Longfellow Park

Longfellow Park, located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is a neighborhood park managed by BREC, the Recreation and Park Commission for East Baton Rouge Parish. Spanning 7.56 acres, the park is part of the former Delmont Village property, a federal housing project from the World War II era. It offers a serene escape for visitors in an urban setting, featuring a blend of green spaces and recreational facilities.

The park boasts a variety of amenities catering to different interests. It includes both indoor and outdoor basketball courts, a lighted multi-purpose ball field, and a playground, providing activities for sports enthusiasts and children alike. The on-site recreation center serves as a hub for community activities and programs, such as martial arts classes. Additionally, the park offers Wi-Fi connectivity, making it a convenient spot for visitors to relax or work outdoors.

With its combination of historical significance, community-oriented facilities, and recreational opportunities, Longfellow Park plays a vital role in enhancing the quality of life in its local neighborhood.