Statewide Guide to Louisiana`s State Parks and Historic Sites

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Chemin-A-Haut
Lake
Bistineau
Lake
Claiborne
Shreveport
9
Mansfield
US-16
I-4
Jimmie
Davis
5
I-20
US-65
Lake D’Arbonne
Poverty Point
Monroe
Black Bear Golf Club
Poverty Point Reservoir
Lake Bruin
Natchitoches
I-49
5
I-55
Sam
Houston
Jones
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South
Toledo
Bend
US-17
North
Toledo
Bend
Fort St. Jean Baptiste
State Parks
Los Adaes
State Preservation Area
US-84
Fort Jesup Kent Plantation House
State Historic Sites
Hodges
Forts Randolph-Buhlow
Gardens Alexandria
Marksville Rosedown Plantation
Chicot
Bogue Chitto
Locust Grove
Audubon Centenary
Louisiana
Port
Hudson
State
Tickfaw
Hammond
Arboretum
US-190
Fairview-Riverside
Baton Rouge I-12
I-1
Fontainebleau
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I-10
Plaquemine
Lafayette
Lock
Fort Pike
Lake Charles
LongfellowNew
Orleans
Evangeline
Lake Fausse
St. Bernard
Palmetto Island
Pointe
Cypremort Point
Bayou Segnette
US-16
Rebel
Sportsman’s Paradise
Crossroads
Cajun Country
Plantation Country
Greater New Orleans
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LA
US-90
Grand Isle
Louisiana's 39 State Parks, Historic Sites and
Preservation Area are your doorway to Louisiana's
natural bounty. The state parks feature first class
facilities including comfortable cabins and numerous
activities such as canoe trails, fishing, hiking, interpretive
programs, archaeology and even concerts. Louisiana's
historic sites transport visitors to a time of antebellum
living and the American Civil War, as well as offering a
fascinating look into ancient Native American history,
some of which predates the arrival of European settlers
by almost 1,500 years.
State Parks, Historic Sites
and Preservation Area
Louisiana's 39 State Parks, Historic Sites and
Preservation Area are also a vivid reminder that the
state's living culture of music, architecture and food
owes its distinctness to the unique geography. Even
today, the abundance of wildlife is amazing -- inland and
coastal waters are full of fish, and shrimp, and Louisiana
is home to North America's primary migratory flyway,
with flocks of songbirds and waterfowl darkening the
sky. Whether set amongst subtropical palmetto-dotted
wetlands, along lazy bayous or within stately old-growth
forests, Louisiana's State Parks delight and inspire.
Louisiana has long celebrated the respectful co-existence
of man and nature; the result is soul-restoring, inspiring,
and life-affirming.
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SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE
Black Bear Golf Club
Black Bear spans a varied topography from tree-lined holes
to open approaches. The result is a Bechtol-Russell
championship design capable of hosting tournaments and
outings, yet appealing to golfers of all skill levels. Expansive
Tif Eagle greens, lush fairways, native grasses in all non-play
areas make Black Bear a must play for your Louisiana
getaway!
Address: 253 Black Bear Drive, Delhi, LA 71232
Phone: 318-878-2162
E-mail: [email protected]
Chemin-A-Haut State Park
Chemin-A-Haut State Park is located 10 miles north of
Bastrop in Morehouse Parish. The 853-acre park, at the
intersection of Bayous Chemin-A-Haut and Bartholomew, is
a portion of the high road to the south used by American
Indians in their seasonal migrations centuries ago. Big
Slough Lake, within the park perimeter, is stocked with bass,
bream and crappie. Fourteen cabins, 26 campsites and a
group camp can be reserved for overnight use. A swimming
pool, playground, picnic area and boat launch are also
available for day-use.
Address: 14656 State Park Road, Bastrop, LA 71220
Phone: 888-677-2436 or 318-283-0812
Reservations: 877-226-7652 | ReserveLAStateParks.com
Jimmie Davis State Park
Jimmie Davis State Park is located near Chatham in Jackson
Parish, 35 minutes south of Ruston and I-20. Situated amid
rolling woodlands on a 5,000-acre reservoir, the site offers
73 campsites, 17 cabins, two lodges, a group camp, picnic
area, two playgrounds, two boat launches, a fishing pier and
swimming beach. The park is named for Jimmie Davis,
Governor of Louisiana from 1944-48 and 1960-64, who also
was famous as a country-western and gospel singer.
