The Batture

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25 Walnut St
New Orleans, LA 70118
http://batture.com

The Batture is a unique park located in New Orleans LA nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River. This natural area features lush greenery walking trails and scenic views of the river making it a serene escape from the bustling city. Visitors can enjoy birdwatching picnicking and leisurely strolls while experiencing the vibrant ecosystem of Louisiana’s wetlands.

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4.55 reviews
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Jakia N.
10/6/2025

I love this place. This a a great place to chill that is a bit off the beaten path. There's food trucks and a cocktail and wine truck. There's lounge chairs by the water. There's picnic tables...

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Elizabeth B.
9/29/2025

Overall, this is an awesome space - we went for the first time on Saturday night and it was *packed*. Tons of kids and random balls flying around :D, which worked because we brought our kid and no...

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Arthur W.
9/28/2025

Great outdoor space that's very family-friendly. There's plenty of room for kids to run around. While folding chairs aren't allowed, blankets are fine, and there's also seating available. Food...

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Kelsey P.
4/28/2025

What a GEM! The Batture is an absolutely amazing spot that has been revitalized along the Mississippi River. It brings together food, and friends, and is the epitome of what New Orleans stands...

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Terika S.
9/6/2025

This 5 star rating is specifically for Bootsys!! Omg! One of the best chicken sandwiches in New Orleans. Everything was delicious. I got the cheesy boi chicken sandwich and the smoked garlic...

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