2 fenced areas like stated a little side & bigger side. Good for quick stop to stretch the legs. My…read morefirst visit big big dogs with little supervision from there owners. My dog is a medium size dog which we did go on the big dog side but did not stay long as they were not supervised enough on their behavior by owners. Yes we could have transitioned to the other side as another owner & pup had done. Which happened to be the same size as my dog & she did give me a heads up about the other dogs when I entered about the other dogs begin a little too much for her dog as well. Decide to just leave & try another park.

Nice place to stop and let the dog run. He loves to socialize! It was clean, yeah to everyone…read morethat cleans up after their dog!

University Lake Dog Park is a great one mile loop around a lake that is an opportunity to walk you…read morepooch off leash. Before I rescued my pup, I would often take walks/runs there because again, it's a mile loop that is an easy path right off the APU ski system and other Anchorage trail system. There is a designated parking area; however, it seems many park goers park closer to the field entrance by the hotel where it is marked as a fire lane. I would be cautious parking here, but it seems to be a popular parking zone. Most of the time I walk from home, it builds up more excitement anyways! The park is great, as there is water access for your dog, a couple fields for dogs to play or for you to have 1:1 for play time or to work with your dog. The dog owners the come are friendly dog people and seem to always be excited to share about their pup, and most understand when yours has a special need, is shy, or just is having a day. However, every owner and person also has to remember to be responsible for their pet and know you are in a dog park. Carrying treats may welcome more attention than you want, hunan food may not be the best idea, and flexibility with dogs in training must be present at all times. We have allll been there with our pooch. Should children come? Yes! But also remember it's a dog park so we are here for them and know when to keep it moving. We all want our pets and the kids to be safe. I've seen people run, bike, ski, and sled with their pooch through the park and it's been epic. My mini Aussie Shepard loves her park time and this park means so much to her as she has become more social and learned people are ok, she can move along, and loves to play with other dogs. Enjoy this park!!

I like this park a lot. It's closer to my home than the other park, but it's not as busy as the…read moreother park, which I dig sometimes. There are a couple of parking lots off Elmore, one directly and one that's on down a road a bit off Elmore (can't remember, but I'll update review when I mentally remember to look). This location, like the last location has multiple trails off the main trail around the lake, and there are helpful leash signs at crossroads of what is part of the leash-free park and what isn't. I like how many dogs have an opportunity to swim in the lake, but I noticed a couple of beaver dams last year and I wonder how much this affects the habitat. Guess they can move on if it interferes? I like that this park is up against the hospital campus so workers and sickies alike can take a healthy walk when able. People and pets are generally good, but like the other park this place is only as good as the people in it. Earlier this year there were a few car break-ins in the lot off Elmore, and that feels like the absolute worst to worry about your belongings while running your pup. Will come again.

It looks like this park has fallen by the wayside lately…read more The grounds are nice enough, but it's not very well taken care of. There's lots of litter. There are drunk people passed out. It feels a tad bit "unsafe". I'd avoid coming here alone. That said, it is one of the only (the only?) fenced in dog parks.

As Anchorages only FENCED IN dog park, you've got to love it. I'm dog sitting this week and I'm…read morelucky enough to live only 3 blocks from this gem. There's 5 or 6 designated "off leash" parks in Anchorage, but if Fido is exactly trust worthy off leash, this is your spot. It's surprisingly and mercifully poop-free. Thankfully it seems people actually do understand and take to heart the implications of not cleaning up after their furry charges. It's seems dog ownership is a fraternity of sorts in Anchorage and they're a lovely group of friendly people who enjoy interacting with each other as much as the fluffy puppies. It's quite lovely. As for the park itself, it's just the right size with the perfect mix of trees, open space, sun and shade. There's a few benches in the shady side for lazy dog owners, but I do wish there were a few perches on the sunny side so I could work on my Alaska tan while Fido burns off some energy. All in all, this is a great little park. There's even a small assortment of playground equipment outside the doggy area.

