Sky Land Airpark

Sky Land Airpark Gated Community

An aesthetically exquisite, ecologically diverse series of subdivisions adjacent to Caswell Lake, about 2-hours north of Anchorage. Comprised of 155 parcels, this area contains numerous lakes and provides a golden opportunity to experience an authentic level of Alaskan living with all the nature surrounds you expect from a wilderness property.

Get one of these lots for your “lil’ cabin in the woods. Includes 200 acres of lakes, 1600 foot of creeks, 1800 foot runway, paved roads, gated community with park. Covered park BBQ picnic tables and fire pit. Drilled well with old fashioned well hand pump. Float plane launch 57 foot of floating docks. Private, secluded area with over 1,000,000 acres of hiking and ATV trails to the northeast side.

Extraordinary Lifestyle

• Surrounded by beautiful wilderness
• Numerous nearby lakes
• Large, natural landscapes
• Diverse wildlife
• Abundant fishing nearby
• Mountain range views
• Natural vegetation

The Airpark

Big Caswell Lake for float plane flying is 1-mile long, a quarter-mile wide and contains 150 acres. Dedicated 1.5 acres of parks with float plane & boat launch and haul-out. Grass Runway 1,800 ft x 160 ft wide running North-South with 95% of lots having taxiway access.

North of Anchorage

The rarity of this expansive acreage, historical richness and the limitless potential of this property promotes an ideal environment to create and enjoy a peaceful, relaxing rural lifestyle. The pristine landscape and abundant natural water resources allows for a multitude of use and development possibilities.

What is there to do near Sky Land Airpark

Wasilla, Alaska’s sixth largest city began as a railroad crossing, bringing commerce and employment to the area. With the influx of passing gold miners and fishermen, the village grew into its own agricultural center.

The surrounding locations make it a good starting place for further exploration of Alaska and it also has its own fascinating history. Wasilla has a diverse range of things to offer its guests, from dog sledding to more mechanical transportation, native to more modern art forms.