Creamers Fields in the perfect place to go for a nice and easy day hike with the family. They have a wide variety of trails that are mostly stroller accessible for those with little ones, and some that are slightly more challenging. The boardwalk trail is amazingly beautiful, but has some areas that are difficult to traverse as the boardwalk is broken in some places and requires you to jump to the next section. Lots of fun though and doable with small kids. If you have not been to this gem of a place yet, you are missing out! Very easy to social distance despite the amount of people who visit. This place is also incredible for bird watching, and has a lot of local history with the old barn and farm house! Go check out Creamers Field today!!

While visiting Fairbanks, our family needed to stretch our legs, the hike along the trails here was very pleasing and diverse. I enjoyed the section near the ponds, with birch trees reflecting in the water. There are viewing stations and blinds to see the migratory and local birds.

Great place to walk. There are lots of different routes you can take. The view is beautiful and not so buggy in August/September. Bike and stroller(with good wheels) friendly.Great walk for kiddos too.

This is a fantastic place to connect with nature and see the migratory birds. There are some nice raised platforms that you can climb and have a better view of the birds. Bring your binoculars! We like to go early, when it is less crowded.

The water was frozen a beautiful sight to see. Very cold bet fun to walk on it was about 6 in thick we had fun

The most beautiful place with alternative trails for different length walks; it must be a required destination for bird and other wild fauna and flora watchers. The same goes for those who are just a watchers of natural, quiet beauty. It’s also a good spot to watch the Northern Lights in clear moonless nights. While there, look for Mark Ross and ask him to show you his impressive work. He has dedicated his life to observing and drawing the natural life there. That’s pure love at work.

Beautiful trails are gravel and meander through the forest and out into the firelds. See sandhill cranes, geese, and a variety of other wildlife. Dozens of information signs describe the wildlife and habitat. Restrooms appear to be closed for the covid season. Not too busy on a Sunday afternoon in July. Bring mosquito repellent!

I like, I come here every summer to watch the migration of birds, sometimes hiking and watching the sunset. I took a lot of favorite photos from here

A wonderful place to enjoy nature right in the middle of Fairbanks. There are several groomed trails of different lengths. On the forest trails, bug spray is a must in the summer. The visitors center has a cute local gift shop and if you have an opportunity to participate with and of the guides I highly recommend it. They are very knowledgeable and you will definitely learn about the local ecosystem.

Unfortunately only Outhouse bathrooms near The Visitor Center Center, but for some reason the ones by the viewing deck were locked? The grounds are beautiful, we saw lots of ducks and geese. The Visitor Center building was suffocatingly warm, I took a few pictures inside but couldnt enjoy really looking at everything since I could hardly breathe. It was only about 50° outside. I came from Texas to Alaska to enjoy some cooler weather!

This is a great place with great paths its some place to go for a walk our bike ride that is really convenient and close to town its also connected to a lake that is in the back you have to go down one of the trails near Wedgewood Resort then you will find it. One thing they can do that will be very helpful to the people that enjoy creamers field is cut the grass near the paths more often

Love this place for all kinds of outdoor rec...

Was a really nice hike in borreal Forrest. The raised walkway was helpful. Was about 15 degrees. Ran into a guide on trail. He was a wealth of knowledge

This is a huge field for viewing northern lights during winter. It is very convenient and very close to city but its secluded that there is very little light population. We were able to catch beautiful northern lights on our trip to Fairbanks from this field. Please do carry warm clothes as the temperature is pretty low.

Its such a Beautiful place for a walk! Also love that its dog friendly!

Lot of sand crane and geese. I took a walk to there in the early morning from Wedgewood resort, that was incredible, a lot crane and geese were dancing and flying. If I have better zoom camera, I would definetely visit creamers field again.

Nice trails, some boardwalks are under repair right now 9/22/20

This is my number one recommendation as the place to spend a day in Fairbanks. I visited in the summer, but I am certain each season at Creamers Field brings its own magic. I love the history of the place, and the active learning opportunities, and the delightful pathways through the property. This is great for individuals, families, groups, everyone. Such a special place!

Great place to go for a walk and get your excercise on. Its really big and cant get lost that easily (but Ive heard a couple did). You can enjoy the view from up some stairs or the pond , passing wedge wood resort . You can also see quite a few wild animals, mostly birds, but also foxes and moose.

It was fun. Its just very cold around this time. So go with warm clothes. The trail is packed down nicely. I only went to walk outside. It was nice.

Great easy walk and excellent option for something close in to town. The planked walk through the forest was a lot fun. Very interesting learning about the Creamers, their farm, and its connection with the migratory birds.

This is such a nice walk! We did the boreal trail in the middle of October, and really had a beautiful time. Only regret: going there at 11am. We wish we had been earlier in the morning to see the wildlife!

Sandhill Crane fall festival. The cranes were everywhere!

