New Orleans has some famous parks that are truly breathtaking–City Park and Audubon Park, for example. But there are some other parks that have been established in the city that are also really special. Let’s explore and discover these spots!

1) Joe Brown Park, 5601 Read Blvd.
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This spot is found next to the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans east. It's got great places for recreation as well as some really special beauty.
2) Clouet Gardens, 710 Clouet St.
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This hidden away Bywater park is beautiful and really neighborhood-focused. There are some great places to relax and read a book, and this spot also holds events like weddings and other special occasions.
3) Algiers Playground Park, 3001 Hudson St.
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This secret playspot in Algiers is one of the most popular parks on the Westbank, and it's not hard to see why. You're going to love exploring here.

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4) Alcee Fortier Park, 3200 Esplanade Ave.
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This Mid-City spot has a table for dominos, lots of butterflies, and is just hands down one of the most lovely places to spend an afternoon in New Orleans.
5) Breakwater Park, Breakwater Dr.
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Take a ride to the end of Breakwater Drive to explore this park in Lake Pontchartrain. This is a really beautiful spot that we know you are going to enjoy.
6) Crescent Park, 1008 N Peters St.
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This park is definitely becoming more and more known, but it's still a little under the radar. You'll love the breathtaking river views and gorgeous flowers that surround the area.
7) Alma Peters Playspot, 5908 Annunciation St.
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This play spot is an uptown favorite because it has so many toys and other fun things for the kids to explore. It's really a lot of fun to bring people to!

Do you have a favorite secret park in New Orleans? We love to hear your favorites and memories. Let us know in the comments below!

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