Ever since our kids started getting into rock climbing, these gyms have supplanted the traditional…read morechildren's museum as the place we look forward when we travel, and the kids need to burn off some energy. The spot was one that we found online, and we're very impressed with the place. The climbing gym has two levels, a bouldering area upstairs, and large climbing walls, with ropes and belays downstairs. The main climate walls were really impressive. The largest ones we estimated to be 40 or 50 feet high. Bigger than we are used to, but not so big that the kids couldn't conquer them! Pricing seemed very reasonable, and really when it comes down to it, there aren't many prices that we wouldn't pay to get the kids to runoff some energy and have a good time doing it. Well, worth your time garrulous of if you're stopping in for a quick climbing session or looking to do more training long-term.

Our kids have been enjoying the Rock Gym for almost a year now. Great facility and up until today,…read moreexcellent service. Our kids had a private 1 hour lesson booked at noon. We showed up at 11:50 and checked in, asked to wait near the front desk for our instructor. 12:00...nothing. 12:05...ask where our instructor is...told the manager will come out and speak to us. 12:15...no instructor, no manager. Neither of the front desk staff could effect a refund for our lesson, or offered an explanation why we didn't have an instructor. I get that things out of our control can arise and complicate the schedule. My concern is that there was no communication about it before we battled Anchorage Sat AM traffic, or during the 25 minutes we waited at the rock gym.

It's got a pretty burly playground (up to 12 years old, according to them), a large shelter (that…read moreyou can reserve for events!), and a massive grass field with soccer goals. Something for just about everyone there. I imagine it's packed on the weekend, so reservations would be highly recommended!

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.

This beautiful park/playground is a hidden gem most accessible thru the Latouche/Tudor…read moreneighborhoods. David Green park includes a picnic shelter, lots of tables to sit, and lots of green space. Most of the equipment is on artificial turf. There are a ton of climbing/hanging/and slide options. They have a slide that leads to a sand area but it's completely flooded due to lots of rain fall. Lots of swings --including the "big boy," saucer swing. It's a great lowkey park; highly recommend.

10 out of 10 absolutely awesome experience. My buddy n I came here just out of the blue and even…read moretho they start at the top of every hour and we showed up at 1:20 Morgan was super awesome and allowed us to play a room. First off he is a fantastic front of house person he was energetic and very fun. Normally the room we played which was ravens eye is played with 6-10 people with a 30% escape rate. We did it with just two people and let me tell u it wasn't easy!!!! But I used to be a room tester so I'm generally more advanced than most people at these things. I would suggest at least 4 people with this room. This is one of those must try places if you visit anchorage. You will not be disappointed with the multiple escape room!

You can instantly tell the owner loves what they do--so much passion and thought put into the…read morerooms! The puzzles were super fun and interesting, and the service was great too. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a well-designed escape challenge.

This recently updated (last 10 years or so) neighborhood playground is located in the south…read moreAnchorage, Huffman area. It is unique in the way that the largest structure is a neat treehouse with attached slides. There is a large saucer swing, large surrounding grassy areas, and lots of places to sit. Highly recommend this playground when you're in the area.

Drive past the Carr's on Dimond (Jewel Lake Carr's) and after the lake you should see the baseball…read morefields on your right hand side. Turn here. You'll be welcomed by a wide open parking lot. The baseball fields are off to one side, the playground is off to the other, and in the middle is a dog park. A friend told me about the playground here as it is mostly tucked away, in comparison to the ultra busy "Jewel lake park." Love this perfect little park. It's really picturesque especially when the planes are flying over. The swing area was noticeably flooded but other than that, decent play equipment for 2-5yr olds to enjoy.

Overall not a bad park to go to. Quiet neighborhood. I like how the park was pretty closed off and…read morehad a nice big field to run around in. My son who is 16 months didn't really had much to do there though. There is a smaller playground for small kids but I wouldn't recommend it for kids under two years old. Some of the playground had graffiti and the slides looked pretty worn out! I went to this one because it was close by but I think I'll pick a different park next time!

So I stumbled upon this cute little park while on a treasure hunt…read more While the treasure was not hiding here it was a super fun little park to stumble across! Perfect for families with little ones, easy to access and clean!