
Outdoors
Parks in Shreveport
59 parks, 34 with playgrounds and 1 dog park inside the city limits.
Fairy Avanue Park
Jewella Park
Ingleside Park
Douglas Williams Park
Atkins Park
Sunset Acres Park
Hattie Perry Park
Greenwood Lane Park
Bilberry Park
Caddo Heights Park
Cedar Grove Park
Betty Virginia Park
Lakeside Community Park
Barret Park
Hyde Park
C.C Antione Park
Columbia Park
Swepco Park
Waterside Park
AB Palmer Park
Mt Moriah Park
Princess Park
Caddo Common Park
Highland Park
A. C. Steere Park
Bessie D Smith Park
Zeke Street Park
Southern Hills Park
Valencia Park
East Kings Highway Park
Anderson Island Park
Reisor Playground Park
Shreveport Dog Park
Mamie Hicks Park
JaCoby Ware Playground
Coleman College Park
Fairground Park
Mooretown Park
Hollywood Heights Park
Queensborough Park
Airport Park
Cargill Park
Thoman Field Park
Moore Park
Fairfield Historic District
Roberts Park
Ford Park
Municipal Plaza Park
South Shreveport Park
Bill Cockrell Metro Park & Community Center
Querbes Park + Recreation Center
Shreveport Riverview Park
Fern Avanue Trail
Veterans Park
Frisbee Golf Park
David Raines Park
C. Bickham Dickson Park
Lear-Hawkins Park
Marie and Charles Hamel Park
Parks, playgrounds and dog parks mapped inside the Shreveport city limits, checked October 11, 2026. Amenities are as mapped by volunteers and may be incomplete; check posted rules and hours. Data: Powered by Geoapify Β· Β© OpenStreetMap contributors.
Questions
How many parks are in Shreveport?
This guide lists 59 named parks, playgrounds and dog parks inside the Shreveport city limits, from OpenStreetMap (checked October 11, 2026). Small pocket parks and school grounds may be missing.
Which Shreveport parks have playgrounds?
34 places have a mapped playground, including Fairy Avanue Park, Jewella Park, Ingleside Park, Douglas Williams Park, Atkins Park.
Where are the dog parks in Shreveport?
Shreveport Dog Park. Check posted rules and hours before you go.
Are these parks open now?
This is a map-based list, not live status. Hours, closures and amenities can change; check the city parks department or posted signs.