Address: 1209 State Park Road, Chatham, LA 71226
Phone: 888-677-2263 or 318-249-2595
Lake Bistineau State Park
Lake Bistineau State Park is located 40 minutes southeast of
Shreveport in Webster Parish. This 750-arce park features a
pine forest setting on the shore of the lake for which the
park is named. Overnight facilities include 14 cabins, a
lodge, two group camps and 67 campsites. Picnic sites, a
boat launch, a playground, swimming pool and beach are
also available for day-use visitors. Fishing, boating, hiking
and biking are some of the outdoor recreation options
available.
Address: 103 State Park Road, Doyline, LA 71023
Phone: 888-677-2478 or 318-745-3503
Lake Bruin State Park
Lake Bruin State Park is located east of U.S. 65 near St.
Joseph in Tensas Parish on the eastern Louisiana state
border. The park is named for the oxbow lake it overlooks
and features a magnificent cypress tree growth along the
shore. Facilities include 25 campsites, a picnic area, a
playground, a beach area for swimmers, three fishing piers
and a boat launch. Water-skiing, fishing and boating are
popular activities at the park.
Address: 201 State Park Road, St. Joseph, LA 71366
Phone: 888-677-2784 or 318-766-3530
Email: [email protected]
battlefield. Living history programs throughout the year
depict Civil War life from various perspectives. The site is
included in the National Register of Historic Places.
Address: 15149 LA Hwy. 175, Mansfield, LA 71052
Phone: 888-677-6267 or 318-872-1474
Poverty Point State Historic Site
Poverty Point State Historic Site is located northeast of
Monroe on Bayou Macon in West Carroll Parish. The site
commemorates the earliest North American culture known
to exist on the continent. Artifacts found at the site date to
between 1700 and 700 BC. Interpretive programs, a museum
and guided tours are provided for visitor education. This site
was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1962.
Address: 6859 LA Hwy. 577, Pioneer, LA 71266
Phone: 888-926-5492 or 318-926-5492
Lake Claiborne State Park
Lake Claiborne State Park is located in Claiborne Parish off LA
Hwy. 146, northwest of Ruston and I-20. The park's 620
acres feature hilly woodlands overlooking the 6,400-acre,
man-made lake. Overnight facilities include 87 campsites
and 10 vacation cabins. A boat launch, rental boats and
fishing piers are available to fishermen and water sports
enthusiasts. Additional day-use facilities include a swimming
beach, picnic area, nature trails and a reservable picnic
pavilion.
Address: 225 State Park Road, Homer, LA 71040
Phone: 888-677-2524 or 318-927-2976
Poverty Point Reservoir State Park
Poverty Point Reservoir State Park is located four miles north
of Delhi and I-20 in Richland Parish. The 2,700-acre, manmade lake offers visitors an outlet for a variety of water sport
activities, including fishing and water-skiing. The South
Landing contains a boat launch, eight cabins and four lodges
that can be reserved for overnight use. The North Marina
complex provides two fishing piers, a boat launch, rental
boat slips, a picnic area, swimming beach and park store.
Address: 1500 Poverty Point Parkway, Delhi, LA 71232
Phone: 800-474-0392 or 318-878-7536
Lake D'Arbonne State Park
Lake D'Arbonne State Park is located off LA Hwy. 2, northeast
of Ruston and I-20. The 655-acre site features excellent
fishing and water sports on a 15,000-acre, man-made lake.
Overnight facilities include 65 campsites, 16 cabins, two
lodges and a group camp. Day-use facilities include five
fishing piers, a swimming pool, a boat launch, picnic areas,
picnic pavilions, playgrounds and four lighted tennis courts.
Address: 3628 Evergreen Road, Farmerville, LA 71241
Phone: 888-677-5200 or 318-368-2086
CROSSROADS
Mansfield State Historic Site
Mansfield State Historic Site is located four miles south of
the town of Mansfield, 15 minutes west of I-49 in DeSoto
Parish. The site commemorates the most important battle of
the Civil War fought west of the Mississippi River. The 178acre site includes a museum noted for its variety of military
artifacts and a trail system through a portion of the actual
Fort Jesup State Historic Site
Fort Jesup State Historic Site, off LA Hwy. 6 in Sabine Parish,
is 35 minutes west of Natchitoches. This site features the
original kitchen/mess hall that served the garrison built by
the US Army in 1822 and a reconstructed officer's quarters.
