It's my first time coming into this community center but I've heard such great things about it. You…read morecan tell by the pictures of all the people on the wall that the history is a rich. I came in need of assistance and I am glad they were able to help and point me in the right direction. The ladies were polite and nice. The place was easy to find.

Too family photos here in the botanical garden. Very nice park for photos. They do have a few…read moreshaded areas but not enough for me I don't like being directly in the sun.

If you're getting your police business done, I'd recommend stopping by. It's spacious and has an…read moreexcellent botanical garden.

We love this park! It's great for the kids, they have plenty to do, it's very unique, and also has…read morepicnic area and splash pad. There's also a cute sand box with shovels. There's a cool "ant hill mound" with underground tunnel. There is soft rubber mulch so it's very gentle also. Lots of shade as well. Super fun!

I absolutely love this park! The views are gorgeous, it's so big, and there are so many different…read morethings to do there. After a long day, I love to go here and just be present. I dated this guy who brought me here on our first date. While I hate that guy now, I'd meet him over and over to discover this park!!

We love the Perkins park! The kids playground area is great for my 3 year old. It's much smaller…read morethan the play area at the highland park but I'd rather it that way. It's easier to keep an eye on your kids and the park is never over crowded. My son loves bringing his trucks into the sand area and I can sit and relax right next to him on the benches. There are restrooms right next to the playground/baseball fields. The walking trails are wide enough for multiple people to be walking, running and biking without bumping into each other- unlike highland. Overall great place and wish there were more like it in Baton Rouge.

Perfect place to spend hours with a 4 year old on a rainy day. We packed a lunch, price was…read morereasonable, and he played until he wore himself out!

My 18 month old granddaughter had a blast here. There's so much to do she didn't know what to do…read more From climbing and sliding, to cars, jails, stores, blocks, fire station etc. it was a blast. Annie fell asleep before we left the parking lot!!!!!

I am totally shocked and surprised that nobody has written a review about this place. I came here…read moreduring the Freret street festival. The people that work here are incredibly nice people. The lady in charge, a french woman named Claire took me on a tour and explained what their purpose is. This place is a non for profit community outreach program. They are especially aimed at providing the local neighborhood youth with after school programs. They also teach computer classes to help the elderly or computer illiterate learn how to use a computer. That's just a few of the the great programs that they got to help out the community. In short this is a great resource center that helps out the community.

I read about this store on the Lafayette tourism website and have been wanting to come for some…read moretime now. The store holds two stores in one. Half romantic books that highlights the dark, LGBTQIA+ and then your regular romance novels. I am not allowed to purchase any books at the moment, but I will be back once I am allowed to once again. The other half is a sweets bakery. I got two of the macaroons and an iced coffee. The prices were very reasonable, the coffee very good, and the service was amazing. Their restroom was so cute, I had to take a picture! And they had feminine hygiene products in case there is a need!

Lovely venue and intriguing conversation…read more Delicious desserts and signature drinks The group that attended were both respectful and shared a sense of play