This sign is next to an entrance way that was built in 1910 and leads to a concession stand building that was a small casino in the early 1900's. The park has an amusment ride area, a kiddie land, a famous Carousel with Flying Horses, pony rides, tennis courts, golf course, driving range, a stadium, museum, small boat rentals, scout island and dozens of ball fields.

This is the "1979 Penny" tree (see below), it is along side of Bayou St. John (background) which goes north-south through the park for about 1 mile. There are dozens of trees along this bayou. They had water ski jump contest, soap box derby races, picnics, lovers lane, and other events for years here. This is my partner and my GTA 1000, he has a GTA 350 nearby he finds treasure with that I found plenty with, I upgraded.

Another view of the bayou, my son feeds the ducks and geese, he found fishing lures, and 13 golf balls just eyeballing.

Long trees like this are always good for a few coins that fell out of pockets from climbers over the years.