Lyn Ary Park

5 reviews

+1 (907) 276-4118

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A closer shot of the mud flats while walking along the beach.

Another shot of the ball field with Cook Inlet in the background.

A view of Fire Island and its port with the mud flats in the foreground.

2009 Foraker Dr

Anchorage, AK 99517

+1 (907) 276-4118

http://anchorageparkfoundation.org

Lyn Ary Park is a serene outdoor space nestled in the heart of Anchorage, AK, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors to enjoy nature.

With its lush greenery, walking paths, and scenic views, Lyn Ary Park provides a tranquil setting for relaxation and leisure activities.

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5.05 reviews

Olia M.

9/3/2024

This park is very delightful! Very safe and clean! Has beautiful beach access and tennis court. It seems it fits kids all ages. The neighborhood is safe. Lots of kids around! Thank you for...

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Julie D.

11/30/2020

I LOVE this park. It's tucked away in a quiet neighborhood and has something to offer everyone. It also (I almost hate to tell this secret) has two of the nicest outdoor tennis courts in town....

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Andrew H.

4/30/2015

A friend was hanging out "on the beach" to watch the sunset. When I texted: "Where". I heard back: "Lyn Ary" Huh? Is this a Game of Thrones-themed beach hangout? Am I supposed to dress as...

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Vic E.

8/16/2016

I was eager to come down here to spend the afternoon studying as well as getting some fresh air since the sun and blue sky finally came out for the first time in three weeks. Lyn Ary Park is...

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Jeremy H.

6/28/2019

If you enjoy the simple things, then you'll love this park. It provides a calm, quiet environment where you can take a nice stroll or go bike riding and where kids of all ages can swing on the...

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