The son is my best friend so I might be a little biased But…read moremy family went there and they set it up well it was a great bouncy house it was obviously designed well. It was very cheap. It was probably the best bouncy house ever and they picked it up immediately

They were very accommodating with my requests, arrived early and setup with no issues. We ordered…read morethe gladiator joust and giant bouncer. Kids and Adults had the most fun in ages. I am very impressed with their professionalism and communication throughout the process, they made the event go smooth and everyone had a blast!

This park is a great place to people watch, cook out, and bring your kiddos!…read more The highlight here is the sand volley ball courts! That are always packed but lots of pickup games available. Come check this little gem out I bet you'll "dig" it!

It's a really nice park, and the volleyball courts were really good. There are three courts, and…read morethe nets are really good and tight. The field is also nice and big, and compatible for at least 3 ultimate frisbee games. The one thing bad tho is the play ground is kind of far from everything, so if your kids want to play, you reply have to keep a close eye on them.

Very fun park for multiple ages. There are some swings, a big climbing rope structure for bigger…read morekids, and a smaller sand play area for smaller kids. My middle schoolers even had fun playing tag and zooming down the roller slide. Only warning is that the only toilets are some pretty rough porta potties. So make sure the kids "go" before you get here!

Love this recently remodeled downtown park/playground…read more I arrive super early in the morning or late after dinner to allow my kids to enjoy this playground less crowded. Lots for the big kids to do as well as the littles. They have a saucer swing here, in addition to a few traditional ones. A roller slide sits towards the back of the park. A few porta-potties are within the tree line. This park/playground is super convenient to bring the kiddos for a break, when attending downtown park strip events.

I have a love-hate relationship with this park. I like it enough and have enough good memories…read morehere that my husband and I celebrated our winter wedding here. But this park is also plagued with chronic drug and alcohol addicted folks who trash public areas, including human waste. This park has insufficient parking- which is split into two separate locations. One is on the west side and the other on the north east side. The NE parking lot is where you dealers and users can typically be found. Families and children are more typically found in the west parking lot. It's common to see fish and moose along in this park on this section of Chester Creek Trail. There's a cute little playground here as well on the west side. There are some very pretty bridges in this section of the trail also. This is also one of the few locations where the creek is low enough for people to safely wade during the summer. The salmon viewing pier was condemned a few years ago and it doesn't seem like the city had any plans to fix it since it was a hangout for using. There are many varieties of plants, flowers, berries and birds found here, which make it a lovely greenspace for people and animals alike.

So often we overlook the more popular parks that are right under our noses; don't do that to…read moreCampbell Creek! Remodeled in recent years, there is a large playground for the kids. There is also a large dog park and there are various trails. There are spots to grill and picnic, and a shallow area of the creek in which people both small and large can play. There are birds, butterflies, dragonflies, and beautiful vegetation surrounding you right in the heart of the city. My two drawbacks - this is a pretty popular spot for people with kids, so don't expect it to be quiet unless you hit it on off-hours; and when packed, parking can be a bit much. *Don't forget to bring your inflatable raft so you can float down the creek to Peanut Farm when you leave* *Bring cash for the ice cream truck*

AGA raised me and trust me that was a hard job for them. I'm nearing 40 now and I can honestly say…read morethat 90% of the positive childhood memories I have as a kid were in this gym. I'm still on their walls... This review is not even close to being over. At this point this is a family affair. Patients.

Great people good with kids and provide a safe environment…read more Everyone should sign their kids up for gymnastics

We held our son's birthday party in their Community Room with access to the ice rink during open…read moreskate last year and the service was splendid. We had the option to rent the large open fields on the other side of the facility as well but chose to just rent during the open skate times. The kids were able to go on & off the ice for several hours and afterward they all enjoyed drinks, pizza, cake, and ice cream that we brought with us. The small kitchen included a sink for cleaning and full refrigerator for storing cold items. The tables and chairs were set up in rows sufficient for the group and the waste cans was provided so we were able to clean up afterward leaving the room neat and ready for their next group. We would definitely do it again!

Great place to catch a high school hockey game…read more Really great rec center. They keep the area clean and organized. The turf portion/indoor soccer field seems really nice. The indoor track might be worth checking out one day. Might be nice to jog inside and NOT on a treadmill. Concessions were also open during the hockey game. Decent selection. No Diet Dr Pepper though. I just wish the coffee machine was working!

Woo to the hoo. This park gets my seal of approval for having the much maligned teeter totter…read more This puppy has been brought into the 21st century and is a darn sight safer than those ones from back in the old days. It seats 4 and is super fun to play on for little and big people alike. I like this park because it also is connected to the Chester Creek Trail and the Goose Creek spur. It also has a play ground, trees and open space in equal measure, adequate parking, a baseball field, and a bball court that doubles as an ice hockey rink in winter. SLICK Y'ALL!!!

Aside from the ice rink/basket ball court and small amount of playground equipment, there isn't…read moremuch incentive to go out of your way for this one. It does, however, serve well enough as another one of Anchorage's little neighborhood parks, tucked back into the Airport Heights residential area. For those that live in the area, it's a fairly quick stroll to/from Fire Island Bakery's nearby shop or fast access to the Lanie Fleischer Chester Creek trail. If you're on a long bike ride with the kids, this isn't a bad rest point though you might just consider Goose Lake park which is just over the nearby bridge (crossing Northern Lights). There's also a baseball field next to the hockey rink but not much else. Anchorage has quite a high number of these little parks hidden away in its neighborhoods. This isn't the best of them but it'll do for a sunny afternoon stop.

When I was scouting this park for review, the road next to it was being ripped open…read more It seems like a pretty nice park. It's got a picnic shelter, some fancy new playground equipment, and tennis courts (which were locked shut?). Profile of the park is pretty long, room for dogfriends to run. The section of Fish Creek running through here looks...pretty weak, like it's barely flowing :-/ This place is also a pokestop.

This park IS THE SHIZNIT. The equipment is brand-spanking new, super durable and super fun…read more There's an awesome zip line thing that people of all ages were having a blast on. There's swings for kids of all ages, including a really great swing that would be really excellent for kids (even big kids) With disabilities. And the two person purple T-Rex is bomb. Definitely one of the best parks in Anchorage. To my mind it's only second to Westchester.