Fort Jesup, established by Lt. Colonel Zachary Taylor to
protect the frontier of a growing United States, is a National
Historic Landmark
Address: 32 Geoghagan Road, Many, LA 71449
Phone: 888-677-5378 or 318-256-4117
E-mail: fortjesup.crt.la.gov
Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site
Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site is located on the
banks of the Cane River in Natchitoches, the oldest town in
the Louisiana Purchase territory. An exact replica of the fort
as it existed in 1732, it includes a long barracks building,
small warehouse, chapel, mess hall and several American
Indian huts. The fort was a strategic outpost for the French,
to prevent the Spanish from advancing further east into
Louisiana. A visitor center welcomes guests and staff
members wear period clothing as part of the interpretive
programs presented.
Address: 155 Rue Jefferson, Natchitoches, LA 71457
Phone: 888-677-7853 or 318-357-3101
Forts Randolph & Buhlow State Historic Site
Located on Red River in downtown Pineville, Forts Randolph
& Buhlow State Historic Site includes a visitor center with
exhibits on the Civil War Red River Campaign, an elevated
boardwalk around the fort area, with an overlook near
Bailey's Dam site, and an open field for Civil War reenactments. Forts Randolph & Buhlow were placed on the
National Register of Historic Places in 1981.
Address: 135 Riverfront Street Pineville, LA 71360
Phone: 877-677-7437 or 318-484-2390
Hodges Gardens State Park
Hodges Gardens State Parks is located 14 miles south of
Many in Sabine Parish. The 700-acre site, once a host to
mining operations to provide sandstone, has large natural
rock formations exposed since the quarry was abandoned.
Situated on a 225-acre lake, Hodges Gardens offers 11
cabins, 20 equestrian campsites and nine tent campsites
among the wild and cultivated beauty of the many gardens,
waterfalls and fountains throughout the park.
Address: 1000 Hodges Loop, Florien, LA 71429
Phone: 800-354-3523 or 318-586-4020
Kent Plantation House State Historic Site
Kent Plantation House, listed on the National Register of
Historic Places, is an authentic Creole plantation house built
circa 1796. Visitors can experience colonial life, with
programs on herbs and gardening and blacksmithing, as well
as the annual Sugar Day Festival in the fall. The complex
includes the main house, an open hearth kitchen, carriage
house and barn, a slave cabin and a sugar mill.
Address: 3601 Bayou Rapides Road, Alexandria, LA 71303
Phone: 318-487-5998
Los Adaes State Historic Site
Los Adaes State Historic Site is located west of I-49 in
Natchitoches Parish. A Catholic mission was first established
at the site in 1717, and by 1721 a fort had been established
in order to protect the Spanish province of Tejas from
French intrusion. Despite official friction, the Spanish of Los
Adaes and the French of Fort St. Jean Baptiste maintained
friendly relations. An important archaeological site, Los
Adaes is a National Historic Landmark.
Address: 6354 LA Hwy. 485, Robeline, LA 71469
Phone: 888-677-7853 or 318-357-3101
Marksville State Historic Site
Marksville State Historic Site is located 45 minutes southeast
of Alexandria in Avoyelles Parish. The site preserves
evidence of an American Indian culture which flourished
2,000 years ago. Visitors will see prehistoric mounds and can
view artifacts in the site museum. Interpretive programs
further explain the history of the site, a National Historic
Landmark.
Address: 837 Martin Luther King Drive, Marksville, LA 71351
Phone:888-253-8954 or 318-253-8954
North Toledo Bend State Park
North Toledo Bend State Park is located six miles west of
Zwolle in Sabine Parish. Situated in the rolling pine forests
bordering Toledo Bend Reservoir, one of the country's prime
fishing lakes, the park features 63 campsites, 10 cabins and
a group camp. Day-use facilities include two fishing piers,
hiking trails, picnic sites, a playground, swimming pool and
boat launch.
Address: 2907 N. Toledo Park Road, Zwolle, LA 71486
Phone: 888-677-6400 or 318-645-4723
Rebel State Historic Site
Rebel State Historic Site is located in Natchitoches Parish, 40
minutes west of I-20. The site features the Louisiana
Country Music Museum, which explores rural life and
culture and its impact on the development of country music
in Louisiana. Additional facilities include a performance
amphitheater, a pavilion and picnic area.
Address: 1260 LA Hwy. 1221, Marthaville, LA 71450
Phone: 888-677-3600 or 318-472-6255
Reservations: 877-226-7652 | ReserveLAStateParks.com (For
Pavilion Rental)
South Toledo Bend State Park
South Toledo Bend State Park encompasses 1,023 acres and
is located in Sabine Parish, 16 miles west of Anacoco. Set on
several bluffs overlooking the reservoir lake, the park offers
19 cabins, 55 RV campsites and five tent campsites for
overnight stays. Other facilities include a boat ramp,
nature/visitor center, surfaced nature trails and picnic area.