Enjoyed a run on the trails with my five year old grandson. Geese, ducks and sandhill cranes have begun arriving, but not yet in the numbers during September when the migration begins in earnest.

Beautiful, so much to see and learn. One of our favorite places in Fairbanks

Beautiful outdoor recreational area! Loved it.

Please stop at the museum. Is small but people so kind.

Nice park with lots of trails. Too heavily traveled for me as I prefer a more remote quiet park but a great place if you dont want to drive out of town.

The most beautiful, natural and so pure place in Fairbanks! All of the events they create are really interesting. Place gives you that primitive feeling of true connection with nature and what surrounds us. Take a mosquito/insects spray before you go! Dead serious for this. I tried without that and they literally attacked me. I ran away. You have never saw mosquitoes like the ones there!!

Definitely a go to if youre looking for being able to wander through the forest and relax.

A great walk through the woods on a snowpacked trail

I really enjoy the trails, just have to watch out for all the water.

Great trail system. Locals seem to use it to walk on lunch breaks. Beautiful in the summer.

In winter you can fatbike, ski, skijor, run, snowshoe, hike, or mush along miles and miles of gorgeous trails. Good idea to familiarize yourself with the trail map before heading out because you can end up a long way from where you started!

Great spot to view the Aurora borealis. and its right in the city

Love walking here every summer. Beautiful. Bring bug spray. Water will give way to many mosquitos.

This place has a very easy hiking trail. The nature there is amazing and even with a rainy day, its easy to have a good time.

Nice walking trails with hopes of seeing wildlife, BIRDS

Beautiful walk around a small lake. Lots of wildlife and birds.

Quiet solitude with a few mosquitoes that a little DEET held at Bay. Beautiful tree swallows and wave after wave of sandhill cranes singing as they flew overhead.

Great birds and ducks. Beautiful bike and hiking trails. Bridges over the water. Awesome views

Absolutely beautiful and nice walking/jogging trails and paths.

Great place to go walking with our dog, no matter the season! Its beautiful, and our dog LOVES it. People dont pick up after their dogs nearly as much as they should, but I blame the people for that, not the park.

Love it. Nice place to walk. lots of trails. Birds are awesome when they are here. great place to take kids and dogs.

Many bird calls. We were surrounded by hundreds of tree swallows feeding on insects. The hike is mystical and we couldnt get enough of the sandhill cranes.

Great place to observe the birds and take the kids for a walk

Very serene trails during the fall foliage. Tons of birch trees! The trails are a little slippery sometimes so be careful. I brought binoculars and bird watched as well. The little farmhouse center also has lots of fun facts and animal species in the area.

Beautiful and easy path. Worth going to and donating to keep the path up.

We are so lucky to be able to walk/run through a bird refuge. Summer and winter wildlife includes ducks, cranes, moose, and fox that show up regularly. The winter features a whole different trail system that connects with other recreational trails for walking, fat biking, skiing, and mushing.

Wintery walks with the family dog are perfect here due to the well maintained trails. Watch for the Skijoring, very entertaining but try to stay out of their way.

Beautiful trails, wildlife is amazing. I walk here almost every day with my wife and our dog. The trails are well-maintained, I never see trash or rubbish to detract from my enjoyment of the gorgeous natural environment. The trails get fairly busy during the day / evening, but everyone I come across is friendly and outdoorsy.While I spend most of my time walking along the wonderful trails through the woods, the bird-watching opportunities in the open fields are astounding and offer unique views of many different bird species. Fascinating to watch.

This place is a gem all year round. Most people just visit the pullout during spring for the migration of the swans and geese but this place offers so much more. The cross country skiing, dog mushing and snow shoeing trails are great in the winter or spring. The spring is even great for snow trail running. The actual building has community events and I’ve gone to them and even built a bird house and all of the materials were complimentary.

Incredible beauty! Lovely place to take a casual stroll and enjoy the native landscape. The birches are outstanding to see, and the bog is also very interesting. You may spot quite a bit of wildlife here.

The perfect escape from the city. Good for solo walks or walks with friends! My kids love looking for wildlife and mushrooms. A good place to bring your dog (on a leash) and walk in the winter with kids!

To get next to nature, right in the middle of town I recommend this hike

Such a beautiful place.. Had to cut it short tho ... If you are going be aware of your surroundings, 3 drunk males walked up on me very quickly, they followed me for awhile. Keep in mind you are not at your home, and there are some not so good people out there walking in the woods with ya... Its worth the trip just dont go alone like I did...

Easy and scenic hiking trails, but be warned: in the summer months the mosquitoes are VICIOUS! Sure, thats kind of a staple of life in the interior, but I feel theyre even worse here. Multiple layers of clothing and 100% DEET barely do the job

Very peaceful. Nice walking area for you and your mutt. Take in nature. Cool activities that are hosted there. Its worth checking out

A local favorite. We like to grab a lunch and have a picnic and watch the birds. In the winter, it isnt uncommon to see people using the trails to dog mush. I also saw a guy training his falcon out there.

