Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Bayou Lafourche

"Although Baton Rouge is largely considered a site for culture and history tours, there are several things to do in Baton Rouge for the nature lovers as well. The Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center is a huge park containing a variety of landscapes. As you amber through the pathways, you will encounter armadillos, coyotes, foxes, otters, and many more creatures in the Center’s forest and swamps."

"The facility spans 103-acres and is devoted to the conservation of Louisiana. There are live animal exhibits, examples of plant and animal species that call Louisiana home and ecology and art exhibits that the entire family can enjoy. They also have a gravel path for those who enjoy hiking that will give you a small taste of the outdoors."

"There is no doubt, a walk in the park should be on your list of things to do in Baton Rouge on a date. Take a leisurely walk through Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center. You will see wonderful and untouched flora and fauna."

"Perkins Road Community Park is popular amongst the extreme sports crowd in Baton Rouge, The facility features an awesome skatepark and BMX track where you can check out some moves and show off your extreme moves in case you have any. You can also set up an appointment to reserve your spot at the park’s popular rock climbing wall. Perkins Road Community Park also allows community fishing and a recreational center where you can participate in occasional community classes and events."

"The park's amenities include the Skate Park and BMX Raceway, a rock climbing wall, a community playground, tennis court and walking, skating and biking trails."

"The Burden Museum & Gardens offers discovery and adventure through historic, natural and educational experiences that teach visitors about Louisiana’s cultural past. The Museum and Gardens cover over 440 acres of land belonging to LSU. One of the main sections is the museum that features a large collection of artifacts from farms, plantations, and households."

"This beautiful Baton Rouge garden is full of Louisiana native plants. Discover the bamboo groves and stunning colors of the different types of wildflowers that grow around Louisiana year round. Although this university arboretum is a place for learning, it is a great spot to visit when you’re trying to cut out a world full of distractions and stress."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user H.dryad used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Hilltop Arboretum is a great date spot in Baton Rouge since it offers access to a picturesque, 5-hectare (14-acre) arboretum. Cross the boardwalk and head to the pavilion overlooking the pond to take in the tranquil view."

"Indulge in bubble tea, milk shakes and rolled ice cream all under one roof at this hidden gem ice cream shop. This July, Arctic Bites added bubble waffles from Hong Kong to its menu. Now, locals can enjoy rolls of ice cream with a sweet, crunchy waffle treat."

"We decided to try this ice cream shop while visiting Baton Rouge and we were so glad we did. The cutest couple runs this shop and hand make the most deli..."

"Although Baton Rouge is largely considered a site for culture and history tours, there are several things to do in Baton Rouge for the nature lovers as well. The Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center is a huge park containing a variety of landscapes. As you amber through the pathways, you will encounter armadillos, coyotes, foxes, otters, and many more creatures in the Center’s forest and swamps."

"The facility spans 103-acres and is devoted to the conservation of Louisiana. There are live animal exhibits, examples of plant and animal species that call Louisiana home and ecology and art exhibits that the entire family can enjoy. They also have a gravel path for those who enjoy hiking that will give you a small taste of the outdoors."

"There is no doubt, a walk in the park should be on your list of things to do in Baton Rouge on a date. Take a leisurely walk through Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center. You will see wonderful and untouched flora and fauna."

"This is a hole in the wall I stumbled upon in one of my many visits to Baton Rouge. There was a small line so I expected this to be a great sushi spot."

"Location: Alexander’s Highland Market, 18111 Highland Market Drive. Hours: The pop-up farmers’ markets typically take place on the first Sunday of each month from 10 a.m."

"Very pleasing experience, nice clean place, happy courteous wait staff, ultra fast service, what more could you ask for?. Sushi came out less than 5 min af..."