With it's setting at the southern end of the Toledo Bend
Reservoir, this park offers access to nationally recognized
fishing spots.
Address: 120 Bald Eagle Road, Anacoco, LA 71403
Phone: 888-398-4770 or 337-286-9075
CAJUN COUNTRY
Chicot State Park
Chicot State Park is located 45 minutes north of Lafayette in
Evangeline Parish. This 6,162-acre park features large rolling
hills surrounding a 2,000-acre artificial lake, well stocked with
bream, bass and crappie. Two hundred campsites, 20 cabins,
three lodges and one group camp are available for overnight
visitors. Day-use facilities include three boat launches, two
fishing piers, picnic sites, a hiking trail, meeting room,
playground and swimming pool.
Address: 3469 Chicot Park Road, Ville Platte, LA 70586
Phone: 888-677-2442 or 337-363-2403
Cypremort Point State Park
Cypremort Point State Park in St. Mary Parish is only 45
minutes south of Lafayette. The 185-acre site offers easy
access to the Gulf of Mexico. Six vacation cabins are available
for overnight stays. Day-use visitors have access to a manmade beach, sailboat launch, picnic area, picnic pavilions and
fishing pier.
Address: 306 Beach Lane, Cypremort Point, LA 70538
Phone: 888-867-4510 or 337-867-4510
Grand Isle State Park
Grand Isle State Park is located at the southern end of LA
Hwy. 1 in Jefferson Parish. This 120-acre site offers easy
access to the Gulf of Mexico for fishing, swimming and beach
activities. Overnight facilities include 49 RV campsites. A 400foot fishing pier offers day/night fishing. The picnic area,
swimming beach, fishing pier and observation tower are
available for day-use visitors.
Address: Admiral Craik Drive, Grand Isle, LA 70358
Phone: 888-787-2559 or 985-787-2559
Lake Fausse Pointe State Park
Lake Fausse Pointe State Park is located 40 minutes
southeast of Lafayette in Iberia Parish, about 18 miles east of
St. Martinville. The park is adjacent to the Atchafalaya Basin,
one of the great natural wonders in North America.
Overnight facilities include 50 campsites and 18 cabins. Dayuse facilities include nature trails, a canoe trail, boat launch,
picnic areas, picnic pavilions, a playground and a meeting
room.
Address: 5400 Levee Road, St. Martinville, LA 70582
Phone: 888-677-7200 or 337-229-4764
Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site
Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site is located in St.
Martinville along the banks of Bayou Teche in St. Martin
Parish. The developments center around a Creole Plantation
circa 1815. The site also features an Acadian Farmstead
depicting the lifestyle of Acadian settlers and a visitor center
with exhibits and artifacts from the early settlement along
the Bayou Teche. The 157-acre site and its structures
interpret the history of the early French settlers of Louisiana
and the plantation home is a National Historic Landmark.
Address: 1200 North Main Street, St. Martinville, LA 70582
Phone: 888-677-2900 or 337-394-3754
Louisiana State Arboretum
The Louisiana State Arboretum, north of Ville Platte, is
located inside Chicot State Park in Evangeline Parish. The
301-acre facility features three miles of nature trails that
provide access to more than 100 species of plant life native
to Louisiana. An on-site herbarium contains preserved native
specimens and the J.D. LaFleur visitor center contains
exhibits on native plant life and the history of the site.
Guided tours are available with advance notice.
Address: 1300 Sudie Lawton Lane, Ville Platte, LA 70586
Phone: 888-677-6100 or 337-363-6289
Palmetto Island State Park
Located on the Vermilion River, Palmetto Island State Park
offers a real south Louisiana outdoors experience. A boat
launch provides access to the river for fishing and boating,
while the interior lagoons allow canoers and kayakers an upclose look at the native plant and animal life. Overnight
guests can stay in one of six vacation cabins, each sleeping
up to 8 people comfortably. RV and tent campers can choose
from bottomland or upland campgrounds.
Address: 19501 Pleasant Road, Abbeville, LA 70510
Phone: 888-677-0094 or 337-893-3930
Sam Houston Jones State Park
Sam Houston Jones State Park is located 12 miles north of
Lake Charles, off LA Hwy. 378 in Calcasieu Parish. The 1,087acre tract features 62 RV campsites, 19 tent campsites, 12
vacation cabins, boating, fishing, picnic areas, a playground
and nature trails. Originally named for the Texas folk hero
who traveled extensively in the western reaches of
Louisiana, Sam Houston Jones was given its current name in
honor of the state's 37th governor, who was instrumental in
setting this tract of land aside for public use.
