Valley of the Moon Park
610 W. 17th Ave or 519 W. 19th Ave
Park History
The Municipality of Anchorage purchased the first section of this parkland in 1955, and an additional portion was purchased
from Grace Gay in
1960. The park was named
Valley of the Moon after the Indian name for Sonoma Valley in
California, where Jack London
lived in later years.
This park is known in the Anchorage community for the rocketship play equipment, which was originally installed in the 1960s and replaced in 1998.
Features & Amenities
- Open playfield
- Accessible play equipment for 2-5 year olds
- Accessible play equipment for 5-12
year olds
- Little League ball field
- Access to Chester Creek Trail
- Covered Shelter
- Picnic tables and benches
- Portable restrooms available from
May through August
- Parking lot with 41 spaces
- Part of the Chester Creek Greenbelt