we went in-between seasons, walked around, its interesting place to just walk and look at the living history More

the web site for this attraction was very decieveing it said that there were some attractions open. When we arrived everything was closed the need to update so that people will not go and find it was a wasted trip. More

This is a very nice park with lots of play areas and places to picnic or relax. There are lots of small shops featuring Alaskan crafts and plenty of choices for eating. Kids will enjoy the small train ride or the old time carousel. No entry charge and plenty of parking too. More

Salmon Bake is wonderful. Totally awesome. Been there two seasons in the summer and it's great. I keep going back More

For a day of fun, this is a place to go with a little bit of history, amusement activiey and the best part is the kids had a great time, and yes even Nana did too. More

The whole experience is amazing, food family and fun More

Nice spot with a variety of history lessons on interior Alaska. Nice museum with many shops and things to look at, as well as a good playground for the kids. You can also go mini-golfing or rent canoes for the Chena River. More

I walked the grounds spending many hours there just to take pictures. If you are looking for amusement park rides, this is NOT the place. It is more of a historical place that depicts the life of the pioneer, hence the name of Pioneer Park. There are is a train and rail car to see as well as a general... More

Entrance to Alaskaland is free. There is a nice, small museum on the grounds and they are working on displays in the central (original) Yukon steamboat. Historical log cabins from early Fairbanks have been taken down and reconstructed in Alaskaland and their earlier history is posted. Those cabins now contain various businesses directed, for the most part, to tourists. The... More