Address

8301 W Metairie Ave, Metairie, LA 70003, USA

Phone

(504) 736-8463

+1 504-736-8463

Website

Coordinates

29.98715, -90.22334

Age Suitability

Equipment suitable for children aged 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipment Available

Features include swings, slides, climbing structures, monkey bars, merry-go-round, spring riders, and sensory play panels.

Shaded Areas

Multiple large oak trees provide natural shade throughout the playground area, with additional pavilions offering covered spaces.

Seating For Parents

Numerous benches positioned around play areas with good sightlines, plus picnic tables in pavilion areas.

Restroom Availability

Clean restroom facilities located near the center of the park, open during regular park hours.

Drinking Fountains

Four drinking fountains distributed throughout the park, including two accessible height options.

Fencing

Partial fencing around the playground area with two gated entrances. Complete separation from nearby streets.

Surface Material

Engineered wood fiber mulch in play areas, rubber surfacing under swings and slides, with concrete paths connecting areas.

Ada Accessibility

ADA-compliant ramps to major play structures, accessible swings, and paved pathways throughout the park.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Well-maintained with daily cleaning schedules. Equipment inspected weekly with prompt repairs when needed.

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with 45 spaces plus street parking available. Includes 4 accessible parking spots near the playground entrance.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed on leash in park areas, but not permitted within playground enclosures. Dog waste stations provided throughout.

Bike Racks

Two bike rack areas with capacity for approximately 20 bikes near main entrance.

Nearby Food Options

Snack vending machines on-site, with several cafes and restaurants within walking distance (0.3 miles).

Sports Areas

Basketball courts (2), tennis courts (3), soccer field, and volleyball court available for public use.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

1.2-mile paved walking/biking trail circles the park with connections to larger community trail system.

User Submitted Photos

Active social media presence with over 300 user-submitted photos showcasing playground equipment and community events.

Recent Reviews

Recent reviews highlight the newly renovated play structures and appreciate the well-maintained facilities.

Crowd Levels

Busiest on weekends and after school hours (3-6pm). Relatively quiet on weekday mornings.

Special Events

Hosts seasonal community events including summer movie nights, spring egg hunts, and fall festivals.

Entrance Fee

Free admission for all visitors. Pavilion reservations available for parties at additional cost.

Space For Groups

Four pavilions available for reservation for birthday parties or group gatherings, accommodating 25-50 people each.

Nature Connection

Gardens with native Louisiana plants, butterfly garden, and small pond with observation deck.

Noise Level

Moderate during peak hours, particularly near play structures. Quieter areas available in the gardens and walking paths.

Aesthetic Design

Attractive landscaping with native plants. Play equipment features bright colors while blending with natural surroundings.

Security Presence

Park rangers patrol regularly during operating hours. Security cameras at main entrances and facilities.

Rules Restrictions

Open dawn to dusk. No alcohol, smoking, or glass containers permitted. Children under 8 require adult supervision.

First Aid Availability

First aid kit available at park office during staffed hours. Emergency call box located near restroom facilities.

Community Activities

Regular community events including fitness classes, nature programs, and seasonal celebrations.

Social Interaction

Design encourages social play with group swings, talking tubes, and collaborative play structures.

Eco Friendly Practices

Rainwater collection system for irrigation, native plant landscaping, and solar-powered lighting throughout the park.

Renewable Energy

Solar panels on pavilion roofs provide partial power for park lighting and facilities.

Walkability Bike Access

Connected to neighborhood sidewalk network with dedicated bike lanes leading to the park from major residential areas.