Great level sights, beautiful scenery, trails,bike paths,clean public bathrooms. Dog friendly,…read morestaff are wondeeful,happy,helpful. Park is well played out,the flow,walk around lake, is user friendly,wheel chair friendly. Lots of even ground on trails both walking hiking. Just a really nice must see,stay park. Has tent sites too that are level well maintained.

I have been RVing for over 40 years, and I have to say that this is in the top 1% of parks in the…read morecountry. Lincolin Parish should be very proud of this great park

Check out the new inclusive playground. This Boy Scout Eagle Project had deep pockets for this…read moreamazing playground. Well done Scouts and contributors!

Having kids you value a good playground…read more On the way back home from the Holidays it was time to let our seat-bound for the past few hours jittery kid to get our and stretch her legs. This is a wonderful playground any kid would love to de-jitter at.

Nice little park in the middle of south Arkansas. Small trails, kids area, bathrooms and a very…read morenice visitor center

You can tell the state maintains this place, but does little else. I say this in a good way, we…read morewent on a pretty good, no nonsense trail and enjoyed the parking that was convenient in what amounts to a fairly small park.

This was a Clean nice friendly park. Walking trail…read moretoo.......................................................i enjoy my time meditating there

I was not expecting to find a park this huge. I saw a guy playing golf in the middle of one of the…read morefields because it was that big. A very pleasant place to walk in the evenings because the trail meanders through fields and wooded areas.

This park is fairly minimalist. It is a circular path with grass, plants, and one statue in the…read moremiddle of that. It almost feels like something the neighborhood has for its denizens. All told it is not without its charm.

This is a nice little park nestled between a few neighborhoods & complexes. It has a .15…read more(point-one-five) mile walking loop, three benches, and a well-maintained lawn. There isn't any parking specifically for the park, but the apartment complexes directly across the street have plenty of parking.

This is a really good park. There is a separate dog park, a great playground. Walking trails, and a…read morefishing pond. They have very nice facilities for gatherings and do a good job with park maintenance. The entry fee is only a dollar per person, and two dollars more to fish in the stocked pond. The park is celebrating its one hundred year anniversary for good reason!

Really nice park. Good for kids. You have to pay though. I wasn't expecting that. It's worth it if…read moreyou're going to stay awhile but we were just stopping through to stretch our legs.

Waterfront walks do something for the soul, and this side of the park is no different!…read more Venture around here close to sunset for some ideal reflections and views, ideally after a candy and clothing shopping spree :)

This park, nestled comfortably and purposefully, against the banks of the Red River in downtown…read moreShreveport, serves up memories to me, as profound as they are plenty. Just a mere few weeks after 9/11/01, this city hosted its' annual Fall Festival, the Red River Revel. And during this particular year, the Gypsy Songman himself, Jerry Jeff Walker was to be headlining one of the Saturday nights. My chums and I, all huge, adoring Jerry Jeff fans, went to the show in full vigor. I myself, consuming what was pretty much my own body weight at that time, in draft beer, during each and every song, and after show's end, then venturing to a local tavern across town, where I would ultimately end up unconscious, and seeking the comforts, spread eagle no less, of said tavern's convenient outdoor parking, and the asphalt thereof. And this, only after regurgitating some of my stomach's contents into an empty pint glass, inside said tavern. Then there was July 4th, 2005. It was the night before my Father passed away. I sat in my Father's hospital room, and he, on his death bed. The television hanging on the wall, was tuned in to a local station, which was broadcasting live from this very park, for its' annual Independence Day celebration. And on this night, at this very sad moment, I remember sitting in that chair in that room, my Father resting, and looking up at that television screen, and seeing all the people, all the visitors to the park that day, families, and couples. As the camera panned the large crowd, hundreds, maybe thousands of faces. They all looked so happy. So carefree. Life was so beautiful for them. I was going through one of the worst times of my life. And then, down at the festivities, the recorded voice of Louie Armstrong, and his song, "What A Wonderful World" began playing. I could hear it on tv. My Father remained asleep peacefully. I just began crying. Of course, there are other memories of this park, less heavy, and not as important maybe. I remember another Red River Revel, years later. Where I jumped up on stage with local band Dirtfoot and showed all forward looking eyeballs my latest and greatest dance maneuvers, as interpreted from the music the band was playing. This delighted both my future wife and festival security immensely. There have also been countless enjoyable viewings of outdoor films here courtesy of Movies and Moonbeams. Recently, this park was deluged with waters from the adjacent Red River, and suffered extensive damage. In recent months, as festival seasons have come and gone, this area has not been available or open. It appears now that most, if not all, repairs, as well as planned upgrades, are now complete. Hopefully, this park will once again become the focal point of all activity and highlights during festivals, as well as day to day downtown recreation.

Great place that is clean and has everything you would hope for in a park. There are beautiful…read moretrees everywhere and plenty of shade from them on the sidewalks. There are places to fish, walk, play tennis, softball, soccer, kids playground and it is all vey well kept

This place is great for activities for kids and adult. My children love running all over the place…read morehere. Also it is in a great location when you are in downtown Monroe.

Very nice place to walk. It's close to I-20 so it is noisy. I was surprised at the amount of trash…read morethat has obviously been there for years. Old car parts, clay pipe, old tires, farm implements and other stuff. Not sure why they would leave it like that.

Beautiful park. Shady in most parts and kept up walking paths. Lots of wildlife and plenty of…read morelittle treasures placed throughout the park if you take your time to search them out.

Nice place. Didn't walk the trails but the little we did was really nice. The facilities were well…read moremaintained. They even had a small reptile display and some aquariums.

My gosh this place was something. Came here on a Monday with some business buddies. I arrived at…read more4:13 but the visitors center was locked. I peed in the woods and began my journey through the swamp. Things started out smoothly until the path became flooded and a wild snake attacked my buddy. He threw a stick on it. My feet became moist and I felt squeamish. After several days of walking I finally made it to the lake. I saw one alligator and one woman was attempting to force her child to swallow a worm. I would've eaten that worm if she'd asked me to. A cool man caught a fish right in front of me which almost made me scream. I am glad to be in Louisiana and not Arkansas. Arkansas sucks. Eww gross yuck. Stupid Arkansas. Yah Louisiana. Gators yay. My favorite plant was the cockspur hawthorne