Aubuchon Park

Nice park. We had our Annual Church Outdoor Fellowship here. I liked that the children's play area, parking lot, and pavilion are all in a central location. You dont have to walk around to watch your children. The play area is close enough where you can keep an eye on them at your relaxing under the tree seat.

I recently visited the park after enjoying a massive meal at the Pearl Cafe and needed a place to burn off a few calories. The park itself is lovely, with well-maintained paths, lush greenery, and serene surroundings. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely walk or to simply sit and enjoy nature. However, my experience was marred by a significant issue. After my meal, I felt quite "ill" and urgently needed to use the restroom to find a place for meditation. To my dismay, I found that the park's bathrooms were locked and not accessible to the public. This lack of facilities is a major oversight, especially for a park that attracts so many visitors. While I appreciate the beauty and tranquility of the park, the inconvenience of not having unlocked bathrooms significantly impacted my visit. I hope the park administration considers unlocking the restrooms or providing alternative options for visitors in the future. Until then, I would recommend planning your visit with this in mind or walking in a park with accessible toilets.

Bathroom needs to be opened in had to use the bathroom and I couldn't the restroom were closed

I love that they have a pavilion. With it not being a crowded park it makes for a great spot for a large gathering. Keep in mind though that the bathrooms there are quiet awful and unkept. The playground is much older too, but the kids still enjoyed themselves.

It was ok, not real big but durable, they practically had a few houses sitting on the property with signs telling you not to enter but ok.