It's very large park with several areas to sit. Two different areas for big and small dogs for…read moreseparation water bowls to keep doggies hydrated. Also a cleaning area incase they decide to play in mud.

They have wash stations watering stations bowls and pools to fill up for the dogs to play in…read more Agility course and LOTS of room for the dogs to run.. They do have it split between large dogs and small dogs. I noticed that the large dog side had more visitors.

Nice little park with a walking trail. We are visiting the area and wanted a place to get out and…read morewalk the dog. This fit the bill. The trail was busy but we enjoyed a couple mile stroll with the adult kids and the pooch.

This is my favorite of the city parks in Slidell. It has a nice walking path around the ball fields…read moreand the perimeter of the park. There are trails and paths into the neighborhoods around the park if you want to walk farther and explore. The park is popular - there are always people and families around - and it feels safe and friendly, even at night. Sometimes cars drive through the park a little fast, but most are careful and drive slowly. The ball fields have been undergoing some extensive renovations in 2023 and the whole park is being improved overall. There are bathrooms available. They aren't great but are definitely better than nothing.

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.

Simple yet clean dog park. Not a lot of seating area or anything fancy but it's a very large…read moreenclosed field with lots of space for the dogs to run. Poop stations are readily available and supplied with good quality poop bags (none of those cheap poop bags that easily tear), several trash cans are conveniently located within the park, there's a kiddie pool with faucet within the park and a wash station outside the park too. There's also a paved walking path around the outside of the dog park. Felt like a safe and fun park for the pups to play. Be careful post rain though, some areas within the park get a little muddy and slippery, especially around the pavilion area.

I truly love coming out to this park. Nice dog park. Nice walking trails. Beautiful bridge, nice…read morearea to skateboard area or just hang out and have lunch.

Not sure why this is listed as a dog park on yelp but its actually a really nice waterfront park…read more It has very few access points, one accessible by flat terrain on the east end, the rusty rainbow in the center, and another accessible by elevator entrance on the west end. Having so few access points isn't ideal for optimal utilization and you really have to know where you're going or you might miss it because you CANNOT see the park from the street to the north (Chartres if you're in Bywater) at all. However, it is really well designed (I'm a city planner) with winding pervious pathways and gorgeous native plants, flowers, and trees. Also the views of downtown from the top of the rusty rainbow are stunning! As I meandered through I saw many folks jogging, running, and walking their dogs. Nice public amenity.

3-star rating update until they fix some things!! The water spray that my dog used to LOVE has been…read morebroken for almost a year. I emailed to ask when it would be fixed and did not receive an answer. They also haven't put tennis balls in the park since COVID, and when I asked about that, they used COVID as their excuse in 2024. So I've been bringing my tennis balls. And last, they replaced the shower nozzles and hoses with very short hoses and nozzles that spray water EVERYWHERE. Not sure who thought of these "upgrades," but they suck. Just really silly inconveniences when you're already paying per year to use the park.

My pup, Lestat, gives this place the full five-stars! He loves the large open space and gentle…read morehills for running around with other pups. After a rain shower, he loves to walk in the the shallow puddles under the majestic old oaks near the main entrance. I love the walking path lined with crate myrtles that circles the park, as it is trips to the City Bark that help me get my steps in. We appreciate that it is open late and well lit, as it allows us to go to park later in the evening when temperatures are lower. Registering was easy and I happily will pay the low yearly fee for this great amenity. My only complaint would be that the entrance needs more regular maintenance, as you can imagine dogs can get it dirty quickly and odors linger. I would like to see some volunteer opportunities on the weekends to help make it the best stop for dogs and their human companions!

This was originally a unused baseball park converted into a dog park with two separate areas. 1 big…read moredog and 1 small dog area. Has a hose connected to a water Spicket, it has two picnic tables, a wooden bench, two separate single metal bleacher benches, an small awning, 2 kids dog baby water pool, dog barrel trash can for poo. Some people left open plastic jugs and plastic Walmart bags for picking up dog poo on the fence. There are no trees and limited shade. It's next to a library fire station combo. There is a soccer field and tennis courts on that small road next to the dog park. 3-4 stars. I use it often and drive there. My dog loves going. There are more dog parks around if you don't like this particular one. The people that are consistently going daily are generally nice. Sometimes park is empty, sometimes you can have up to 15 big dogs and four little ones at a time. Most owners keep track of their dogs.

I really appreciate it when a city has a dog park at all, so complaining seems... rude. There is a…read morelarge fenced in area for big dogs and a smaller attached fenced in area for small dogs. The small dog area has one picnic table and the big dog area has about three seating options. The park is almost completely dirt/mud with some grass trying to grow on the perimeter. There are no poop bags, so people have resorted to typing plastic bags on the fence. The bags get ripped off and plastic bits are left behind so it look a little trashy. If you come here, you need to bring your own bags. Seems like some people just leave their dogs waste on the ground and as far as I could tell there is little to no maintenance done. This seems like a park where it is up to the community to take care of it.

Quiet, clean dog park. Different sides for large and small dogs.Plenty of water fountains and…read moredoggie bags for cleanup. Nice view of the gulf water.

I came to this playground with my family and the kids loved it. It's a beautiful playground with…read moreducks to feed, a lake to fish in, splash pad, slides, swings, and plenty of play equipment for kids of all ages. My 11 month old had plenty to do! The ground is very very soft too. I highly recommend this Park! Check their website for info on sports teams for kids and adults, as well as movie nights. I saw information on football, baseball, soccer, cheer, and rugby. Also kids camps and adults sports leagues. We need more places like this in Louisiana!

I play volleyball at Coquille and it's always fun! The park itself is awesome and there's a lot to…read moredo! It's awesome they are expanding and it will only make it better and better!

What is not to love about dining a historic park that offers 2,800 acres and beautiful views of…read moreLake Pontchartrain. This place did not disappoint and what a lovely day to explore. Established in 1942, and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999, the most-visited park in Louisiana has nature trails, a sandy beach, a new, all-inclusive playground, a splash pad, and the ruins of an 1829 sugar mill situated among towering oaks. Love there is An all-terrain track wheelchair is available for use by visitors with limited mobility. Win win for everyone.

Huge beautiful park! A real treasure find for this Alaskan!…read more Took the Sugar Mill trail which is a nice, wide gravel trail. Very easy to traverse for just about anyone. Some walked while some biked. Sugar Mill is a looping trail about a mile long. The alligator boardwalk trail was closed, likely due to damage from Ida and hasn't been repaired yet. There was another trail, but we did not take it. The massive cypress are just awesome! The Spanish moss slowly wavering in the air as you walk underneath these giants is just captivating to me! We did not encounter any creatures except squirrels and a male Orchard Orbweaver and his impressive web. Sooo much space and things to do here we didn't even do all of it. There's big open fields for playing, a playground, tons of parking available. I did see the pier and water of Lake Pontchartrain in the distance, but we were too hungry to keep exploring lol $3 per person to enter the park - 100% worth it