The wildlife , easy access good parking The bord walk is well built and at the end the marsh opens…read moreup. You can see a lot.

This is a Wildlife Management Area that is a boardwalk over a swamp. From the parking area you…read morecross the railroad tracks (wood is around the tracks so it's flat for walking but the gravel is on each side of the rails) and follow the boardwalk. The entire one-way walk is about 6 minutes so out-and-back is about 12 minutes. The boardwalk has 3" raised sides for those with a wheelchair. You'd just need to get over the tracks each way. There are signs explaining about the fish, birds, and snakes though I saw no snakes. Anyway they'd be in the water which is well below you. Directions- From I-12 take I-55 South. Exit at Exit 22 Par Road (Old US 51) At the T turn right (Sign says Mancha) Immediately on your left you'll see a gravel parking area with a faded Joyce MWA sign Walk across the tracks to the boardwalk

Fun tour guide- the kids had a blast feeding marshmallows to the alligators and holding a baby…read morealligator. Tour was on time and boat was covered so the raindrops didn't get us wet

This was not your typical narrated scripted tour (yawn)…read more To say it was nothing short of amazing is an understatement. Our guide took us on a full blown adventure! Creeping through tranquil inlets & speeding down a maze of channels. We explored crawfish nets (I snatched one out of the trap for further inspection), we took a plethora of breath taking photos (now posted on Facebook), braced ourselves as we raced through dense thick floating vegetation yet sailed right through like it wasn't there (our guide "Albert" reveled in the expected surprised looks on our faces). He sped us in circles to agitate the carp just below the surface causing them to leap out of the water for our entertainment. We got a brief glimpse of a gator just before he ducked down into the water. In addition to this memorable experience the guide was extremely knowledgeable regarding to the entire ecosystem. This is a must do experience if you are a visitor to Louisiana or even a local (my fiancé booked the tour whom is a local). Have fun!!

Walk through the swamp . Stop inside see all the snakes .. we liked the turtles . Many of all sizes…read moreand they put on a show for us

Definitely kid-friendly, even makes for a cool daytime date! I enjoyed it! 10 out of 10read more

Great neighborhood park! Complete with Wide open grassy area, small playset, a few swings and a…read moretennis court. Lots of trees surround the park adding to the beauty. There are often not too many people here, so it is usually quiet.

It's a nice park with enough space to park. It has clean picnic tables. I wish they would have…read morerestrooms.

I was excited to discover a new BREC park to hike in - this place looks fairly new. This walk would…read morebe great in the summer because of all the safe from the trees, but after a rain and damp conditions- bring on the bugs! Thank goodness we had bug spray but I admit I have a phobia with bugs and just hearing them kinda "freaks me out!" My daughter loved it because of all the sounds of wildlife, the birds, the bugs (she loves watching her Mom freak out!) and she saw a snake....it had some muddy areas after the rain but it was an easy hike (pretty flat). The trails (2) were marked well - thank goodness! You do have the option for a longer hike, but with my phobia, we kept it short!!!

I had such a great time at zipnola first time and we would definitely come again, The guides were…read moregreat and the experience was 10/10

My best friend and I had the absolute best time ziplining in New Orleans! Flying over the alligator…read morewaters was such a crazy and unforgettable experience, it was thrilling, beautiful, and honestly just so much fun. The views of the swamp were incredible, the first jump is definitely the scariest but after that it's a breeze, the whole adventure felt safe and well organized from start to finish. Our guides, Tiffany and DJ, truly made the experience. They were hilarious, super encouraging, and made everyone feel comfortable and excited the whole time. You can tell they love what they do, and their energy made the trip even better. If you're looking for something fun and unique to do in New Orleans, I 100% recommend this zipline tour. I would do it again in a heartbeat!

Had some errands to do in Harrahan and as I came off the bridge I thought wow! What a great…read moreperspective! Leonard was all dressed up and I thought, okay let's do this.....the area at the base has a small parking lot and a grassy hill leading up to the Mississippi trail/Levy. It would make for a fun picnic spot or in my case a photo shoot. There's something lovely about a bridge, how it connects two sides, in this case I used it to represent crossing over towards the future. Adventure awaits. The photos came out great and I posted my ultimate fav, which was completely in expected as Leonard jumped for joy. There's a nice railing that allows you to get low, so that your subject and bridge are unobstructed by the base or the ugly bits(i.e. Weeds or tied up barges) I'll be back for sure.....and I'll bring a blankie and a sandwich.

This is a pretty and pretty cool constructed bridge. I passed over this bridge on my way to…read moreLouisiana to see my two sons.

What a wonderful hidden gem! Located across from the Santa Maria golf course, this park is always…read moreclean, lots of shade, picnic tables, water refill station, and great play structure for kids. We love this park!