124 reviews

Carr-Gottstein Park

Name: Carr-Gottstein Park
Address: Anchorage, United States
Rating: 4.8

Anchorage

3130 Discovery Bay Dr, Anchorage, AK 99515, United States

City park Recreation Tourist attraction

+1 907-343-4355

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Carr-Gottstein Park is a city park, recreation and tourist attraction located in Anchorage, United States. The average rating of this business is 4.80 out of 5 stars based on 124 reviews. The street address of this business is 3130 Discovery Bay Dr, Anchorage, AK 99515, United States. Carr-Gottstein Park is open seven days a week from 06:00am to 11:00pm.

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Where Carr-Gottstein Park is located at?: Carr-Gottstein Park is located at 3130 Discovery Bay Dr, Anchorage, AK 99515, United States.
What is the contact number of Carr-Gottstein Park?: The contact number of Carr-Gottstein Park is +1 907-343-4355

Reviews

4 Sasha Bee 37 months ago

Great place to let the dog run around and watch the sunset. Easy access for fat tire biking on the flats. Minus a star for no parking lot and people who don't clean up after their dogs.

5 Jeremy Calderon 42 months ago

Holy Smokes!! I have lived in this City since 1998 and boy was this day remarkable. How did I miss this gem of a park. I almost don't even want to tell anyone about it. But.... there were several cars parked at the entrance (which is in the middle of a street between neighborhoods.... really gorgeous neighborhoods).

I lived in Mid-town all those years until a year ago when I moved to Dimond area.

It was raining all night long and I slept in rather late. I woke and told the dogs that we were going for a ride before it rained again.

We googled a new park to visit on Southside.
When we got there it was just a tiny emerald green grassed area with a path leading to the back side. My dog was on that trail like a dog on treats.. lol!

It led down between trees on both sides and when we came out the end of that path......... there it was.

The mudflats of the Southside of Anchorage. I have only seen this area as I returned from Beluga Point as I was headed back to the city. The other place I have visited is point Woronzof and Earthquake park.

It was very windy and a very steep climb down to the flats.where the mud really is rather firm and ya can walk on it. DO BE CAREFUL. This is one man's opinion of his first time here so how much could I possibly know right.???

I took a stroll out pretty far with the dogs and we got plenty of pictures to tell the rest of this story.

Please enjoy.

NOTE: it does take time to do these reviews to help others.

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The reason I started doing reviews is to help handicap ♿ individuals navigate the town.

By the way.... DONT TRY THIS IN A WHEELCHAIR.

WITH LOVE, JEREMY

4 Pragmatic Pinoy (AK49EDC) 42 months ago

Unassuming, secluded gem hidden away in a residential area. No designated parking so be mindful and courteous when street parking. Wear boots or water-proof shoes this time of the year if you want to descend down the beach. The view is spectacular specially when the sun is setting.

5 Samuel Warner 31 months ago

Short walk to great views and picnic. Usually windy. Good place to learn how to paraglide. Bring a hammock and read a book on the west side of the bluff in the trees.

5 Van Strebe 66 months ago

A beautiful view that sometimes has a mating season which you should not go not to disturb them. Best observed with warm clothing as the wind off the arm is brisk.

4 Jesse James White 54 months ago

Public park tucked away in an Anchorage development with minimal amenities. Street parking only, trash can at the entrance with dog bag station. Would consider the space average, but the stunning views of the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge, Chugach Mountains, Kenai Mountains, etc bump it up to a four-star park. Interpretive signage explains more about the wildlife and refuge. Super muddy right now (spring) so wear your Xtratufs or Muck boots.

5 Jennifer Fisher 54 months ago

Great little park and walk down towards the mud flats. Amazing views for such a short little walk..

5 Andrew White 78 months ago

This is a park where a human can observe a moose. The front of the park is a sloped field that walks back to a brilliant view of the inlet. The moose encounter was fairly benign but the locals say to give the moose some space.

Business Hours

Wednesday	06:00am - 11:00pm
Thursday	06:00am - 11:00pm
Friday	06:00am - 11:00pm
Saturday	06:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday	06:00am - 11:00pm
Monday	06:00am - 11:00pm
Tuesday	06:00am - 11:00pm