Beautiful park! Perfect grass area, playground, and even rest rooms. There was hardly a crowd, and…read morethe waterfront location is absolutely prime. This is a much better option than the almost always crowded Wasilla lake park. There was even a worker that showed up to clean and wipe down the playground area. Very well kept and clean park!

Great low trafficked park that borders a lake. My kids loved the ducks and playground. We had a…read morepicnic and utilized one of the many picnic tables. We loved it, and will definitely be back.

My understanding is this place is going to close soon to be remodeled…read more Before it does, I want to note several things. First, I am AMAZED at how focused on cleaning this place is. Every time I'm there the lifeguards are super busy cleaning. They even have a soap machine on wheels that goes through the locker room and thoroughly cleans everything. Second, they have a very modern pay system where cash OR card is available to pay. Third, the staff is very friendly and readily available to answer questions. Furthermore, they switch lifeguards regularly and have several staff on the clock at a time. To me, this means they have a alert and able bodied staff ready to take care of any swimmer that goes awry. Finally, don't forget: 1. Your lock for the locker room 2. A towel 3. To take your shoes off at the door 4. Flip flops to wear around the pool deck and locker room 5. To shower before you leave the locker room. (The lifeguards will tell you to go back and shower if you forget)

My family loves this pool. You can rent it for about $100 dollars for birthday parties, and also…read morecan get lessons there. The staff is great with kids. Would recommend to anyone.

I was expecting more. We've driven past here countless times over the years. We had grabbed take…read moreout to eat at the park and grabbed a picnic table. The tables were in very poor condition. The handicapped tables didnt even have an accessible path to them. The play area was of poor quality. For such a huge park surrounded by rich people houses, it was in dispicable condition. They clearly dont care about their kids nor people with special needs. Do better Wasilla.

It's a decent park and a decent place to swim…read more If you live in Wasilla, maybe one of the only places? I can't get over how dangerously close it is to the Parks Hwy though! Lots of car noise here and if some doozy tourist nodded off, it wouldn't be good. Give it a try if you're in Wasilla, if you're in Anchorage, check out my "Anchorage Parks!" list, there are many quieter options available in our more crowded city to the south!

This is a really strange park. I would have given it 4 stars had it been not for the very strange…read moreand invasive list of rules they have posted at this STATE park that is run by a private company. Ive posted them in the pictures section- you can read them for yourself. One of the rules is consumption of alcohol while at this park is illegal. I'm sorry WHAT?!?! As a person who works in Healthcare in a state with a problem with alcoholism, I can appreciate the need for regulation. But there is a line that should not be crossed. Its not the 1920's kids. And if someone isn't being a public problem, then what they do while they are on vacation is none of your damn business. Hard stop. Its also $2 more for day parking here than at other Alaska State Parks. Psh

Looks like an okay place but extremely disappointing customer service. I wanted to join a month to…read moremonth on account of moving to Anchorage soon, but the enrollment fee for that is $500. When I asked if they could make an exception (or even offered to sign a 12 month contract with an opt-out if I move) they wouldn't take my money. Pretty lame.

The fee was quite reasonable for a full-access membership for me and my fam. To create an account…read moretook 10 minutes and was easy. I signed up for teen CrossFit and after the first day I was sore as heck. The atmosphere was like a big family. As a newbie I was given an easier load and they were super helpful in coaching and encouraging. The entire facility is clean and well-maintained and there is so much space and varied equipment. Unfortunately, there is not an option for 6 stars.

Great family owners small buisness…read more Gymnastics is good for all kids to help get fitness discipline and just have funnnn This place checks all the boxes and are a great team gym also

Very nice people. The salesperson asked about what I intended to use the bike for and made…read morerecommendations based on my wants. She didn't try and pressure me into buying any of the more expensive bikes. She didn't pressure me at all and had no problem with me taking my time to decide. I would definitely recommend this shop to friends. 1,000%.

These people, friendly; utmost hospitality, professionals developing others for fun .... honorableread more

My dog sledding experience with Alaskan Husky Adventures was without a doubt, one of the most…read moreunforgettable experiences of my life. From the moment we arrived, it was clear we were in the hands of true professionals. Our mushers, Jaren and Dane, were incredibly experienced, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They didn't just guide us - they educated us, patiently answering every single one of my (many!) questions with enthusiasm and depth. You can tell they truly love sharing this world with others. What stood out just as much as the scenery was the care and devotion shown to the dogs. Every single Alaskan Husky is clearly loved, respected, and exceptionally well cared for. It's obvious the entire team is deeply invested in the health, happiness, and wellbeing of these amazing animals, which made the experience feel even more special and authentic. And then there's the ride itself - absolutely breathtaking. The weather couldn't have been more perfect, and the trail felt like something out of a dream. We glided through endless stretches of pristine white snow, surrounded by pines trees, with the crisp Alaskan air filling our lungs. At one point, we were even treated to a clear view of Denali in the distance. This wasn't just a tour, it was a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that completely exceeded my expectations. I would recommend Alaskan Husky Adventures to anyone looking for something truly extraordinary.

If you're a solo female traveler, you may want to read this…read more I booked this tour after a warm phone call with Liz and drove over an hour to get there on February 15, 2026. The dogs were great and the trail was scenic, but my interaction with owner Matthew Failor detracted from the experience. At check-in, the waiver asked for my full address. When I hesitated and asked why, his response was essentially that I needed to fill it out or I wouldn't be allowed to go out on the sled. Only afterward did he vaguely mention insurance. Being given that kind of ultimatum in front of other guests felt coercive rather than respectful. After the run, he asked if I had fun and stayed warm. I answered simply and briefly. He then commented that I was "a woman of very few words," which came across as dismissive. He then asked where I live, despite my earlier hesitation about sharing personal information. As a woman traveling alone who had already shown discomfort about privacy, that felt intrusive and tone-deaf. The actual sled run was also noticeably shorter than expected, which made the overall experience feel less worth the cost. Liz later called, listened to my concerns, and processed a refund, which I appreciated. I'm sharing this so other women traveling alone can make an informed decision. While the dogs and trail were enjoyable, my interaction with Matthew made the overall experience uncomfortable and not worth repeating.