Update - 2nd visit was fun, and the majority of the facility was clean, but there was a roach in…read morethe pool. Gross. I was hesitant due to past reviews saying this place was super dirty, with cockroaches etc, but someone told me they closed down for awhile to address those issues so we decided to give it a try. We went for Toddler Time and were pleasantly surprised by the facility. It's not the most updated place you've ever seen but I definitely wouldn't call it dirty. Some of the flooring in the changing rooms etc is a bit worn but everything is pretty clean in general. It's an indoor water park so you have to expect a little humidity, iron buildup, and worn flooring in the areas that constantly get wet. The water was super clean and clear, and our kids had a blast. My only minor complaints would be that the only showers are community type showers so don't expect to go in and get a full shower unless you're cool with everyone seeing you, and there aren't really floaty toys readilylike are advertised on the website (but the nice lady at the front desk let us borrow some). Also the lifeguard on duty was meandering around staring at his phone most of the time, and that could be better. All in all 7/10 would go again.

I don't understand how people keep coming back to this place. It's the most disgusting place on…read moreearth. I understand it's the only fun water park place. If you are a good parent, you won't take your child to this environment which is very unsanitary and full of cockroaches. Imagine just eating food here; it's more dangerous than eating food around here, especially how they prepare it. I'm just surprised that food inspectors or pest control hasn't closed this place down yet. It should have been closed a long time ago. If people have complained about it already, they should take this action more seriously for children and families.

Yes. I'm reviewing a park. It's not that I'm bored, yelp just asked me to write something about the…read moreplace. I just experienced a splendid time here. There's an inspirational pond with a few fowl flocking about. Nice views if your fond of water in your park. Campbell Creek subtly makes its way through. They've built a bridge with a wildlife observation deck. Pretty cool, huh? Some soccer and ball fields, but no one currently playing on them. A big highlight is the Waldon park playground...you know...for the kiddies. The Campbell Creek trail runs the length of the park and there's a location map posted for your safety and convenience. For me, it's a simple quiet piece of land to throw down a blanket and grab a guitar for an hour. The neighborhood could be nicer, but I had no issues. 08/23

A moderately-sized park whose primary purpose seems to be soccer fields. There's also a large pond…read morefilled with ducks and Canadian geese. This seems to be another one of those Parks that's mainly used by the neighborhood in which it's located in. The parking lot is gravel and pretty rough, and they've got to porta potties. Great views of the chugach though!

Float plane airfield, you cannot swim or wade but this is a great lowkey park to meet for lunch…read moreand/or be calmed by the water. Plenty of seating areas and trash receptacles. Parking is ample. I love how tucked away it is, probably why I haven't visited this place often. As water lovers, we appreciate how the swings face the water. It would be nice if there was also some type of play structure but maybe that would only increase the chances of folks getting into the water when they're not supposed to.

Not a beach for you to get into water. It's a float plane air field so you can just sit on the…read moreside and watch. However you can have a picnic as there are benches and I noticed some bbq pitts. Dogs can run around just be sure they don't run into the water. They have a restroom building but I'm not sure how operational it is. There's a play area for the kids so it's somewhat kid friendly. Small parking area, but it never seems full...I wonder why if you can't get into the water. Makes the park kind of boring. If you want to hit a beach, I'm sure there are other places to go but I'm not sure where. I hear the Anchorage area is muddy, so you might want to fly down to Mexico, SoCal or South Florida for beach time.