Louisiana State Parks Offer Cabin Getaways
When it comes to finding an affordable, family-friendly getaway that offers something for everyone, look no further than a Louisiana State Park.
When it comes to finding an affordable, family-friendly getaway that offers something for everyone, look no further than a Louisiana State Park.
You don’t have to be best friends with Mother Nature to enjoy a little rest and relaxation alongside the picturesque lakes, hardwood forests and cypress-filled bayous of Louisiana's State Parks.
Louisiana's state parks offer comfortable cabin accommodations.
Imagine waking up in Bogue Chitto State Park in a cabin overlooking the bluffs or enjoying the view from the waterfront cabins at Poverty Point Reservoir State Park, a stone's throw away from the renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site.
These homes away home are ideal for family or group gatherings, often sleeping between six to eight people, and some parks offer lodges for even larger groups. Louisiana State Park cabins are stocked with basic cookware, utensils, tableware, towels and linens.
Amenities vary across the parks, but some perks include satellite television, Wi-Fi and fireplaces ideal for curling up in front of on cool fall nights. There’s no roughing it here!
But the best part of these cabin getaways is the wallet-friendly rates, which typically range from $150 to $175 per night. And you can check availability and book your stay directly on Louisiana State Parks' reservation website.
Biking at Bogue Chitto State Park
Poverty Point Reservoir State Park
Chemin-a-Haut State Park
With boating and fishing opportunities, hiking and biking trails, and special events such as hayrides and history tours scheduled throughout the year, there’s plenty to do without ever having to leave the park.
Louisiana State Parks with cabin rentals:
*Please check availability, local conditions and up-to-date information on the cabins listed below:
- Bogue Chitto, Franklinton: Fourteen miles of equestrian trails wind through the park and Fricke's Cave offers a unique sandstone landscape.
- Chemin-A-Haut, Bastrop: Paddling in Chemin-a-Haut's Bayou Bartholomew is a scenic adventure, including the 1000-year-old "Castle Tree."
- Chicot, Ville Platte: Enjoy the extensive hiking trail encircling Lake Chicot and explore the bottomland hardwood forest of the park.
- Cypremort Point, Cypremort Point: Relax on the beach or enjoy a picnic under the sun.
- Jimmie Davis, Chatham: Bike through the hills of northern Louisiana before breaking out the binoculars for stunning birdwatching.
- Lake Claiborne, Homer: In addition to great fishing and water recreation, try out the top-ranked disc golf courses in the state.
- Lake D’Arbonne, Farmerville: The 15,000-acre lake that is the park's centerpiece is a fishing haven and makes for amazing kayaking.
- Lake Fausse Pointe, St. Martinville: Get surrounded by history in this 6,000-acre park in the Atchafalaya basin, which was once the home to the Chitimacha Native American tribe.
- North Toledo Bend, Zwolle: Some serious bass fishing awaits at one of the largest man-made reservoirs in the country.
- Palmetto Island, Abbeville: Splish-Splash, Palmetto Island's water playground is sure to bring smiles to the family.
- Poverty Point Reservoir, Delhi: In addition to some spectacular fishing, this park is a stone's throw away from a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Sam Houston, Lake Charles: Rest your head in brand new cabins in one of the most productive birding locations in Louisiana, with over 200 species calling the park home.
- South Toledo Bend, Anacoco: Enjoy scenic waterfront views and outdoor activities such as biking, hiking and outstanding fishing.
Learn more about Louisiana's State Parks and discover the activities and nearby attractions.