Ray E. Storck Homestead Park

Location and Setting

Located at the intersection of Rabbit Creek Road and Clarks Road in Anchorage, Alaska, Ray E. Storck Homestead Park offers a peaceful escape with breathtaking mountain views of the surrounding landscape. The elevated position isn't just good for your step count - it's excellent for catching those golden sunrises over the mountains and stargazing away from the city lights.

Facilities

The park features a cozy 20-by-20-foot pavilion where you can gather with friends or family, protected from Alaska's sometimes unpredictable weather. There are plenty of on-street parking options available. And yes, nature calls even in nature, so there are portable toilets available when you need them.

Turnagain Arm Highlights Photo Tour

Join us for a photographic exploration of the stunning coastal and mountain landscapes as we explore the highlights of the Turnagain Arm. Your itinerary includes Turnagain Arm, Chugach National Forest, and Chugach State Park, with the opportunity to photograph mountain streams, waterfalls, coastal mudflats, glaciers, and both the Chugach and Kenai mountains.

$209.00

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Recreation Areas

The park includes soccer and baseball fields for various sporting activities. Kids can burn off energy at the playground while you catch up with friends or enjoy a moment of peace.

The wide open spaces provide excellent areas for flying kites in the Alaskan sky. RC enthusiasts particularly appreciate the expansive fields for flying their remote-controlled aircraft without worrying about trees or power lines getting in the way.

Natural Features

With generous open fields and spaces, this park is ideal for everything from morning stretches to afternoon picnics. The trails weaving through the park invite you to explore at your own pace, with local plants and wildlife making each visit unique. You'll likely spot dog walkers throughout the day - this park is definitely puppy-approved.

Stargazing

The park is excellent for observing celestial events. The park's unobstructed views make it a prime location for watching meteor showers streak across the sky or the dancing colors of the Northern Lights. The clear horizon offers amateur astronomers and photographers a front-row seat to Alaska's spectacular night sky - just don't forget your tripod and hot chocolate!