Spanish Town Road Park

Spanish Town Park is a small neighborhood park located in the historic Spanish Town district of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The park is situated on Spanish Town Road, in the oldest neighborhood of Baton Rouge, which was founded in 1805.

The park serves as a local gathering place for residents of Spanish Town and provides a green space within the urban environment. It features expansive grassy areas and well-maintained walking paths, offering visitors a place for relaxation and leisure activities. The park's location within the historic district adds to its charm, as it is surrounded by architectural styles dating back to the early 19th century, including Greek Revival, Queen Anne, and craftsman bungalows.

Spanish Town Park is open daily from sunrise to sunset, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy its amenities throughout the day. The park's intimate setting and proximity to the neighborhood's narrow, historic streets contribute to its quaint atmosphere, reflecting the character of the Spanish Town area.

While relatively small in size, the park plays an important role in the community, providing a space for outdoor recreation and social interaction within the historic urban landscape of Baton Rouge.