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Lower Burns Park is bounded roughly by Packard, Stadium, Dewey and South State Street. Students go to Burns Park Elementary, but unlike their neighbors across Packard, residents vote in the Fourth Ward at the Coliseum.

This is traditionally the "untenured" side of the Burns Park neighborhood, with more rentals, smaller houses, and more grad students than the neighborhoods to the east.

Local amenities in the neighborhood include coffee and wifi at Caribou Coffee, a deli at Stadium Market, ice cream at the nearby Dairy Queen, an annual yard sale at the Zen Buddhist Temple, pizza from Mr. Pizza, a full service Krogers across Stadium, and a short walk across the train tracks to The Produce Station for produce (of course) and plants. There is a small park with play structure at Rose White Park and a ball field and park across Stadium at Frisinger Park.

The neighborhood sometimes has football parking, with rates in the $15-$20 range on normal game days. Most of the lots are too small to park large numbers of cars in.

The Lower Burns Park Neighborhood Association offers a free LBPNA Resident's Guide.