I've been racing my entire life. when my son expressed interest in BMX I brought him to our local…read moretrack (Gretna BMX). we were immediately greeted by the tracks volunteers and taught step by step what it takes to to expand and grow in the sport. the track was set up as a family friendly place where (everyone) is welcome and they promote the growth of you and your little ones. i have now found a sport that my whole family can enjoy and everyone has a chance to learn and grow. for being a nonprofit volunteer based facility the members and volunteers go above and beyond to make your experience great. I strongly recommend you come out and join the Gretna BMX family. where no matter the skill level . (NO BODY SIT THE BENCH)

This is a great place with a good group of people running it. Great sport to get your kids involved…read morein it and have fun. We made a lot of great memories with our kids racing BMX at this track. You can have a great night of fun watching and racing with the whole family.

One of the most beautiful spots in St Bernard maybe the entire area between Chalmette and New…read moreOrleans. The entrance is at the end of Jean Lafitte and could be missed if not looking. Parking is wide open, there is a small pavilion with picnic benches, a dock with a sign warning about alligators. Then a long wide bridge that goes over the 40 Arpet with an amazing view. You can cross over to the wetlands gravel road along the levee and walk up the levee to see the marsh looking towards Nola East. Definitely a must see if in the area

Good people. great spot. A hidden neighborhood gem!!!read more

You hear a lot of talk in this town about what is or is not "real" New Orleans. Well this is as…read morereal as it gets. A small house that has been converted to a live theater. The Mudlark seats about 20. It can get a bit hot but you are suffering right along with the actors. Get there a bit early to snag one of the few uncomfortable chairs. But it's totally worth it for the intimate experience of a New Orleans tradition. This is a must do for any tourist that wants to actually experience life in the Big Easy

I was driving in the area looking for another adventure when I passed by this. I had to say, it was…read moreall that I could do to not turn around and venture in. I forgot about it. Then, I remembered and did a little of that hot search engine action and oh my goodness, I am so very glad I did. I made a reservation on the website (reservations are highly recommended, though you may get lucky and they might have space) for a Thursday evening "Season of Light" show. Amazing. The gal working was so very excited about it. She also mentioned other shows they have going on. The library was very neat and clean, and the employees are very friendly. The planetarium changes its shows monthly. I look forward to coming back and seeing other shows.

The golf pro, Richie Tomblin, is an a-hole. First time…read moreplaying here, I followed the cart path toward the first tee, looking for a chipping/putting green. Looked to my left, saw the green, then looked to see if I could drive the cart there. Didn't see any signs saying otherwise. After being there for 5 minutes, the pro (Richie), steps outside the door from the pro shop with a cell phone up to his ear and yells, "get that cart off the grass", then said to the person on the phone, "there's a guy parked on the grass with a f-ing golf cart". But he didn't say f-ing His approach is very unprofessional and very rude. I felt like I was walking on eggshells afterwards. The course, if you're an experienced golfer, spend your money and time somewhere else. The starter even suggested going to Stonebridge if we were staying longer. The fairways are dirt, weeds and a little grass. The greens look nice but are very slooooooow. The back nine has some greens that were scalped by the mower. The tee boxes are pretty tore up, needing a lot of attention. No ball washers on the course. After completing my round, I drove past the building that was about 30 feet from the clubhouse. There were some old timers hanging out having a drink, a couple guys walked around the side to take a piss. Seriously, the club house was 30' away! The club pro should worry more about this than a cart parking on the grass! The staff, in the pro shop, couldn't care less if you're there. Not friendly at all. The starter said they only had 50 players scheduled to play for the day. Tells you a little something about the course and staff.

It's a dog track, but for $40 with cart who cares. A great place to get your game in shape before…read moreembarrassing one's self in front of one's friends.

Great family fun. The kids will love it too. And cheap too! "They even let you run/operate a train…read morewith them" They also have a train set up in the meeting room for the kids to run and operate trains just like the (big boy's) do... Will come back again! Look for the open house shows on there website www.ccmrc.com For times and dates. Or call them (504) 773-3723 asw/mach.

Love the people live the parish and only wish I hadn't moved away. A must fair to enjoy the riches…read moreof this parish.

I went to one of the training camp sessions. Even though I got there a little late I was still able…read moreto find seating and it was covered with misting fans. It was overall a nice experience, I don't watch football but having a team right here it was nice to go and support.

I had seen a social media post about things to do in Jefferson Parish, and someone mentioned that…read morethere was a museum here for the Saints Football team. I am not a passionate fan, but there are a lot of those in Louisiana. This museum is very small, but there is a lot packed in. It is always nice to see a collection of things related to something people are passionate about. I would recommend to anyone. I did not ask about a tour of the facilities because I came alone on a weekday, so I can not speak to if that is offered.