Nadine Park

Nadine Park is a small neighborhood park located in Anchorage, Alaska. Situated on the banks of the North Little Fork of Campbell Creek, this park protects over 3 acres of green space within the urban environment.

The park features a mix of wooded areas and open grassy spaces, providing a natural setting for local residents to enjoy. A small open field in the back of the park includes a sled hill, which is popular with children during the winter months. The park's perimeter is lined with trees, offering some shade and visual separation from surrounding residential areas.

Nadine Park is primarily used as a quiet neighborhood green space. Its location within a high-density residential area makes it easily accessible to nearby residents. The park helps preserve some natural habitat along the creek while also providing recreational opportunities for the community.

While relatively small in size, Nadine Park contributes to Anchorage's extensive park system, which encompasses over 11,000 acres of parkland across 226 parks throughout the city. As a natural resource area, the park plays a role in protecting local ecosystems and waterways within an urban setting.