jungle gardens
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we took a long walk there on the day after thanksgiving, one our way back to New Orleans from La Fayette. The garden was not too crowded at all. the trees are phenomenal, gorgeous and deserve to be seen(.Entrance fee is quite high) Saw One alligator, but the trees make this garden special!Spent a few hours and wished we had spent more time. It was our second visit there, 20 years apart and again the place did not disappoint!
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You can enter the Jungle gardens on foot or by car.We decided to go on foot as you get to see and experience more of the gardens - it takes about 1 hour.The entrance fee is quite pricey at $8 per person, but you get to see some beautiful scenery.Walk underneath the Cypress trees, look at the alligators, turtles, frogs, birds and jumping fish!
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i love coming here! it is always quiet and beautiful! so much to see. this past time i went i spent some time in the gift shop and enjoyed the wonderful hospitality and talks with the workers! they are so wonderful!
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We didn't see any alligators or birds, but the camelias were in bloom, the place is beautiful and serene, and we enjoyed driving the road and getting out for little walks on the paths. The Buddha is beautiful, as is the palm garden.
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After leaving the marketing overload that was the Tabasco Country Store, we drive right over to Jungle Gardens to do the driving tour. The ladies in the shop where you purchase tickets were very sweet, provided a map, and explained the driving course and guidelines. We sat behind the store at the picnic tables and had lunch that we had brought with us. It's a great place for a small picnic, shaded, clean tables, and quiet. The drive was enjoyable, saw a few small alligators, took some photos, got out and walked many portions of the route, and felt this portion of Avery Island kind of made up for the factory tour. It's a definite must if you are in the area.
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Late January is not the best time to visit - alligators and most plants are dormant, but we had the place almost to ourselves and enjoyed the beautiful, peaceful grounds. The camellias were blooming, so that added some color to the tour and the grounds are well maintained. Allow plenty of time to get out and walk the trails, as well as slow, casual driving through the gardens. Three hours was about right in the off-season, but we would have wanted to stay much longer if the plants were in full bloom and the birds were back at Bird City.
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We went after a cold front and it rained for much of the week, so the review reflects that. The best time for the flowers is the Spring and the Snowy Egrets are not there in January and February, so we didn't see any Gators, only a Blue Crab and a few Herons. There are plenty of live Oaks to view elsewhere and I didn't think it was much of a "Jungle". Admission is pretty steep, $8 for Adults & $5 for Children. It is per person rather than per car. You drive your own car.
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If you like animal spotters this is the place to be in Louisiana full of bird alligators and all sorts of animals
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Very very very very well worth the visit.You can walk or drive - but remember that it's hot & humid. Do watch out for gators if you step out of the vehicle.Check out Buddha and watch for the spiders;)It's the first time I've seen a humming bird in real life.Certainly I will go again if I get the chance
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We visited the gardens after the Tabasco Factory Tour. The cost of the tour was only displayed on note taped to the surface of the counter by the cash desk. It was a little expensive for the hour we had to spend there. (Our fault for being short on time), but if you're spending a few hours here, it is worth the $8 per person.You drive round the park, but there are waking trails thoughout the park.It was the wrong time of year for seeing alligators.We did get lots of nice photos and the garden by the Budha was very picturesque. We saw some deer in one of the hollows.