Twin Lakes Park

PARK FEATURES

  • Covered Shelter

  • Caouette Memorial Cabin

  • Benches and Picnic Tables

  • Enclosed Playground

  • Public Fishing Dock

  • Lake and Swimming Area

  • Paved Pathway

  • Open Grassy Area

  • Public Restrooms

  • Paved Parking Lot

  • Parking Lot

Twin Lakes is one of Juneau’s most popular family parks. It hosts plenty of picnic spots, grassy hills to roll down, and Project Playground to climb on. Of course, the lake itself is great for swimming, fishing, and boating in the summer, and skating in winter! There’s something for everyone here.

PARK HOURS

7 a.m. TO 12 MIDNIGHT

Twin Lakes Park Images

A slide and climbing area at Project Playground
A balance feature on the playground at Project Playground.
View of Project Playground at Twin Lakes
A child plays the musical feature at Project Playground.
The snow covered path on a winter morning at Twin Lakes Park.
The Ice Castle climbing structure at Project Playground
Public pavilions at Twin Lakes
A child riding on the zip line at Project Playground.
Shelter at Twin Lakes Park
Public seating area at Twin Lakes
View of Project Playground at Twin Lakes
Pavilion and public restrooms at Twin Lakes
Interior of the picnic pavilion at Twin Lakes
Swings at Project Playground.
Double slides off the hill at Project Playground
Tot lot at Project Playground.
The reflection off Twin Lakes on a winter morning with fog rolling along the highway in the background.
TIres and trampoline at Project Playground.
Bike path at Twin Lakes
Grand opening of Project Playground with lots of people along the lake and in the shelter
View of south lake at Twin Lakes
Kids waiting at the entrance to Project Playground during the ribbon cutting.
Kids running into Project Playground after the ribbon cutting.
Twin Lakes Park and playground across the water on the sunny day.
THe grass area at the north end of Twin Lakes Park.