Campbell Creek Science Center

Nestled within Anchorage’s 730-acre Campbell Tract, the Campbell Creek Science Center (CCSC) offers an immersive gateway into Alaska’s natural world. Managed by the Bureau of Land Management, CCSC provides year-round, hands-on educational programs that foster appreciation and stewardship of Alaska’s public lands and resources.

Visitors can explore over 12 miles of trails winding through boreal forests, meadows, and along the namesake creek, providing opportunities for wildlife observation and nature study. The center's offerings include guided hikes, scientific lectures, and interactive exhibits that highlight the region's ecology and history.

Educational programs cater to all ages, from the "Time Outside Together" sessions for young children to Junior Ranger activities and workshops on topics like wildflower identification and outdoor survival skills. The center also hosts special events and seasonal programs that engage the community in environmental education and outdoor recreation.

CCSC's facilities include accessible trails, restrooms, and meeting spaces, ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors. Whether you're a local resident or a traveler seeking to connect with Alaska's natural beauty, the Campbell Creek Science Center offers enriching experiences that inspire curiosity and a deeper understanding of the environment.