While any one of our 21 state parks are worth a road trip, there’s something special about neighborhood community parks. Next time you feel the need to get outside for a bit and immerse yourself in some natural surrounds, you can’t go wrong with visiting City-Brooks Community Park. There’s something for everyone at this 150-acre park, but let’s take a closer look at why we love this special park.

With endless amenities and tons of sprawling green space, it’s no wonder why City-Brooks Community Park is a popular park with locals in the Greater Baton Rouge Area.
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Featuring over 150 acres to explore, you could easily spend the afternoon here. There are multiple playgrounds that kids of all ages will enjoy.
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And several benches peppered around to sit for a spell while the little ones release some energy.
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Go ahead and bring lunch! There’s nothing like a picnic lunch underneath the shade of those majestic oak trees.
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The walking path is a great way to catch a glimpse of the entire park.
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And the 50-acre lake is a great spot to drop a line and see what you can reel in.
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But anglers aren't the only ones who love this lake. It's a great spot for birdwatching, too!
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After doing a little fishing, trade your pole for a racket and buff up on your tennis skills.
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No matter how you choose to spend your day at City-Brooks Park, you're going to love it.
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And if you have the chance, be sure to stick around until sunset. Those waterfront sunsets are simply the best!
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City-Brooks Community Park is open seven days a week from sunrise until sunset.

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