Anchorage Park Foundation: Healthy Parks, Healthy People

Duldida Park - 2009 Fix-It Complete!

417 N. Hoyt Street

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What's New

Fifth and sixth graders from Tyson Elementary graded this Mountain View neighborhood park in 2008 with support from the Mountain View Weed & Seed Program. We took their advice! In the summer of 2009, Parks & Recreation staff, park neighbors and volunteers from Grace Works:

• Removed alder overgrowth from walkways through park, improving sight lines and making the park much safer
• Painted all of the bollards surrounding the park
• Added a new sign on bollard in pathway entrance to park to improve park accessibility
• Installed new park rules sign to encourage safe and healthy park enjoyment
• Installed new dog station and new trash cans to promote a clean park
• Replenished pea gravel “landing area” surrounding play equipment
• Sanded and repainted play equipment to remove graffiti
• Removed dead plants & replanted perennial bed
• Removed damaged and unnecessary fencing, enhancing the park’s appearance and accessibility

For more details on the accomplishments in this and other neighborhood parks, please read the 2009 Neighborhood Park Fix-It Summary Report.

Park History

This park was acquired in 1968 by patent to the city.

Features & Amenities

  • Accessible play equipment for 2-5 year olds
  • Accessible play equipment for 5-12 year olds
  • On-street parking

 

Reservations

Contact the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department at 343-4355. The Anchorage Park Foundation does not handle reservations. Thanks for supporting Anchorage parks!