Audubon Park and Zoological Garden Reviews

Such a beautiful park. I enjoyed taking a stroll through this very large park and taking picture's.

Very well maintained. A great place for walking or biking.

Definitely the best park in Nola! I love it!
It is huge and has lots of things to do and see in it.
Home to ponds with lovey birds, long walking trails, exercise equipments, bike lane, hungry squirrels, Tree of Life etc.. You can spend a day there.
Do not miss the sunset by riverbank if you can.
It is also popular park among locals so it is great opportunity to run away from touristic side of New Orleans.

Very nice
Its need to take care more the gardens area but the animals look good

Excellent time today and I noticed that they're adding more attractions and more animals

Really cool zoo with lots of attractions and still adding more. Food and drinks are a bit pricey but that's to be expected.

Somewhere to go, get an experience and learn something. Happy that the park is expanding.

Very serene and great for bringing lunch and watching the ducks...

The animals appear underfed. The staff is friendly but the overall experience isn't one I would pay for again. The train ride was enjoyable and the host was very knowledgeable, and entertaining as well. I came to Audubon Zoo expecting to leave with a memorable experience, which didn't happen. A good place to take young children or a date if you're just looking to get out; the overall time I spent there with my wife was no more than 3 hours.

Audubon Park boasts beautiful old oak trees and lush green vegetation. Walking paths are all over. Pleasant atmosphere and nice spot for picnics. Just watch out for the fowls!

The only thing I would have changed: wish we had more time! This was an impromptu stop, to fill time until the 4th of July fireworks start. Next time, we will be staying for days.

Awesome park, lots of Oak trees = lots of shades areas for picnics.

I have always loved the zoo and the workers at every area we visited were great.

Family and friends enjoyed the Audubon Park...it was especially nice for me because they had a scotter for me to ride....needed because can't walk too far on foot.

Loved how many trees were out as this city can be really hot. But would it killed the dog owners to pick up their animals poop? Also, where are the distances of the tracks located?

Had a good time. Watch out for the deer antlers on the carousel. Ended up with a bobo on my head

Great zoo & beautiful surroundings ! Just To many workers just standing around in the restraunt doing nothing & animals like black bear and little leopard seemed super dehidrated

Great zoo, fun family time. Did and drinks available plus you can take in your cooler.

If you visit only one park in NOLA, then this is the park to visit. Follow the wide paved path around the park and enjoy the many beautiful views of the bayou, Live Oak trees and many water birds. Closer to the river is a nicely landscaped zoo and The Fly, a park along the Mississippi River. Sit and watch ocean going vessels parade by.

Beautiful zoo. Some of the animals are stressed out and pace anxiously! Very sad to see. The larger animals need larger areas to live in!

Nice spot to walk the dog or have a picnic, lots of lizards and squirrels so keep a firm hand on the leash.

Just enjoyed our time during the visit. It's a must have when you visit our city.

A place for the family,for a run ,or simply to get some peace.

Spent the night with the girl scouts and my granddaughter treasure the moment

Great place to take the grandkids lots of walking, lots of animals,,.. disappointment one seal and the view screen/splash guard was very dirty but good to go.

An awesome zoo a must for everyone young and old so much to see and do

Nothing special. Do NOT go for the park. Go for the zoo or golf if you go at all.

It's wonderful and huge, great for kids and adults!!

Great zoo! Had some fun exhibits! Keep an eye out for Kevin the peacock! He is a fun guest that likes to make sure you know he is there! Plus the two headed snake was very interesting!

Real pricey not enough animals cost of of food was high for 3 or 4 day old food and cold. Family got sick from the food. 4 drinks 2 hotdogs shrimp 3 or 4 days old suppose to be fresh cold dried out chicken tenders and fries 34.00 and lots of headaches and vomiting. They say 2000 animals and we walked the whole thing and saw maybe a couple hundred. Not happy to spend 150.00 and not be a pleasant experience.

Huge park with a golf course, right next to the Audobon Zoo. The park has multiple entrances but the north entrance on St. Charles is the main entrance, and it faces Tulane University as well as Loyola University.

Great place to take the Family. Lots of fun things to do. Check out Cool Zoo!

It's a park! I like to sit at the fly or run/ bike the track. Very pretty.

A go to zoo and I love the Riverview also called "the fly."

Nice walking/biking path winds around the park with plenty of benches and picnic spots for groups or solo explorers to embrace the mossy landscape. Peaceful and well monitored! Park by the bathroom building and bring your family to the gazebo to watch the sunset

Great redesign of old golf course

Hint ...go early...new Orleans golfers don't start until about 10 am..then very busy

One of America's great zoos. The white alligator is the star attraction here, but the primate and Asian exhibits were also cool. Lots of statuary adds class to the park and makes for great photo ops. Kids under ten should bring bathing suits to splash in the waterfalls of Monkey Hill.

Named after the bird enthusiast John James Audubon the site of our first World's Fair 1884 home to one of the best zoos in America where they all asked for you make sure to see Bayou exhibit there is a new water park there Body by st. Charles Avenue magazine in the river Transportation is terrific Streetcar riverboat hop-on hop-off Magazine Street boss Uber or grab a taxi adjacent to Tulane and Loyola University nestled under Live Oaks and Spanish moss completely restored Clubhouse greens for the golf course beautiful jogging trails terrific Riverview visit Monkey Hill that's all for now

I love hiking through this place and just enjoying the park and it's atmosphere.

The walking trail is so nice and scenic. I personally prefer here than city park.

Not large, not new. But one of THE NICEST small zoos we have ever visited. Real history going back to the mid-1930's.
There is an entrance fee with discounts for seniors and military.

Something interesting for any age! Cool animal exhibits, good food/snacks & large gift shop.

Great for a walk with ducks. Must see if you're visiting Tulane or Loyola

Great Park. One if the better city parks in the country.

Great park! There is a stream with birds, and many tree swings. There is also a golf course, and many nice paths to take.