This is always a great place to visit throughout the year. During the Spring and Fall it acts as a resting stop for migrating birds. In the Summer it is great spot for portrait photography. They have many trails to walk through the trees and over board walks. The Winter is beautiful there as well. In my opinion it is a gem of our community.

Beautiful scenery, but watch out for the mosquitoes. The docent in the visitor center had a lot of information on to share about the history of the field.

Great place for casual walking. Wildlife viewing; bring your binoculars. Easy parking, no charge.

Beautiful easy hiking for everyone. Go early for wildlife viewing, otherwise learn about the Borreal Forrest environment and enjoy the day

Gorgeous winter hiking! Dont miss the Boreal Forest Hike - completely covered in snow, beautiful and smoke 1 mile loop.

Great memories teaching my son how to track animals. His first time out with me, he found a moose. We were a bit too close for comfort, so I taught him how to back off and not spook a moose.

The wooded trails are just beautiful and we were lucky enough to see a moose!

Great viewing of flocks and flocks of birds. Well maintained walking trails to get into the woods a bit. Interesting gift shop and history exhibit in Visitor Center.

Its a field you can walk your dog in or lose your children at

Gorgeous area for a walk. Also named elsewhere as a good spot to view northern lights when they are out. Right on the outskirts of Fairbanks, so easy to get to.

The place in Alaska to see various birds. While we were there in August there were large flicks of at least the types. There are also viewing locations and several ready hiking trails that circle around the birds. Even from the initial parking lots you should be able to see a lot of wildlife.

What fun to walk the luminary lit trails of a beautiful winter wonder land. God blessed us.

I was amazed at by the amount of animals on display. I cant wait to show my son

Relaxing place to watch the birds.

Great place to wait and or chase the Northern lights. We did not see it though because it is very cloudy but Creamers Field is the perfect place.

So many wonderful things to see here. Talks and walking areas so peaceful. Walked in early morning and saw a moose across the pond!!!

Love getting out and hunting the winter moose hunt, even though I didnt get one, it is always something I look forward to every November.

I love it here ️

Come and enjoy a nice 3mile walk! I didnt see any bird but I thoroughly enjoyed everything along the way.

They provided a great refuge when my fingers were frozen and they do great work!

Way better than I expected. Great trails through interesting habitats.

Great place to watch birds all year around.

To all the birds whove flown on, its time to start back home to Creamers field.

A wonderful setting for x-country skiing, complete with a full-grown cow moose about 10 meters away who ignored us completely.

Amazing spot. Big fields filled with birds (gotta get the timing right) and a beautiful trail through the woods.

Very quiet nature trails with a farm house and a milk cow barn. My chow chow, and I enjoyed the serenity spending quality time together.

Nice place to walk, but needs more parking. We had to wait for a car to leave so wed have a place to park. And it would be fantastic for people to be responsible and pick up their own dogs poop! Looooots of dog poop there. Overall a nice walk in a convenient central location.

I was absolutely blow away by the mezmorizing visualizations of this place. It helped me grow as a person, and the fields are one of a kind. Truly spend a couple hundred dollars to go to Alaska. It willc hange your whole entire life! I ate a window here too.

If you have time I highly recommend this place. What a chance to experience the beauty God created for all of us and if you have a bike that makes for a fun ride.

Very friendly people work here. I love their events that they host throughout the year. Its so neat to see the birds come back every spring for the seed in the fields. I love the awareness they bring to nature.

Pretty and clean place for a nice evening stroll

Beautiful area to view wildlife and there are trails to walk around on.

Fairbanks is lucky to have this place. Located right in town, its an essential stoping point for waterfowl in the summer and has an extensive trail system for both summer and winter use.I grew up walking, running, and skiing around the different loops around Creamers, and felt it was an important part of my childhood. Theres no entrance fee: were blessed with free and open access.

Creamers field is a beautiful, peaceful place to take a nice walk and watch the birds (while they are still here).

Natural beauty with walking trails and viewing platforms. Sadly no bathrooms in the winter season

Its hard to put a rating on a public space. Great migrations. Nice waterfowl. Cool barn. Too much dog poop! Its really disgusting.

Amazing, place. Lots of walking trails and info about the area and its history.

Sandhill Cranes were.arriving. Several trails to choose from. Bring mosquito spray if you do trail in Forest. Saw lots of birds and beautiful Meadows. Would go again if in Fairbanks.

Absolutely beautiful even in the winter! A must see in Fairbanks. Lots of walking trails and beautiful sights, be sure to bring bug spray of its summer time

Walk back along the trail till you are on the other side of the tree line and get a great view of northern lights

We had a successful ice fishing morning here. The area had ample parking pullouts and restrooms. It should be nice any time of year.