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Park with oak trees, jogging & bike paths, a lagoon, picnic shelters, tennis courts & playgrounds.
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Reviews — 8
Great park with walking paths and a number of activities going on at any time. Clean, easy to access facilities.
Beautiful park with a wide range of things to do/see/experience. Love the peaceful atmosphere, especially by the fountain and by the lake (we spent hours watching turtles, fish and birds).
Make sure to cross Magazine Street and head past the stables to find a little walking labyrinth and the majestic tree of life.
Make sure to cross Magazine Street and head past the stables to find a little walking labyrinth and the majestic tree of life.
Gorgeous, safe, clean and relaxing area! We saw absolutely zero trash around the area. It is such a beautiful open space to come relax or run/walk/bike around the 1.8 Mike loop💚
Was dropping someone off @ Audubon Park & didn't realize it was Boo @ the Zoo weekend. Traffic was a nightmare as you can imagine! It's also this weekend (Halloween weekend), so if you're not planning to attend this incredible event, I'd stay away from the area! Families come in costume & have a blast trick-or-treating. Lot's of wagons, etc. I was at "The Fly" for a while and snapped a few pics along the way. Have fun, stay safe & be KIND to others.
Well worth the family membership! We normally go during the summer, but the crowds, heat, and animal activity were so much better in the fall.
I always have a wonderful time here when I bring the kids or if I go by myself. There is a track that goes around the park that is almost 2 miles long. There is a side for you to ride your bike or walk or jog. You can have a blast at the park
Beautiful area of town. You can take the St. Charles Street car or the Magazine Street bus. There is also plenty of parking.
The paths are shaded by live oaks. Part of the trail is near water, so there are ducks, turtles & water birds. The main path is concrete with both bike & walking lanes
The paths are shaded by live oaks. Part of the trail is near water, so there are ducks, turtles & water birds. The main path is concrete with both bike & walking lanes
