Antonio Park in Anchorage, Alaska. This park was first established in 1989 after it was generously donated to the city by the Weyerhauser Mortgage Corporation.
To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Activities:
Playground
Picnicking
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
0.89
Location
San Antonio Park
4535 San Ernesto Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska
99508
United States
61° 12' 47.1096" N, 149° 47' 45.0924" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to Shadow Park in Anchorage, Alaska. This is an undeveloped park located on the banks of Rabbit Creek.
To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
1.00
Location
Shadow Park
Rabbit Creek Road
Anchorage, Alaska
99516
United States
61° 5' 48.5412" N, 149° 44' 4.2396" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to New Seward Park in Anchorage, Alaska. This is a piece of urban open space.
To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
0.52
Location
New Seward Park
Intersection of East 36th Avenue and Seward Highway
Anchorage, Alaska
99503
United States
61° 11' 18.2364" N, 149° 51' 53.424" W
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Muriel Park is a small piece of urban green space in Anchorage that was first established in 1967. It has no developed facilities.
To contact the department office call 907-274-1003.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
1.16
Location
Muriel Park
Intersection of West 34th Avenue and Muriel Street
Anchorage, Alaska
99503
United States
61° 11' 23.8092" N, 149° 55' 25.7952" W
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Welcome to Louis G. Mizelle Park in Anchorage, Alaska. This park was renamed in honor of fallen police officer Louie G. Mizelle. To contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department please call 907-343-4355.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
0.31
Location
Louis G. Mizelle Park
299 North Bunn Street
Anchorage, Alaska
99508
United States
61° 13' 33.5532" N, 149° 47' 55.1328" W
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Mesa Verde Park is a small piece of urban green space that was once an operating well site and was given to the City of Anchorage in 1978.
To contact the department office call 907-274-1003. To discuss reservations call 907-343-4355.
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
1.68
Location
Mesa Verde Park
Intersection of West Klatt Road and C Street
Anchorage, Alaska
99515
United States
61° 6' 59.2704" N, 149° 53' 6.9828" W
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Welcome to Anchorage's Jade Park. This land was once and operating gravel quarry and used to be owned by the State of Alaska but was sold to the city in 1968 and changed into the playground that it is today. The playground is a tot lot for kids from ages 2-5 and one of the little league ball diamonds is a large one and the other one is a small one.
Activities:
Soccer
Playground
Baseball
Softball
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Anchorage
acreage:
13.94
Location
Jade Street Park
9100 Jade Street
Anchorage, Alaska
99502
United States
61° 8' 23.7156" N, 149° 58' 20.6076" W
See map: Google Maps