Top Rated Parks to Visit in Bossier City

"Address: 150 Eagle Bend Point, Bossier City, La. 71112Length: Various (.2 mile – 1.4 mile, 5 miles total)Dog Friendly: Yes (On Leash)Intensity: EasyHours: Dawn to Dusk. The Red River National Wildlife Refuge is full of lightly trafficked trails in Bossier City, La. that features a lake, and at times views of the Red River. You can access these trails by parking at the Red River National Wildlife Refuge via Arthur Ray Teague Parkway."

"Relax in the peace of the great outdoors while getting closer to nature in this lovely wildlife refuge. Hike on walking trails, launch small boats off the dock, sightsee, or just sit back and relax in the rocking chairs while enjoying a bit of quiet time."

"Betty Virginia Park, located in the middle of the South Highlands neighborhood in Shreveport, is a local treasure favored by tourists and locals. The park’s name has its own story, as Albert Colwell Steere and Elias Goldstein donated the park to the city in honor of their daughters named Betty and Virginia. The park is a natural outdoor venue for seasonal events like the Pumpkin Shine in October or the Crawfest in March."

"Address: 3901 Fairfield Ave, Shreveport, La. 71129Length: 0.869 milesDog Friendly: YesIntensity: Easy, but slight hills on the west side.Hours: Dawn to Dusk. Betty Virginia Park was given to the city by A.C. Steere in honor of his two daughters, Betty and Virginia."

"Betty Virginia Park is one of Shreveport's Top Visited Parks. It is 23 acres of fun, including a playground, picnic area, walking trail, recreational ball field and a multi-purpose building. It is located at 3901 Fairfield Ave. in Shreveport."

"East Kings Highway Park, a.k.a. "The Duck Pond", is a favored park among the little ones due to the large amount of ducks that live on the pond. There is even a place to sit and feed the ducks. Playground equipment is available, picnic tables and a gazebo."

"With 17 acres housing a walking path, tennis courts, lighted ball fields, a "Sprayground" and the "Leaps and Bounds" play area, A.C. Steere is one of the best playgrounds in Shreveport. "Leaps and Bound" is Louisiana's very first "boundless" playground-offering appropriate play for children of all ages and developmental levels including mentally and physically challenged children."

"Address: 4009 Youree Dr, Shreveport, La. 71105Length: 3/8 mileDog Friendly: YesIntensity: EasyHours: 7am-11pm (not open during school hours). A.C. Steere is an elementary school and park in the heart of the Broadmoor neighborhood, founded in 1929 by A.C."

"Barnwell Memorial Center is seated on the west side of the river downtown along Clyde Fant Parkway and features the beautiful atrium of flowers and plants, and the beautiful artwork on display in the art center. The lighted roses that line the riverfront, and the plush green gardens with the waterfall and spray-ground top off this lush park. If you're down on Clyde Fant for the Krewe of Gemini parade this Saturday (February 9), be sure to check out RiverView Park."

"The East Bank District has been designed to create a unifying thread that ties the East Bank District together with the adjacent River Front Development area, which hosts our local casinos. The underlying goal was to create an authentic place with a fresh, new, unique look. This look was to be unlike any in our community."

"If you’re looking for a variety of both sushi and Korean food, then Kabuki is the place for you. This eatery has a menu with all your classic Korean favorites like Bulgogi, Hot Pot and Galbi (beef short ribs) along with a lot of sushi rolls to choose from. They also have bubble tea if you need to cool off after trying something extra spicy."

"4.7 Asian Restaurant - Kabuki Sushi & Roll 2119 Airline Dr Ste 900Bossier City, LA 71111(318) 703-4545"

"Located at Centenary College of Louisiana, this museum features a permanent collection of more than 1,600 works—a significant increase to the original 350 paintings the museum housed when it opened in 1975."

"With over 400 paintings by more than 100 artists, the Norton’s permanent collection is top notch. From Old Masters of the Renaissance, to modern and contemporary Realists, this is a peaceful and family friendly activity. Family movie nights are held once a month July through October in the beautiful botanical gardens behind the gallery."

"As far as these small business donut shops that populate the south, this one is fairly spacious and clean. If offers fresh and tasteful options and I wou..."

"Donuts here are fluffy, tasty, and come with the right amount of filling. They also have great Kolaches. I recommend the jalapeno Kolache."