Meadow Lakes Community Council

Meadow Lakes Park and Sports Field

Meadow Lakes Park is located at 1205 N. Kim Drive in Meadow Lakes Alaska. It is a 34 acre park of which 22 acres has been developed. The remaining 12 acres is woodland with a hidden stream and walking trails. The park is bordered by 120 acres of Mat-Su Borough undeveloped land and 80 acres of partially developed state land. Our volunteers at work!

Reserve the pavilion, soccer field, softball fields - 2, tennis/pickleball court, or basketball court for FREE.

The developed park has the following amenities and facilities;

Pavilion with two park barbecues and 9 tables

Fenced playground with swings & equipment for both toddlers & older children

Full size soccer field

Two little league baseball diamonds

Basketball court

Combination pickleball/tennis court

Men’s & women’s vault toilets

Access via paved road and both parking lots are paved

The 12 acres of woodland

Hidden stream

Walking Trails

Trails - There are two trails in the Meadow Lakes Park - the Woodland Trail and the Perimeter Trail. The Meadow Lakes Community Council has also developed two additional trails - Bench Lake Trail and Visnaw Lake Trail.
See more information about our trails.
Plans for the 40-Acre Woods - Meadow Lakes Trail Park Design July 2022

Walk the Woodland Trail at the Park - photos

Meadow Lakes Community Park Trail Bridge Construction
Helical Pilings for the bridges were installed by Techno Metal Post Alaska Feb. 27th.
Meadow Lakes Park was increased by 40 acres with the addition of the 40 Acre Wood. The Meadow Lakes Community Council decided to keep the land undeveloped, so that Mat-SAR could use it for training. Mat-SAR K9 Search & Rescue requires 40 acres of undeveloped land for certification.

Meadow Lakes Community Development 501(c)3, president Ariel Cannon obtained grant money to build brides across the creek for the trails will that will run through the 40 Acre Wood.

Today the helical bridge pilings were installed. The following people helped make the grant go further by donating their time and labor. Thank you to:
Ariel Cannon
Alan Leonard
Stephen Edwards

Sports Field

The sports fields are free to use anytime unless there is an existing event. Donations and volunteer hours are appreciated to assist with field upkeep.

Reserve the sports field or pavilian. Check the calendar and make a reservation.

Meadow Lakes Community 40 Acre Park

The Pavillian is available for rental. Great for birthday parties, family cookouts,
business barbeque. Reserve early. Free/donations accepted.

Meadow Lakes Community Orchard
Meadow Lakes Community Development Inc. has received funding from Mat-Su Health Foundation to create a community orchard in Meadow Lakes Park west of the basketball court and tennis/pickleball court. Funding for the Meadows Lakes Community Orchard was made possible by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service through grant 21GMFSPAK1005. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the USDA. This grant is administered by the Alaska Division of Agriculture.

Thank you for making it a reality:

The Orchard was sponsored by the Alaska Division of Agriculture, the Mat-Su Health Foundation and Mat-Su United Way as a project of Meadow Lakes Community Development, Inc.

Equipment use donated:
Steve Edwards, mid-size excavator for 3 weeks
Joseph Mabry, tractor
Ariel Cannon, flatbed trailer
Al Leonard, Skid-Steer attachments
Al Leonard, Ariel Cannon: various power tools

Art in the Park!

Hab Academy used the Park for "Art in the Park".

Tye dye shirts were made with with squirt guns!!
They got their creative juice flowing.

Community picnic at the pavillian

MAT+SAR Search and Rescue
using the field for training.

MLCC Soccer Field
The soccer field has been inspected and the field was given the okay for official league games. Hope to see some league play at Meadow Lakes Sports Field in the future.

Meadow Lakes Community 40 Acre Park	The Pavillian is available for rental. Great for birthday parties, family cookouts, business barbeque. Reserve early. Free/donations accepted.
Meadow Lakes Community Orchard Meadow Lakes Community Development Inc. has received funding from Mat-Su Health Foundation to create a community orchard in Meadow Lakes Park west of the basketball court and tennis/pickleball court. Funding for the Meadows Lakes Community Orchard was made possible by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service through grant 21GMFSPAK1005. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the USDA. This grant is administered by the Alaska Division of Agriculture. Thank you for making it a reality: The Orchard was sponsored by the Alaska Division of Agriculture, the Mat-Su Health Foundation and Mat-Su United Way as a project of Meadow Lakes Community Development, Inc. Equipment use donated: Steve Edwards, mid-size excavator for 3 weeks Joseph Mabry, tractor Ariel Cannon, flatbed trailer Al Leonard, Skid-Steer attachments Al Leonard, Ariel Cannon: various power tools
	Art in the Park! Hab Academy used the Park for "Art in the Park". Tye dye shirts were made with with squirt guns!! They got their creative juice flowing.
Community picnic at the pavillian
MAT+SAR Search and Rescue using the field for training.

MLCC Soccer Field The soccer field has been inspected and the field was given the okay for official league games. Hope to see some league play at Meadow Lakes Sports Field in the future.

MLCC Soccer Field
The soccer field has been inspected and the field was given the okay for official league games. Hope to see some league play at Meadow Lakes Sports Field in the future.