Overall, this particular park is a winner. If you are in the Slidell, Louisiana area,you owe it to…read moreyourself to check this park out. I grabbed a po' boy at a restaurant called Pearl's and came here to enjoy my lunch. I enjoyed chilling and enjoying my lunch. I would definitely recommend Heritage Park.

Not much to add that hasn't already been said by others. This is a great little park to just hang…read moreout or walk or let the kids play. Decent shade. Plenty of parking. The large open green space in the middle is nicely kept. The sidewalks are wide enough to accommodate all the people walking their laps. The bathrooms are decent as public bathrooms go. The city has poured a lot of money into the park over the last few years and it shows. Lots of picnic tables and pavilions. The public boat ramp and the docks have been greatly improved.

We only had one day for fishing while we were in New Orleans and Claude was the best guide we could…read morehave asked for. Caught plenty of Sheephead, redfish, trout and they were some nice sized ones. Will most definitely be back again soon.

From the owner: Our business specializes in charter fishing and making our customers feel like pro fishing anglers…read more Captain Claude loves taking out families, husband and wife duos, and business companies. We fish for trout, redfish, flounder, sheepshead, and drum.

A small nature area just on the side of Hwy 90 appx half way from NOLA to BSL. Older locals may…read moreremember it as the site of the White Kitchen, an almost mandatory stop for food and fuel before I10 existed. The nature site has plenty of parking, a boat launch and a nice walkway well out into the marsh.

This might be the only nature preserve named after a restaurant. It's located at the intersection…read moreof US 90 (Chef Menteur Highway) and US 190. The area was once home to a state line diner called the White Kitchen. According to local legend, Jayne Mansfield stopped in on her way from Mississippi to New Orleans. She perished in a car accident that night only a few miles away. The restaurant is long gone and all that remains are wide open spaces. The park doesn't offer any hiking trails for exploration but it does provide a peaceful setting for nature watching. The trees drip with Spanish moss and cypress knees poke up from the swamp. If you want to get out on the water there's a boat launch for easy access. If not, you can just stroll the boardwalk. You don't have to worry about close encounters with wildlife since the pathway is elevated from the water. There are alligators, frogs, turtles, snakes, wild turkeys, egrets, brown pelicans and ducks in the area. People have claimed to see bald eagles too. When I visited earlier this month I was only able to spot a few blue herons off in the distance. The place has seen better days. The placard at the end of the boardwalk must be at least twenty years old. It's sun-bleached and too faded to read. There are empty soda and beer cans floating in the water. The lack of maintenance detracts from the natural beauty. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this park but it's worth a stop if you're in the area.

Flats fishing for giant red fish with superior guiding. Fishing with Miles is the best way to…read moreimprove your chances for a 20 plus pound redfish on the fly. Other guides are often part time. You need a guide that understands the local fishery and spends 200plus days on the water to stay in touch with the movements of the fish. Highly recommend

From the owner: We specialize in Fly fishing the flats in and around New Orleans. Although we mainly specialize in…read morefly fishing we do provide conventional gear as well. Most come down to fly fish for Redfish but find out Fly fishing in Louisiana has many more species to offer like, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Sharks, Sheepshead, Gar and many many more. Come see for your self.

I have a bass pond that I needed advice on how best to fish. Gus set me up with the right tackle,…read morelures and hooks and showed me how to rig them properly to be weedless.

Gus is the best tackle shop we have had in Louisiana for many years,they have anything you want all…read morethe time and the employees are the best knowledgeable about all their products and a down to earth fishing tackle shop

I order firearms and optics online very often and have never had anything less than the best…read moreexperience possible. The orders are fulfilled and ready for pickup prior to the estimated date when ordered. The hunting department staff are the most professional, friendly, experienced, and helpful individuals in the vast majority of retail businesses. They even mount and boresight optics for free on purchases made from SW and also offer firearm cleaning services. I would really like to send a special thanks to a young man named Ben, who takes the time to make sure all of my optics are mounted exactly to my preferences.

I visit the gun range regularly and own plenty firearms, i am introducing my fiance to firearms, we…read moredecided to order her a CZ online and pick it up from SW. The experience was horrible! Keep in mind my fiance doesn't know much about the mechanics of the firearm, this is why we picked this pistol to get her started. This clerk starts asking her to rack the slide, drop the magazine, what type of bullet does the pistol use, how many rounds does it hold, who makes the firearm? She answers most of his questions and handled the firearm responsibility but he told her it was a "red flag" because she didnt know all the questions he asked and he personally thinks she is buying the gun for me!! Then tells her this isn't a "starter pistol"!! I ask what is a starter pistol? And ask for a manager, he states he is the manger! Then a lady i have worked with before says she is the manager!! I have helped all my daughters and other friends and family buy firearms and get trained. This experience ruined my fiance experience buying her first firearm. Needless to say I won't EVER buy here again..

Hosted a group of thirteen kids and grandkids today at Honey Island Swamp Tours and really enjoyed…read moreit. Captain Ron showed us a fine time for almost two hours and it was a great value for our money. We saw gators, turtles, herons, egrets, raccoons, feral pigs, snakes and more. We also learned a lot about the environment, the local culture, and the area's rich history. Honey Island Swamp Tours is highly recommended.

We really enjoyed our tour! We were picked up on time from our hotel in New Orleans and our driver,…read moreMario, was great-- very knowledgeable and even stopped on the way for drive-through daiquiris for us. So fun! After about 40 minutes, we got to the swamp. Our swamp tour guide Chris was professional and found us a bunch of critters to look at. We saw alligators, turtles, raccoons, and a blue heron. We almost booked with a different popular swamp tour agency, but they charged double the price that Honey Island Swamp Tours did. Funny enough, we saw their boats on our tour which means we probably see the same exact things they do. I'd definitely recommend this tour agency to see the swamp. We had a great time, thank you!

Brianna was our tour guide but everyone there was so friendly and helpful. They really made this…read moreexperience enjoyable and amazing. Definitely get the feeding buckets. It's way better than you think it is. We probably should have gotten more. We had kids ranging from 4-12. This event was perfect for every age. Brianna was so patient and encouraging with all of the animal interactions. Things that I'm used to telling my kids, "no, don't touch!" She no only encourage touching, but holding, feeding and even riding one of the biggest tortoises, who was more than happy and not even bothered, he just wanted snacks. Holding the gator and some of the other reptiles was an absolute highlight of the trip. If you want something more interactive and family friendly, I highly recommend this spot. I can't say enough praises and I wish I could give more than 5 stars.

Super interactive. Alligators, crocodiles, porcupines, etc…read more Minnie the alligator was super happy being held and petted. We had a personal tour guide who pretty much knew every animal individually.