Beautiful park with access to the costal trail! Saw a moose not too far from the parking lot. Nice…read morepaved paths and large parking lot. Public restrooms and maps available.

This year I spend most of winter exploring Kincaid park via my cross country skis…read more Holy cow the park is HUGE! Previously I've only really explored the paved trail going down to the beach and connecting to Earthquake Park. If you are a beginner xc skier, I recommend starting at the stadium and slowly doing the smaller mize loop. This is where I built my confidence for 2-3 weeks before moving to the "blue rated" Jodphur loop. Kincaid has so much to offer and I am so glad I had the opportunity to explore it from the perspective of my skis!

Great place to have for the doggos to go especially in the winter time!…read more Medium sized "warehouse" where there are dog toys and obstacle course for the dogs to play, or just a nice large warm room for them to run around and play with one another. The initial dog fee isn't what I'd call cheap, especially if you're bringing one dog only (and in all honesty when I first heard of an indoor dog "park" I'm thinking why would I pay money for that but AK can get cold - poor pup's feet!) but for a group gathering, it's well worth it! This is my first time here but I think you likely get the whole room to yourself with the reservation - so note - if you are bringing your dog in hopes to meet other dogs, please be sure to contact owner Amy to see if that's an option. It looks like they also offer training classes, do definitely check it out! Amy is responsive via her online reservation request form and coordinates all by email. It's easy to go over an hour, just a warning!

How is this not listed already on Yelp?!…read more This is located inside the great Anchorage trail system right next to the amazing children's playground area and a few areas folks use for cookouts. They have double-doors for dog-security and there's almost always folks here with dogs. I don't have a dog, so I usually go here with friends that do...or worse...I'm a creeper in here with no dogs....trying to get a pet in. (I've tried to get dogs, believe me, but it's hard as a renter) The dog park also gets a lot of activity in the winter, so there's a decent bootpack and good access.

This inclusive multi-use park/playground is centrally located in Anchorage near the public library…read more Parking is ample and accessible in at least 3 different areas surrounding the park. All of my kids have played here and enjoyed the offerings. Surprisingly, there isn't a single swing at this park FYI. But still tons to do, to keep the kids entertained. There is a man-made pond front and center. Lots of birds + bird poop. Lots of walking/biking trails here. Lots of space to lay out. Tons of space to hold events here. I attended some of the best music festivals/concerts with mountain backdrop here; but due to disagreements with the city and the unhoused population, the space isn't utilized for these purposes anymore. Highly recommend.

It's a pretty large park, located in the middle of Midtown…read more Great place to go when there is a festival/event of some sort going down. It's also a good place to take a lunch break if you work in the area. If neither of these conditions are satisfied, there are much better parks to explore in Anchorage ;)

One of the nicest, most modern campgrounds in Alaska. To start, they have on site hot showers…read more Thats unprecedented in Alaska. They also have a volleyball court, playground, children's bike course, and beautifully landscaped facility. This is much more on par with what you would expect in the lower 48. They also have a nice set of short trails (not safe for children who are incapable of following directions due to shear cliffs), but other than that they are fairly easy with nice views and not terribly difficult.

This is an awesome place for walking and enjoying nature,the beautiful sites,sounds,colorsread more

This playground/lake park is busy from sunrise to sundown, when the weather is good…read more It consists of a large pavilion/shelter, big kids playground, toddler playground, open green field, beach/sand/lake, and a kids' zipline. A few sitting areas are sprinkled throughout. As someone who avoids small talk and parent interactions, I try to show up at the crack of dawn. There will still be folks here, but at least you aren't elbow to elbow. It's difficult to bring my kids to these swimming areas without the intention of swimming. I prefer for my kids to swim at Little Campbell Lake (near Kincaid Park), instead.

Zip line is fenced off. Rest of park is wonderful. New surface areas under the pirate ship portion…read moreof park. Needs landscape work as getting a bit rustic.