Campbell Creek Trail w Anchorage

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  Kristina Ryland

  :: 06 April 2018 21:09:03

  It's quiet and clean

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  Joshua Peacott-Ricardos

  :: 28 February 2018 12:50:15

  Maintained trail that runs through town. Great for biking. See moose all the time. Saw a couple foxes last week.

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  Jacqulyn Downey

  :: 20 July 2017 03:30:59

  It's a nice walk. I take my son for a good time out doors

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  avenixia

  :: 31 May 2017 14:10:15

  I love this trail and it has a place in my heart. Bums tend to hang out in one section but honestly never had trouble with the ones here. In the woods you can find old camps and secret trails wandering through the woods. Perfect place for a long walk, enjoying the sunshine, and freeing your soul :)

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  C S

  :: 18 April 2017 17:57:28

  It's a very nice park, and a great place for outings with the kids etc. There is an assortment of playground equipment that is very nice, and a few picnic tables, and a softball or baseball area. It's very sad that the homeless people who hang around here often make the park an unpleasant place to be. Years ago there was a very nice boardwalk overlooking the creek where visitors could sit and rest and look at the fish. Because of the dunks that constantly hung out there and passed out on the deck they were removed. Even with the boardwalk removed, drunks still hang out in the park and four letter words are often shouted in ear shot of little children. Fortunately the drunks don't hang around the playground that often, it's mostly in the woods and in the entrance to the park I don't recommend going into the park at night by yourself, especially if you are female or have little children with you. Perhaps if the rescue mission on Tudor relocated to a different place then the park will be a better place to visit. I've spoken with many of the drunks who hang out in the park, and many of them congregate because they get locked out of the rescue mission at night because they have been drinking. It's still a great park though, and as long as you are aware of your surroundings and enter the park on the playground side then you shouldn't have too much to worry about