Nice to have a covered area to hit when it is blistering hot…read more Definitely will return.

Great set up. Would be 5 star if; 1) could pay cash. I worry…read morecard reader may get compromised by card info thieves. 2) had sand bunker to practice in. 3) had a putting green. This will be my go to spot from now on. Hope they are successful and make upgrades.

(From October 2025)…read more As you all may know, parks are my escape in dealing with the grind of daily life. With my profession taking me to Lafayette for a couple weeks in mid-October, this park popped up on YELP where I stopped a few times during the weeks. You do have to pay for parking here but you can also park for free off of Oakleaf Drive and take the neighborhood path (bear to your left) all the way to the hill known as Orlando Mountain that leads into the park. That's the path that I took which led me to the large hill that had me thinking the whole "I'M THE KING OF THE WORLD!" like Leo from Titanic. When the weather is beautiful and it's the mid-late afternoon, you get gorgeous views of your surroundings. This includes the lovely pond, the trimmed trees, and the memorial for veterans which contains a sextet of plaques and some flags drapped high. I also give props to the citizens of this area for keeping the park clean and well-maintained. I'd come here every day if I was a resident here!

Our first farmers market in Lafayette, we had a chance to support local businesses and great food,…read moreespecially the tamales for 4 bucks they were delicious and great value, also a must try is the Korean kimchi tacos, they so flavorful both the beef and chicken, the kimchi elevates. Great Saturday outing for the family

. Tiny historical…read morepark area, nice large live oaks, gazebo, benches, statuary, plaques, along with some Bayou Teche waterfront. Memorializes both the Acadian Diaspora and fictional, but history-based, Longfellow Novel of same name. There is a small floating dock with pirogue, kayak, & canoe launch a block downstream, same side. The Acadian & African Museums are steps away. Historic B&B, City Hall, P.D., & funeral home nearby. Partly shaded parking on street. Do visit, but don't expect any excitement. . . . . Rick .

The Evangeline Oak and Park should not be confused with the park just down the street. Lovely and…read moreromantic spot. To think of the character Evangeline so missing her love after being chased out of her homeland. This is a nice spot for a walk, a picnic, sitting and thinking about loved ones. Free to walk around for a bit. Look at the water, the bayou and the trees in their knowledge and history.

I definitely love that Parc Hardy has been upkept over the years! Everything is just as I remember…read moreit as a child, and that's both a good thing and also a prompt for minor upgrades. I love that they still maintain the area for the crawfish festival, baseball games, as well as family gatherings! There was a birthday party when I was there recently! Most importantly the park was very clean and safe! There's lots of parking, and the Super 1 Grocery store, as well as Family Dollar, and a couple of other niche stores for your needs. I believe a great addition would be an outdoor gym. They've kept up the area for the kids, but a nice outdoor gym for the parents and older folks would be great! The walking.jogging route is awesome, but there's room for something else that allows people to diversift their workout. We know Breaux Bridge doesn't have many gym options or places that feel safe enough to really get a good workout outside.

A good place to go for a walk and let the kids play. Home of the Breaux Bridge Crawfish festival.read more

This is the perfect place for a pickleball enthusiast seeking to play rain or shine. The courts are…read morevery comfortable on your feet. I enjoy the camaraderie and appreciate the staff's friendly demeanor. Lafayette Pickle Club is a first class facility.

Genuinely CANNOT hype this place up enough!!I organized a surprise birthday party here for a group…read moreof 8 guys and we are all still talking about how epic it was. Katie is an absolute legend for bending over backwards to help me pull off the suprise. Once we were there, our Game Master Cameron crushed it and kept us fully engaged until we escaped. This place is officially my #1 choice going forward for everything from date night to celebrations to just hanging out. Do yourself a favor and make memory you wont forget!

This was our third visit, and it was definitely the best! The Flashback game was AMAZINGLY…read moreenjoyable. The workers are always super courteous. We have made it a custom to go every anniversary, and we hope to return next year!

This is probably my favorite place to get outdoors in Lafayette!…read more I discovered the Nature Station a few months ago, and now I go probably once a week to hike (or, at least get as close as I can to hiking in Lafayette). If you're just looking to hike, you have to park outside of the gates of the campgrounds and follow the trail up to where the building is and the trails/boardwalk begin. The front part of the Nature Station includes a boardwalk loop, and several short trails that offshoot from it that are all in an easy to follow network. What I like to call the "back part" is just across the coulee, and you have to walk across a big bridge to get to it. I usually come to explore by myself and head straight to the back part where there aren't as many people. There's a big 2-3 mile loop in the woods back there, and an interactive meditation exercise along a little trail that cuts the big loop in half. The 2-3 mile loop is really nice, and, like I said, usually there aren't too many people. One part of it takes you up to hike along the banks of the Vermilion River, which I really enjoy. One thing to note is that it can get a little muddy! There can be puddles as high as ankle or lower calf deep in some areas, even several days after it has last rained. So, just be prepared and wear some good water-resistant boots. I would definitely recommend checking this place out! There's tons of wildlife to look at too. Just don't be making my secluded little trail in the back too busy

Nice location and wide open areas convenient to city and nature area. Nice place to relax in…read moreLafayette, LA and get away biking/hiking/walking.

I love the pool!! You can do water aerobics with a class or go on your own and swim laps or do your…read moreexercise routine at your own pace.

First off - this place need serious help. The women employees are great, but the 2 young men…read moreworking there are full dick heads. You can tell that they couldn't make it offshore so they decided to go here. Their telling you to eat healthy while they eat pizza. The coarse is over kill. I can see having a young guy do 900 stairs but an OIM that's 50 years old is terrible. Half the things that you have to do , you will NEVER have to do offshore. If your heart rate gets to high, you fail and go home. I recommend not sending any employee here. Send them somewhere else . I enjoyed Chanell coaching as she seems to be the only one with any common sense. Again- do not send employees here- out of 15 guys we had 15 bad reviews. Expect to at least be there 3 hours of going up stairs 47 times.