Fairview Park

Fairview Park is a neighborhood park located in the Fairview Community Council area of Anchorage, Alaska. This one-acre park was developed in 1968 using funds from a 1966 Capital Improvement bond. The park has undergone several improvements over the years, including renovations funded by a 2006 Challenge Grant from the Anchorage Park Foundation.

The park serves as a local recreational space for residents of the Fairview neighborhood. It features play equipment suitable for children ages two through five, providing a safe area for young families to enjoy outdoor activities. The park also includes two picnic shelters, which are available for public reservation, offering spaces for community gatherings and events.

In recent years, Fairview Park has seen further enhancements. In 2019, new playground amenities were added, including a custom "Raven" climber. The park also received new lighting in its two pavilions, improving safety and extending usable hours. In 2020, the tennis court was converted to a mixed-use volleyball/basketball court, expanding the recreational options for visitors. Additionally, in 2021, a mural was installed on the recreation court, adding a touch of local art to the park's amenities.

Despite its relatively small size, Fairview Park plays an important role in the community, providing green space and recreational facilities in an urban setting. The park's ongoing improvements reflect the community's commitment to maintaining and enhancing public spaces for residents' enjoyment.