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Jimmie Davis State Park
Take a dip in the cool waters of this remote north Louisiana getaway.
Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site
Stand at a cultural crossroads in Louisiana’s first state park.
Take the Scenic Route: Louisiana’s Byways
History, wildlife and great views of nature await those who explore Louisiana's scenic byways.
Otis House at Fairview-Riverside State Park
Learn about the history of 19th century Madisonville entrepreneur while walking the grounds of a magnificent state park.
Trip Itinerary - 24 Hours in the Lake Charles Area
Get to know the city, the cultures and the sites of the Lake Charles area.
Fishing, Birding in Southwest Louisiana
The area is a prime spot for catching bass and redfish, and sighting brown pelicans, egrets and migratory birds.
Day Trip Ideas Near Poverty Point
After exploring Poverty Point World Heritage Site, stay in the area for one-of-a-kind experiences.
Louisiana Safari – Take a Walk on the Wild Side
Thousands of exotic and endangered animals wander in a countryside refuge, and visitors can take safari-style tours.
Mansfield State Historic Site
See the Civil War site where the Confederates won a hard-earned victory against Union invaders.
Kent Plantation House State Historic Site
Tour the grounds of an opulent 18th century sugar plantation, one of Louisiana’s oldest.
Louisiana State Arboretum State Preservation Area
Experience extraordinary plants and wildlife in the state’s official tree conservancy.
Fort Jesup State Historic Site
This Mexican-American War-era fort is central to a little-known chapter in American history.
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The French Market District, established in 1791, spanning six blocks in the historic French Quarter and includes Crescent Park, a 1.4 mile urban park, nestled along the Mississippi River. Open...
Memorable tour in privately owned swamp with abundant wildlife. Experienced, local guides offer exciting tour of the Manchac Swamp. Leave with Extraordinary Memories! 27 Miles from Downtown New...
The French Market District, established in 1791, spanning six blocks in the historic French Quarter and includes Crescent Park, a 1.4 mile urban park, nestled along the Mississippi River. Open...
Memorable tour in privately owned swamp with abundant wildlife. Experienced, local guides offer exciting tour of the Manchac Swamp. Leave with Extraordinary Memories! 27 Miles from Downtown New...
Guided tours only. Native plant, bird, butterfly and habitat preservation and restoration. Old hardwood forest on steep slopes, open meadows, very large trees. Located on front slope of the Bastrop...
Camping, fishing, boating, swimming, skiing & sailing. 400-acre clear lake & sandy beaches.
Features magnificent cypress growth along the shore of a 3,500-acre lake. Picnicking, swimming beach, fishing piers, boat launch, campsites, playground.
Open 365 days/year
* Abundant migratory birds, and fresh marsh are the dominant features of the area. * Old ricefields have been converted to moist soil management areas utilizing existing levees and pump...
A Remote Control Astronomical Observatory for Education and Recreation in Louisiana. Highland Road Observatory provides the public an opportunity to explore the world of astronomy and space science...
This 8.5-acre park provides picnic tables, grills, and a portable toilet. It is used primarily by fishermen and for family picnics. Located near the Caddo Lake Dam with a view of Caddo Lake.
On the southern end of Toledo Bend Reservoir. Well-known to water sports enthusiasts. An OHV trail is available, across La. Hwy. 191. Overnight accommodations include cabins and tent and RV...
