The 44 acre Alaskaland Pioneer Park was built for the Alaska 1967 Centennial Exposition. Here you will find a taste of just about everything in Alaska, from a riverboat to a salmon bake to a Native village. The above are links to information found on this page. The buttons on the left lead to pages treating the subjects in more depth. The Alaskaland Pioneer Park is located near downtown Fairbanks off Airport Way.
Free parking is provided while visiting or attending events.
In 1999, serious discussion began about changing the name, to better reflect what Alaskaland is. In addition to tourist attractions open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, Alaskaland is also home to the Alaskaland Civic Center and Theatre , and the Farthest North Square and Round Dance Center , which are both open year round. A total of 29 cabins were moved to the site to form Gold Rush Town. The cabins form a unique walk through Fairbanks' history. E.H. Mack's cabin, Bill Sherwin's home and Alex McRae's dream cabin.