Address: 107 Sutherland Road, Lake Charles, LA 70611
Phone: 888-677-7264 or 337-855-2665
PLANTATION COUNTRY
Audubon State Historic Site
Audubon State Historic Site is located 25 minutes north of
Baton Rouge in West Feliciana Parish, near St. Francisville.
The 100-acre woodland setting is the site of Oakley
Plantation, built in 1799, where artist-naturalist John James
Audubon created many of his famous birds. Oakley House,
the plantation home, has been restored as a museum
containing Audubon memorabilia. Formal gardens accent
the exterior of the house. The house is included on the
National Register of Historic Places.
Address: 11788 LA Hwy. 965, St. Francisville, LA 70775
Phone: 888-677-2838 or 225-635-3739
Centenary State Historic Site
Centenary State Historic Site is located 40 minutes north of
Baton Rouge in the town of Jackson in East Feliciana Parish.
The site includes the west wing dormitory and professor's
residence of the original Centenary College, preserved to
interpret the history of higher education in Louisiana.
Address: 3522 College Street, Jackson, LA 70748
Phone:888-677-2384 or 225-634-7925
Locust Grove State Historic Site
Locust Grove State Historic Site is located north of St.
Francisville in West Feliciana Parish, off LA Hwy. 10. This
one-acre cemetery is the final resting place for Sarah Knox
Taylor Davis, wife of Jefferson Davis, and General Eleazor W.
Ripley, who was noted for his distinction at the Battle of
Lundy's Lane during the War of 1812.
Address: Bains-Ristroph Road, St. Francisville, LA 70775
Phone: 888-677-2838 or 225-635-3739
Port Hudson State Historic Site
Port Hudson State Historic Site is located 20 minutes north of
Baton Rouge. The 899-acre site includes original Civil War
earthworks used by Confederate forces during the 1863 Siege
of Port Hudson by Union forces, a pivotal battle for control of
the Mississippi River. The historic site features a museum,
outdoor displays, viewing towers, picnic area and six miles of
walking trails. Port Hudson is a National Historic Landmark.
Address: 236 Hwy. 61, Jackson, LA 70748
Phone: 888-677-3400 or 225-654-3775
Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site
Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site, 30 minutes north of
Baton Rouge, of US Hwy. 61, is located along one of the most
historic corridors in south Louisiana. The 375-acre site features
28 acres of formal gardens, which date back to 1835. Also
preserved on site are the main house and 13 other historic
buildings.
Address: 12501 LA Hwy. 10, St. Francisville, LA 70775
Phone: 888-376-1867 or 225-635-3332
Tickfaw State Park
Tickfaw State Park, 40 minutes southeast of Baton Rouge, is
only seven miles from the center of Springfield in Livingston
Parish. A nature-based recreational site on the Tickfaw River,
the park offers a nature center with boardwalks, nature trails
and pavilions, 50 campsites, 14 cabins, a group camp,
picnicking, a canoe launch and water playground.
Address: 27225 Patterson Road, Springfield, LA 70462
Phone: 888-981-2020 or 225-294-5020
GREATER NEW ORLEANS
Bayou Segnette State Park
Bayou Segnette State Park, on the west bank of the Mississippi
River in Jefferson Parish, is only 30 minutes from downtown
New Orleans. The 580-acre park includes a multi-lane boat
launch, 98 RV campsites, a group camp, playground, picnic
area and wave pool.
Fairview-Riverside State Park
Fairview-Riverside State Park is located two miles east of
Madisonville in St. Tammany Parish on the north shore of
Lake Pontchartrain. The park's 99 acres are set amid
picturesque, moss-draped oaks and woodlands on the bank
of the Tchefuncte River. Facilities include 101 campsites for
overnight visitors, a day-use area with playground and
picnic facilities. A boat launch is available for overnight
campers. The site also features Otis House Museum, an
1880s structure listed on the National Register of Historic
Places, which is open for tours Wednesday through Sunday
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Address: 119 Fairview Drive, Madisonville, LA 70447
Phone: 888-677-3247 or 985-845-3318
Fontainebleau State Park
Fontainebleau State Park is located southeast of Mandeville
in St. Tammany Parish on the north shore of Lake
Pontchartrain. The park embraces over 2,809 acres. The
ruins of a plantation brickyard, sugar mill and an alley of live
oaks lining the entrance road accent the scenic park. The
park offers 167 campsites, 10 vacation cabins, two group
camps and a lodge. Day-use facilities include hiking trails, a
beach and pool for swimming, fishing pier, picnic areas, a
playground, a visitor center and a sailboat launch. The
nature trail is very popular.
