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Audubon Park Loop

6500 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70118
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Published schedule Public outdoor areas generally open daily around 5:00 a.m. and close at 10:00 p.m.; Audubon Zoo, golf, shelters, and events use separate hours.
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The popular paved loop circles the lagoon and golf course under live oaks and is shared by walkers, runners, strollers, and cyclists. The paved loop is shared by runners, walkers, strollers, and cyclists. The lagoon is not for swimming, Ochsner Island is protected bird habitat, and riverfront activity can be hot and exposed.

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Where exactly is Audubon Park Loop?

The popular paved loop circles the lagoon and golf course under live oaks and is shared by walkers, runners, strollers, and cyclists.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
Where should I park for Audubon Park Loop?

Free curb and park-edge parking is dispersed along Magazine Street, St. Charles Avenue, Walnut Street, and Riverview. Zoo demand and events can fill the closest spaces.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
When is Audubon Park Loop open?

Public outdoor areas generally open daily around 5:00 a.m. and close at 10:00 p.m.; Audubon Zoo, golf, shelters, and events use separate hours.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
Are there restrooms near Audubon Park Loop?

Restrooms are concentrated near playgrounds, shelters, zoo, golf, and Riverview facilities and may follow facility hours.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
Is Audubon Park Loop free?

Park paths, lawns, playgrounds, lagoon, labyrinth, rookery viewing, and The Fly are free. Zoo, golf, food, rentals, permits, and events cost separately.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
How accessible is Audubon Park Loop?

The paved loop and major developed areas are generally accessible; curb transitions, older paths, grass, crowding, and the Riverview approach vary.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
Are dogs allowed at Audubon Park Loop?

Leashed dogs are allowed in ordinary park and Riverview areas; keep pets out of playgrounds, zoo, golf course, bird rookery habitat, and posted restricted spaces.

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Is Audubon Park Loop good for children?

The loop, lagoon, playgrounds, zoo, picnics, and river watching provide strong options. Choose either the main park or The Fly first to avoid a long, confusing transfer.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
What should I know before visiting Audubon Park Loop?

The popular paved loop circles the lagoon and golf course under live oaks and is shared by walkers, runners, strollers, and cyclists. The paved loop is shared by runners, walkers, strollers, and cyclists. The lagoon is not for swimming, Ochsner Island is protected bird habitat, and riverfront activity can be hot and exposed.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026
How do you reach Audubon Park Loop?

St. Charles streetcar and buses serve the Uptown side; biking and rideshare work well. Reaching The Fly still requires crossing to the river side.

Sourced answer Researched Aug 6, 2026

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