Bayou Segnette State Park
"Kenner visitors can reach the park quickly for a day outdoors or a short camping stay. The park’s marina and wave pool make it appealing for families and anglers."
Bayou Segnette State Park combines outdoor recreation with a distinctive coastal environment just minutes from New Orleans. Its marina, fishing access, campground, and water attractions make it one of the region’s most versatile state parks.
St. Bernard State Park
"Kenner visitors often use the park as a nearby nature getaway. Its fishing access and open green space make it appealing for relaxed outings."
St. Bernard State Park sits along the Mississippi River in St. Bernard Parish and is known for its scenic riverfront setting and easy access to the New Orleans area. Visitors come for camping, fishing, picnicking, and a slower pace close to the city.
Fontainebleau State Park
"Kenner families and outdoor enthusiasts visit for swimming, fishing, and shaded picnic areas. The park provides a convenient nature destination without a long drive."
Fontainebleau State Park is one of Louisiana’s most popular outdoor destinations, offering a long shoreline on Lake Pontchartrain, shaded picnic areas, and abundant wildlife viewing. The park also features the ruins of the 19th-century Bernard de Marigny sugar mill and direct access to the Tammany Trace for biking and walking.
Fairview-Riverside State Park
"Kenner visitors appreciate the park's easy access from the metro area and its calm riverfront atmosphere. It is a good choice for short camping stays and casual outdoor recreation."
Fairview-Riverside State Park combines waterfront recreation with a relaxed, wooded setting on the Tchefuncte River. Its marina, picnic areas, and campground make it a popular base for exploring the Northshore and nearby historic Madisonville.
Tickfaw State Park
"Kenner residents can reach the park easily for a nature-focused outing, especially for kayaking, picnicking, and wildlife viewing."
Tickfaw State Park showcases one of southeast Louisiana's most distinctive wetland landscapes, with elevated boardwalks, a nature center, and access to the Tickfaw River. It is especially popular with birders, paddlers, and families looking for a peaceful outdoor escape.