The most unique park in Louisiana offers an unforgettable walk on the wild side. Would you like to see a breathtaking oasis of wildlife and exploration hiding in Louisiana? The Global Wildlife Center in Folsom offers one of the largest free-roaming wildlife preserves in the United States. This home to more than 2,000 exotic and threatened animals from all over the world – opens its doors to the public. Let’s take a look inside this unique Louisiana park!

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The most unique park in Louisiana, Global Wildlife Center, offers more information on its website. Have you been to this amazing center full of wild animals? What was your favorite part of the center? We’d love to hear your feedback! Let us know in the comments below.

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Most Unique Park In Louisiana

Where is another unique park in Louisiana I can visit?

  • Kiroli Park (West Monroe): This magical park offers 150 acres of many amenities, including playgrounds, tennis courts, a dog park, a conservatory, numerous gardens, fishing ponds, and hiking trails. You'll find other unique features on the trails, such as a suspension bridge, a covered bridge, elevated walkways, and an observation tower. It also features a dog park and a lodge with two fireplaces and a fully equipped kitchen for indoor parties.
  • Chemin-A-Haut State Park (Bastrop): The picnic area in this unique park in Louisiana includes 35 family sites with grills and tables, five group sites, and three shelters. You'll also find playgrounds and a wading pool for the little ones. The swimming pool is a welcome relief to campers during the summer months. But what makes this park so unique is it is home to the largest and oldest cypress trees. One is the fascinating old cypress tree that is about 1,000 years old, with an approximately 20-foot diameter.
  • BREC Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center (Baton Rouge): An award-winning, 9,500-square-foot building on the 103-acre property makes this one of the most unique parks in Louisiana. And get this — it's filled with live animal exhibits! Folks can also watch photographic presentations of the property featuring the plants and trees on site. See the interesting natural artifacts and mineral displays and one of the most exciting exhibits is a large, vintage waterfowl decoy carving collection.

Where is another wildlife sanctuary in Louisana?

  • Joyce Wildlife Management Area (Ponchatoula): Alligators and other wild animals live on this wetland within the Pontchartrain Basin. Hunting and trapping for white-tailed deer, birds, and rabbits are some of the activities folks enjoy in this wild habitat. Three boat launches make fishing accessible for sunfish, catfish, and largemouth bass. Birding is another popular activity here.

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