What you’ll find in Northeast Louisiana.

• Twelve state Wildlife Management Areas comprising more than 250,000 acres, offering hunting, fishing, boat ramps, campgrounds and nature trails
• Six National Wildlife Refuges than 128,000 acres with interpretive trails and observation towers, hunting, fishing, canoeing and boating
• Three state parks – Lake Bruin, Chemin-A-Haut State Park and Poverty Point Reservoir State Park
• Winter Quarters state historic site, featuring an antebellum plantation house
• Poverty Point state historic site and
• Scores of campsites of every classification
• Traditional hotels and motels
• Quaint bed & breakfasts
• Rustic and modern hunting and fishing lodges or camps open to the public
• Boat rentals and canoe liveries
  

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