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Alcantra Pavilion Rental

Reserve a Pavilion for a full, or half day through FinnlySport! Easy online reservations, real-time availability. These pavilions provide a perfect setting for picnics, gatherings, or events. Reservation rates are $50.00 for a half day and $75.00 for a full day, making them an affordable option for your next outing.

Each pavilion features sturdy post-and-beam construction, blending functionality with rustic charm.

Parks

Alcantra Sports Complex
The Alcantra Athletic Complex and Trail System has baseball and softball fields, soccer fields, a disk golf course, and approximately 1.6 miles (2.5 kilometers) of trails.

Trails

Alcantra Trail System
Moms and dads pushing babies in strollers, joggers, walkers, school kids, and disc golf players are traveling this 1.6 mile paved path. It forms two loops. One circles the baseball field. The larger one runs parallel to Serendipity Loop

Communities

Point Mackenzie
Point MacKenzie, Alaska has 1,852 residents as of 2020. Covering 164.79 square miles, it offers rural living. Across Knik Arm from Anchorage, it’s known for the proposed Knik Arm Bridge and for the port bearing the same name.

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Parks

Alcantra Sports Complex
The Alcantra Athletic Complex and Trail System has baseball and softball fields, soccer fields, a disk golf course, and approximately 1.6 miles (2.5 kilometers) of trails.

Trails

Alcantra Trail System
Moms and dads pushing babies in strollers, joggers, walkers, school kids, and disc golf players are traveling this 1.6 mile paved path. It forms two loops. One circles the baseball field. The larger one runs parallel to Serendipity Loop

Communities

Point Mackenzie
Point MacKenzie, Alaska has 1,852 residents as of 2020. Covering 164.79 square miles, it offers rural living. Across Knik Arm from Anchorage, it’s known for the proposed Knik Arm Bridge and for the port bearing the same name.

Payments

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