Fontainebleau State Park

The park offers plenty of quiet places. With kids, rented a kayak and enjoyed paddle-scraping in the shade of ancient beautiful oak trees, surrounded by beautiful carvings of the Katz statue garden. Then visit the art museum in the city park. Very welcome for people with a hobby of collecting. Already called for pies in the morning. Great day. Highly recommended.

For everyone who hasn't experienced this weather, the city park is a must. There are moss-filled trees, huge magnolias and wild birds~ wow! I'm like a paradise on earth! Walking around it is like healing. I took countless photos and recorded a lot of images. We traveled by bus earlier and learned some relevant history. So it was especially meaningful when I went there again. It was really happy to see the family enjoying the scenery there!

Fontainebleau State Park is a large free park on the outskirts of New Orleans, on the north shore of Lake Ponchatreen, driving from downtown New Orleans across the Lake Ponchatreen Bridge, the world's longest cross-lake bridge. The park used to be a sugar cane garden, and now there are relics of a sugar factory. The park is in a good environment and there are many birds inhabiting it. I feel that the most beautiful place in the park is on the lakeside. There are many beautiful trees here. The white sand by the lake makes it easy to feel that this is by the sea. There are many seats for tourists to barbecue or eat in the park, which is very suitable for a family to play here.

Nice park with beach on Lake Pontchartrain!

The park by the lake has a lot of trees. It is said that the last hurricane has knocked down a lot. Otherwise, it will be more beautiful. There is a lot of rain here, so there is a lot of water in the park. It is uncomfortable to go shopping in winter.