Address: 62883 US Hwy. 1089, Mandeville, LA 70448
Phone: 888-677-3668 or 985-624-4443
Fort Pike State Historic Site
Fort Pike State Historic Site is located adjacent to the Old
Spanish Trail (US Hwy. 90) in eastern New Orleans. The fort,
set on a 94-acre site, was constructed shortly after the War
of 1812 to defend navigational channels leading into the
Chemin-A-Haut
Jimmie Davis
Lake Bistineau
Lake Bruin
Lake Claiborne
Lake D’Arbonne
Mansfield
Poverty Point
Poverty Point Reservoir
Winter Quarters
Fort Jesup
Fort St. Jean Baptiste
Forts Randolph & Buhlow
Hodges Gardens
Kent Plantation House
Los Adaes
Marksville
North Toledo Bend
Rebel
South Toledo Bend
Chicot
Cypremort Point
Grand Isle
Lake Fausse Pointe
LA State Arboretum
Longfellow-Evangeline
Palmetto Island
Sam Houston Jones
Audubon
Centenary
Locust Grove
Plaquemine Lock
Port Hudson
Rosedown Plantation
Tickfaw
Bayou Segnette
Bogue Chitto
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city of New Orleans. Visitors can stroll through authentic
brick archways and stand overlooking the Rigolets, as
sentries once did. The site museum displays numerous
artifacts related to the fort's history. The facility is included
on the National Register of Historic Places.
Address: 27100 Chef Menteur Highway, New Orleans, LA
70129
Phone: 888-662-5703 or 504-255-9717
E-mail:[email protected]
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St. Bernard State Park
St. Bernard State Park is located 18 miles southeast of New
Orleans off LA Hwy. 39 in St. Bernard Parish. The 358-acre
park offers 51 campsites, a swimming pool, picnic sites and
a playground. The park, near the Caernarvon Canal, is a
convenient overnight spot of fishermen.
Address: 501 St. Bernard Parkway, Braithwaite, LA 70040
Phone: 888-677-7823 or 504-682-2101
Trails
Swimming
Sports Areas
Programs
Playground
Museum/Historic Building
Fishing Piers
Daily Tours
Boat/Canoe Rentals
Visitor/Nature Center
Picnic Area
Outdoor Classroom
Meeting Room
Laundry
Group Pavilions
Dump Station
Concession Area/Gift Shop
Canoe/Kayak/Sailboat Launch
Boat Launch
Lodges
Group Camp
Bogue Chitto State Park
Bogue Chitto State Park offers a diversity of natural habitats
on one of the most dynamic and scenic river systems in
Louisiana. Overnight visitors will find accommodations from
tent camping to RV camping to cabins overlooking the
bluffs. For larger groups and family reunions, the park offers
a group camp and a conference room.
Address: 17049 State Park Blvd., Franklinton, LA 70438
Phone: 888-677-7312 or 985-839-5707
CAMPING:
I: Improved (designated site with electricity, water, tent pad,
picnic table, grill and/or fire ring)
U: Unimproved (undesignated site with no utilities)
T: Tent Only (individual site with tent pad, fire ring and lantern
post)
G: Group Camping Area (designated area for large groups
with no utilities)
SWIMMING: P: Pool | B: Beach | W: Water Playground
SPORT AREAS: DG: Disc Golf | G: Golf | M: Marina | T: Tennis
Courts
Camping
Address: 7777 Westbank Expressway, Westwego, LA 70094
Phone: 888-677-2296 or 504-736-7140
Cabins
Plaquemine Lock State Historic Site
Plaquemine Lock State Historic Site is located 20 minutes
south of Baton Rouge, off LA Hwy. 1 in Iberville Parish. Built in
1909, the lock allowed river vessel passage between the
Mississippi River and Bayou Plaquemine. The facilities include
the lock, the original lockhouse and a visitor's complex.
Address: 57730 Main Street, Plaquemine, LA 70764
Phone:877-987-7158 or 225-687-7158
E-mail:[email protected]

Statewide Guide to Louisiana`s State Parks and Historic Sites

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