The best things to do in East Baton Rouge Parish

“BREC's Webb Memorial Golf Course keeps things friendly but interesting, from a deceptively simple opener to a drivable 10th and a turtle back green on 8 that will test your touch. Grab a buddy this week and see if you can snag a birdie before the greens get in your head.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, August 4, 2026

“If you’re a member craving tour-caliber golf and post-round bites, University Club Clubhouse brings it with a championship track by David Toms and Jim Lipe, the state’s biggest practice setup with on-course lesson holes, a refreshed members bar and grill, and that Home of LSU Golf energy.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, August 8, 2026

“" moments, with themes spanning tomb raiding, undercover spy ops, haunted asylums, and prison breaks. Great for date night or team building.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Surge Entertainment packs bowling, laser tag, mini golf, sports simulators, an XD Dark Ride, and a big arcade into one spot, plus a full-service bar and a kitchen slinging Louisiana touches like Crawfish Eggrolls and Who Dat Shrimp. It’s kid-approved, adult-friendly, and there’s no entry fee.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Tricky 6-par-3 course known for its unique layout that's very fun to play.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Kittens Klaw Arcade is a local spot packed with claw machines, pinball, and other arcade favorites, perfect for turning a quick coffee break into a prize run. Bring a friend, test your claw skills, then brag group-chat style when that plush finally drops.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Swap the swampy air for splash time at Liberty Lagoon, a family-friendly water park with The Bowl Slide, Shockwave, Lazy River, Splashpad, and Purple Plunge. Grab the kids or just your inner child and turn a sticky Baton Rouge afternoon into instant summer therapy.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Swing through City Park Golf Course, a 1926 Tom Bendelow nine that’s on the National Register and still sneaks in lake views, a small bayou, and legit elevation. Four par-3s, five par-4s, a few drivable temptations, and a clubhouse that shares space with Baton Rouge Art Gallery... perfect for a quick local round.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, September 29, 2026

“If you’re a member, go claim a crisp morning round then linger for the social buzz... Baton Rouge Country Club blends century-deep tradition with easygoing luxury, making it a reliable reset whether you’re chasing birdies or just catching up with the fam.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Whether you’re rolling turkeys or aggressively aiming for one pin, All Star Lanes keeps Baton Rouge nights easy with 64 lanes, Cosmic Chaos glow sessions, a lounge and snack bar, plus an arcade and mini golf. Solid pick for birthdays, leagues, or just escaping the group chat.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“, Santa Maria Golf Course spreads across 150 Audubon-certified acres with rolling terrain, plenty of lakes, and a Spanish-style clubhouse. It’s the Baton Rouge track where a smart miss beats hero golf and locals chase pars, birdies, and post-round bragging rights.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, September 1, 2026

“If your week needs a classy reset, Country Club of Louisiana delivers with a Jack Nicklaus-designed championship course, exceptional dining, and a lively social scene, plus tennis, pool time, and fitness. A legit hometown clubhouse vibe where friends and families actually hang out.”

From the Baton Rouge newsletter, October 3, 2026