This space is simply beautiful. It checks all the boxes: clean kitchen, bar, and restrooms,…read moreexcellent staff, and spacious. My son truly enjoyed his college graduation party. I would recommend this event space for any party of 100-150 guests.

There are not many tracks to walk/jog if you live in Kenner. You more or less will end up coming to…read morethis track if you live in North Kenner. This small park also has nice playground sets for the kids, a cute little pavillion with restrooms, lots of green space to run around or toss a ball, and a small pond. It is rarely crowded here in the mornings. Evenings are a little bit busier but they still have plenty of room on the track and the playground sets. My niece loves the playground here as well as the friendly ducks.

West End Park is not a big park, but it is a pleasant park with several pavilions to chill for a…read morebit and just unwind after a long day. I came here after a long day and it was nice to bask in the late afternoon sun and do nothing for a moment.

The City of New Orleans constructed the nearby harbor and railroad along the New Basin Canal and in…read more1921 constructed a 500 feet seawall and filled in this space to create the large oak lined know as West End Park. It's a beautiful 14 acre oak-lined Park in the heart of New Orleans' marina district which provides a wonderful green space surrounded by boathouses and a nice spot for picnics, sports and other recreation. The park includes meandering paved walkways, a fountain and plenty of openland to enjoy.

This park is super cute and super fun for the kids. The setting is very beautiful in Audubon Park…read more There are walking and biking trails adjacent to the park. There are plenty of unique activities for the kids and we can't wait to come back!

Very nice wheelchair-accessible playground in Audubon Park. The actual physical address is 501…read moreWalnut Street if you need to find it on Maps, etc.

New Orleans NEEDED something like this! This is such a great space!! There is ample parking, ample…read moreseating, ample food truck options, and ample relaxation. We came here in June and it was a hot day, of course, but we brought our dog and went anyway! There was so much more than I thought there would be. They have a little grocery like shop, that sells charcuterie board ingredients, they sell snacks, bottles of wine, and coffee. There are a couple of swings outside and more seating under the shade there. So you could easily come here, buy wine (they supply the bucket for the wine), cheeses and some meats, and have a romantic picnic! The other food options you have are the lobster roll, which is the most expensive item at like $40 for just the small roll and some chips, but really is worth it - at least once! They have burgers, snowballs, soft serve, bbq, and crawfish. They don't let you bring in chairs, there really is plenty. And no cash, just credit card. You can bring your kids and furbabies though. There plenty of greenery to bring a ball or a frizbee and play with yoru peeps or furbabies. They have bathrooms as well. It is a great way to spend a few hours and I am so happy this space is here!

Visited the Batture for the first time and it is such a nice park/social area for friends! There…read moreare food trucks that offer a lot of variety of things and there are also some pop-up events that happen on the weekends. They have a lot of chairs for you to sit on so you'll never have a hard time timing a spot. There is a big open grass area where you can put your picnic blankets as well. It does get very sunny so bring sunscreen, hats, and shades for sure! From the food trucks, i ordered onion rings from Bubs Nola and they were amazing! Definitely would recommend to visit if you never have been! So beautiful and spacious!

This place is truly a hidden gem in the East. The trails go deep into the swamp where the flora and…read morefauna is abundant. The welcome center has a lot of information about the ecosystem in the area, which is helpful. It's a great place to take the kiddos or even a date for a little time outside of the city. It's advised to either go very early or later in the afternoon but check the hours because it closes around 4 or 5pm if I recall correctly.

I came back recently so I could walk around a bit. The trails are nice. The new paintings on the…read morewindows of the visitor center are nice. Great walking trails! Well maintained, well marked. The visitor center was a wealth of information and the park rangers were friendly and helpful. I would recommend to anyone in the area.

One of my FAVE PARKS to take the kids. I really like the space and the seating area for adults. You…read morecan also ride bikes out here. Party space available for your outdoor parties/picnics.

I second what all the reviews say about this lovely park!…read more You get a great view of the Mississippi River and when you turn back, you'll get a lovely glimpse of some of the fine architecture that makes NOLA a unique city. As you walk through here, you'll likely pass the aquarium, shopping center, and the Woldenberg statue. All of which are excellent artifacts/venues to see. Heard they also host concerts/events here during the day. Hopefully I can catch one sometime!

This park is really nice! New renovations were made for Woldenberg Riverfront Park, so there's alot…read moreof upgrades they made inducing a nice playground set for kids and additional swings. As of right now, the area is really clean. It's a good place to run, bike, or just hang out while looking at the nice riverfront views. Would recommend visiting if you're in the area already!

Another set of pocket parks on Napoleon. One side (downton) has a basketball court that just got a…read morefancy makeover thanks to the NBA. And the other side (uptown) has a jungle gym for the kiddies and some open area. Nicely there is a short fence on the Napoleon side of the park with the playground, but NOT on the Magazine side so definitely keep an eye on runaway kids. These parks are bit better maintained than Samuel Square and don't seem to be as full of dogpoop. So that's nice. Now that the Napoleon construction is almost completed perhaps they will be more usable and less dusty.

Laurence Square has almost everything, really. Except a working water fountain. The mirror park…read moreakin to Samuel Square further up Napoleon brings as close to an A game as a New Orleans maintained public space can get. The play area for kids is amazing. The green spaces are open. Next to a library branch there's a full b-ball court often abuzz with pick-up games which also happens to be adjacent to a police precinct no less. Additionally just across the street is Ms Mae's if you get thirsty for adult beverages. It can be challenging to park given the enormity of things nearby. Also, almost ALL the Uptown parades roll right by here. I would totally use this park much more if I lived closer.