My son goes here for swimming lessons and so far is been great!…read moreGood location and very clean pool.

My kids have grown up here. The members are our extended family, not just other members of the…read moreclub. The kids have enjoyed both the swim and dive teams, and 2 of my kids have moved onto coaching for the club while 2 are still participating. Turns out this is a tradition at Sunrise. Beautiful pools and there are 2 large pools with one reserved for adults only! The kids have a blast, but I have as much fun as them!

This is a MUST do activity in New Orleans, and you could truly spend a whole day here. My favorite…read morething is to walk and visit the giant oak trees. They are truly majestic. The first Cafe du Monde is located in the park so you can grab a coffee and a treat for your walk. The playground space is excellent and the outdoor sculpture garden is free to visit. Check the calendar for special events and plenty of other paid activities!

Hey, I didn't know this park went on for miles and miles until after I saw everyone else's reviews…read more I still give it 5 stars for the little bit I saw and experienced. I just walked on the outskirts of this enormous park. On my way to the New Orleans Museum of Art, I walked on the sidewalk. I really enjoyed the large, old canopy of trees that line both sides of the sidewalk. On my way to and from the museum, I saw so many varieties of birds and groups of squirrels. The squirrels were frolicking and playing, chasing one another. The ducks were just hanging out, but there were other varieties of birds that were searching for and dining on earthworms, after the rain had brought them up to the surface. Lots of space and green grass. It's a beautiful park to visit and enjoy nature. No need to drive. You can take the trolly here, as I did.

Water aerobics was great! Instructors are high energy, music is wonderful. Can't wait to come back!read more

The water aerobics classes are so much fun! My accountability partner and I started attending the…read morecourses this past week, and we've had such a blast each and every day! Community members are supportive, inviting and fun of life, and the space is always welcoming and spotless. I highly recommend!

I had the opportunity to be a student of John's tennis lesson, following work one day and it was…read moreVERY informative teaching. Me thinking I had it after laying down my racket for 5-6 yrs. John went into details about the fundamentals of tennis, techniques, handling the racket, spinning the ball, the position you should be on the court, always moving your feet, shuffle to be in position to have an advantage when the ball is headed to you. I did hits for the afternoon and I thoroughly enjoyed it, very much. I picked up some skills/knowledge I never knew from John. He's certainly passionate about teaching and making his players better. I'm excited about a consistent lesson/teaching from him soon. I highly recommend John if you are SERIOUS about having a strong tennis game. Thanks John.

From the owner: Instructional programs to teach athletic development, basic strokes, footwork, dynamic warmup, the…read moretennis game, rules and competition in a friendly environment using age appropriate methods. Low, moderate and high intensity workouts. Programs lead by USPTA Certified Professional Instructors with assistance from other experienced tennis player junior coaches. Tennis ball machines available including the only serving tower machine anywhere in Southern Louisiana.

I like how big. And all of its indoor amenities like basketball courts, pool and indoor track. I…read morewish they would update their gym equipment is like from the early 2000's and falling apart. It takes forever when something breaks for them to fix it. And they need to clean the mold off their vents.

Love this gym! Nice pool. Nice facilities. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Day passes are…read more$13 , but they are doing a summer special for $100 for the summer.

Great place for a fun day with friends under the sun! The price is very reasonable : $25/person for…read more2hrs. The instructor was very nice. She even accepted to take some pictures of us. Highly recommend!

Went here for my birthday, great time, solid amenities, a really well thought out experience.read more

The gym is pretty good but the hours are terrible and almost every time you want to go play…read morebasketball it's the special pickleball time where no one but pickle ballers allowed to use the court.

Expensive, small, time restrictions; close without informing members; When you want to cancel the…read moremembership, you can not cancel there in the gym! You have to send them email and it takes them 30 days to notice.

Came to this place, when I heard it from a local. Didnt get the chance to workout during essence,…read moreso I needed to get a workout in. What better way to do that by playing sand volleyball and having fun at the same time. I'm glad I decided to come here and get about 4 to 5 games in. Now, the place opens at 6pm-12am(everyday). They opening during the evening instead due to the sand being to hot. You pay, $10hr to play. Sometimes during the week, they do have tournaments going on. But its impossible still not to play due to so many volleyball courts. Now if sand volleyball isnt for you. They have large decks for relaxing and watching if you're not playing. Music is always playing. The food at the bar is awesome, great deal and very tasty! They have plenty of TV's as well. Why not quence your thirst over some beer before you get a game in or two. I'll be back for sure Aceofspadesv

This is an awesome place for sand volleyball. In fact it is the largest man-made sand volleyball…read morecomplex in the country with over 20 courts. Kenner is very lucky to have such a wonderful complex and it is situated near the lake. The complex is fairly new as it opened June 2012. Lots of league play available as they have leagues Tues-Fri nights. Great fun even for those that are not competitive. They serve food here as well as booze ($3 beer)! Highly recommend for a way to bond with friends, make new friends, or just to have a good time.

In the years after the original War of Independence ended in the 1780s, the young United States was…read morestill defining its borders, its alliances, and its sense of security, which made the British decision to launch a second major conflict all the more jarring. By the time the War of 1812 reached its final act, British forces were striking along multiple fronts, and the last of those pushes brought them to the river plain at Chalmette. This is where Jackson's mixed American force held the line in January 1815, and the battlefield today still feels open enough that you can picture the fog, the rampart, and the long rows of redcoats advancing across the field. The tall white monument rises from the center of the site, with simple ground markings around it that help you read where each side stood two centuries ago. The national cemetery sits just down the road, quiet and reflective, and together the two sites make the story feel immediate rather than distant. It's a quick run from New Orleans if you're a history buff and absolutely worth the trip, a place where the scale and stakes of that final battle come into focus the moment you step out of the car. [Review 317 of 2026 - 95 in Louisiana - 25505 overall]

Day 2 objective was to teach my youngest about War of 1812 and President Andrew Jackson. When you…read morearrive, drive to the visitor center to see the video which does a good job of explaining the arrival of the English via Mississippi and Swamp defense. The restrooms are located behind the visitor center (very clean). You can take the tour at 2:45 pm or see the video and drive in a circle to read the historical markers that tell you what happened. The rangers were nice and welcoming. Finally, you can walk to the levies and see the establishef mansion. You can also visit the military cemetery. NOTE: The park ranger explained that area was devastated and destroyed by Katrina. The visit is free and worth your time.

Excellent park. It never crowded when I go there. It has a lot of trees that provide shade from the…read moresun and heat.

Lasalle Park doesn't offer much to do except exercise along the jogging path or walk along the…read morenature center promenade. It is a clean park though so that is always good. If you are looking for a tranquil place to relax or a quiet place to jog this park fits the bill quite well. In fact you feel quite isolated if you're jogging here as I have rarely ever seen more than 30ppl here at the same time. If you are coming to the park to entertain the kiddos they will get bored here rather quickly as there is no kids playground, no ponds, no ducks, no carousels, no rides, etc. You get the picture. There are softball and soccer fields but I believe those are for organized competition only and not for recreational use. I have never seen anyone use those fields except during league play. I still like this park though because it is quiet and they do have a small sculpture garden. Most of the time, though, I prefer lots of activity around me so I prefer parks with lots of people around.