Top Rated Parks to Visit in Geismar

"Nature & Wildlife Areas10503 N. Oak Hills Parkway, Baton Rouge, LA 70810MoreLess Info. The rather extensive 103-acre facility of the Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center is an integral institution dedicated to the education, conservation, and recreation of the Louisiana swamps. Live animal exhibits, natural artifacts, and photographic presentations are housed in the main building while there are paths …"

"The Magnolia Mound Plantation is another great spot to experience how Louisiana locals lived in the area during the 1800s and early 20th century. Lately, this Baton Rouge Museum has started to step out of its boundaries and include history from around the world during the 1800s. The Magnolia Mound Plantation allows you to go through the kitchen, visit different houses on the plantation, and has arts and crafts activities for children."

"A French Creole House from 1791, Magnolia Mound’s compelling architecture is the combination of early French settlers and the West Indies. The 16-acre property is owned by the city of Baton Rouge, to preserve the site. The bousillage mansion surrounded by old oak trees is a sight to behold and one of the unique things to do in Baton Rouge."

"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."

"Have a leisurely stroll around the gardens, breathe fresh air, enjoy wonderful views, take a couple of great photos, which you can print and hang on the wall in your apartment – it will be a great reminder of your perfect date. You can take a couple of snacks and drinks with you to have a little picnic. Good for: Couples, nature lovers, strolling"

"A date by the river is always romantic and that’s why it is one of the greatest date ideas in Baton Rouge. You can sit on steps or on one of the benches, watch the water, drink coffee and talk. There are a couple of really great cafes, museums and shops around, so if you think strolling is boring."

"Would not recommend this restaurant and we will not be back. Poor service (which is saying something when its a buffet) and the food did not compare to ..."