I brought my daughter here for a special winter toddler time that was from 10am - 1pm at $5/child…read more It was okay, and I would return. I expected a lot more blocks and building toys but my toddler was able to have a lot of fun and make her rounds. They had soft frisbees, soft balls, little bikes, etc. There was a face painter who was not only talented, but was super fast and we appreciated that because the line was long and toddlers can't be expected to be so patient. I had no idea this facility runs as a gym also. There's an area off to the side with equipment. They have a track. I was aware however, that many different teams hold practice here.

The Dome provides an all weather training facility for everybody from serious athletes to casual…read morewalkers . This facility is especially important in Anchorage .(no explanation necessary ) The staff and management at the dome does an excellent job of keeping massive sports competitions running smooth . This is one of the few places I know where you can actually reserve a pickleball court up to 3days ahead. The dome is a valuable venue for people from all walks of life .

I've only recently used this facility for two toddler play times. They have a decent amount of…read moretoys. They only had two balls out for 6 2 year olds and we could have used more. I know they watch pretty good over cameras to take care of any rough behavior that we experienced the first time with a kid that was probably right on the cusp of being too old. Second time was nice with all 1-2 year olds and they can run, climb and crawl. You have to pay 1$ to get in for a family of 4 and the times vary so check the website ahead of time. This summer 2026 they are moving the time to start at 12 noon and ending some time later in the afternoon, probably due to summer camp type usage of the room. I would definitely take my son back here it is a good time. This building has lots of other uses like pickelball, tennis, and other activities.

Great space for different community events I would highly recommend it. It's been open for many…read moreyears and allows. Dance communities to use a little smaller dance rooms and various other activities that allow the community to exercise together as one.

Fantastic with the youth. People are very friendly and willing to help kids improve.read more

Kincaid Park is my tax dollars at work! This recreational wonderland is a smash hit in both summer…read moreand winter, which makes it a great investment in all things fun and game. The Chalet is well maintained and a nice place to hang out. It's also good for weddings, work parties, family barbecues, romantic picnics, and Pluto-spotting. On trail, off trail, track meets, nordic skiing, biking, wood wandering, moose-spotting, volunteer gardening and maybe some beach walking (try avoiding the horse flies). Never been? Hit the info desk for a map and get on exploring with your bad self.

The Fairview Rec Center has been around forever. I've attended many events here in the 90's and…read moreearly 2000's. Recently, a new indoor playground has been added and we were finally able to visit it today. Sign-in at the front desk. Most of the building/flooring is original FYI. There is lots of signage to direct you. There is a large enough space to store your shoes (don't forget socks). Lots of trash receptacles around. Clean bathrooms with infant changing stations near. The playground is large, clean, and has something for most kids. I'd say the bulk of the structure is geared towards older kids (and/or climbers). See the Muni website for playground hours. Definitely worth checking out on a cloudy day like today.

They have a free indoor playground. You need to be careful of the word free. For this place it…read moremeans they don't care what happens to your child, they make excuses for regulars who are poorly behaved teens and will try to make you feel entitled for having concerns.