I freaking love it here. Booze and bayou, coupled with great people and drinks. And bands!…read more Love it!

A Daiquiri, Shiner Bock draft and a Ultra for $24!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more Come On now!! Won't happen again!!!

Had the best time on Tchefuncte River Charters! Captain Rob took us to all the amazing spots, saw…read moresome swamp gators and enjoyed and awesome afternoon on the river! Highly recommend booking him for your next cruise!!!!

Have had many excursions with TRC. So much fun and Captain Rob is GREAT at what he does!! You will…read morehave the BEST time so don't miss out!!

Nature center is nice and the trails are nice. !3 entry fee. Trail is closed off due to rebuilding…read moreafter the flood happened. It's after you get over the bridge that you will see the barricade.

During our cross country road trip in the summer of 2022, we traveled with the truck and trailer…read morefrom Los Angeles to Key West and back. My wife booked a few nights in Tickfaw state park, sight unseen, to be more or less in the vicinity of New Orleans, a plantation tour, and a swamp boat tour that we had booked months in advance. As it turned out, we actually enjoyed this state park stay more than our visit to New Orleans! The state park entrance is actually at the back of a neighborhood of sorts, on a narrow two-lane road that cuts away from the highway at a weird angle. Once inside the park proper, visitors are treated to beautiful swamps, complete with cypress trees, Spanish moss, and all the critters you would expect to find here. The campground we enjoyed had full hook ups, a small wooden deck, and a long back-in pad for our trailer. There was also a resident raccoon who kept us honest about locking things up at night, and securing coolers and food. Tickfaw state park features long boardwalks with railings, that afford visitors beautiful hikes in different parts of the park through different kinds of trees and plants. Unfortunately, many of these were still damaged in the summer of 2022 from the previous year's Hurricane Ida that blew through southern Louisiana and surrounding areas. The only trail that was not affected by this was the one without a boardwalk, so we enjoyed a hike through beautiful pines that went down to the river. Despite most of the trails being closed and damaged, we still enjoyed ourselves here, and had a good time. In the evening, I enjoyed casting topwater lures in on the cypress knees and trees, and caught & released several big bowfin... A fish that is sort of a cross between a catfish a bass, and a pit bull I suppose. I'm not sure when we will be back through this part of the world, but Tickfaw State Park is definitely a place that I would stay again: off the beaten path but close enough to where you want to be, peaceful and quiet, and the kind of southern serene that helps a SoCal guy like me to slow down and enjoy life a little bit.

Absolutely excellent tour with Matt today. One of the most knowledgeable and inspiring tour guides…read moreI've ever had, of any kind. Deep understanding of the bayou and a passionate excitement for helping us see alligators, egrets, swallow-tailed kite birds, vegetation, etc. Great, engaging conversation with Byron to and from our location! Can't recommend highly enough.

I wasn't sure what to expect since this tour came free with our hotel package, but it turned out to…read morebe amazing! After a short, comfy shuttle ride, we met Captain Allen -- a true Cajun with great stories and a fun personality. He shared fascinating swamp history, fed gators and even called out some trained raccoons from the woods! The whole experience was entertaining, educational, and way better than expected. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting NOLA!

I went here on my first stop on a long boat day. I ,of course, had to get a worm bucket and was not…read moredisappointed. then i got these glorious nachos that had a whole hamburger on top of it. after three worm buckets these nachos were exactly what i needed. the band there was great there also. the vibes here are just it. and if you eat your worm first in your bucket wyd?

Looks like bunch of teenagers running around drinking and acting wild definitely not for families…read moreor the more settled down crowd food was overpriced and nasty drinks also overpriced

Meh, glad we went, but would not book with them and cannot recommend. We decided to book and drive…read moreourselves there since it was a bit more expensive for us to drive than pay for three people to go from their office in downtown. They told us to be there 15 minutes before our tour start time and we were there 20 minutes before, but the tour guide was 10 minutes late past the start of the tour itself. We thought we were in the wrong place and tried to get in contact with the tour agency. Got voicemail the first time and it was this random woman's number, but then called the same number a minute later and a guy told us the tour operator was on his way and then needed to pick up the supplies. It seems that they should have communicated that earlier and they should have a better system in place. The launch from the boat area was into a busy area right under the freeway and our guide basically was like hangout there and wait for me. That foreshadowed the rest of the tour for us, he basically was distant from us most of the tour, either way in front or way behind and we were a total tour of four people. There was no discussion about what we would see beyond him showing us alligators. At one point we were in the deeper section and a massive log was in the way, he went over and faced the opposite direction while the four of us struggled to get our kayaks over the log. He told us to go around and we got stuck because it was more elevated on the side and just sat on his phone the entire time while we helped each other. I get we were a group coming together, but it felt like he just told us which way to go, but didn't do any real guiding. We even helped him load and unload the supplies from the kayak. I think this tour company needs to be better organized and train their guides on what they should do to become tour guides.

I booked a private photo tour and a group kayaking tour. Both were outstanding. I got great photos…read moreand learned a lot.

I have been using Landry's for all my boats needs. Mr. Robert has installed a gps maps unit for me…read more. Replaced several things on my Mecurey outboard the latest was the oil tank. Everything is done in a timely manner and it's good quality work . I would definitely recommend you give miss Jill a call if you need anything done to your boat.

It was an absolute amazing experience to join NOLA Party Barge for our friends bachelorette party…read more The hosts were funny, approachable, and welcoming on the Freaky Tiki boat. They brought us to see not 1, not 2, 3, or 4 alligators but FIVE of them! The day was so fun and I highly recommend their tour.

Customer service is stellar! Our father and son duo were light-hearted, supportive, and amicable to…read moreeach patron in our party. Do yourself a favor... take this boat ride with your friends. You'll have a blast. [Even though the contract is a bit "not responsible" for any unexpected events, we had a great time.

Fun tour guide- the kids had a blast feeding marshmallows to the alligators and holding a baby…read morealligator. Tour was on time and boat was covered so the raindrops didn't get us wet

This was not your typical narrated scripted tour (yawn)…read more To say it was nothing short of amazing is an understatement. Our guide took us on a full blown adventure! Creeping through tranquil inlets & speeding down a maze of channels. We explored crawfish nets (I snatched one out of the trap for further inspection), we took a plethora of breath taking photos (now posted on Facebook), braced ourselves as we raced through dense thick floating vegetation yet sailed right through like it wasn't there (our guide "Albert" reveled in the expected surprised looks on our faces). He sped us in circles to agitate the carp just below the surface causing them to leap out of the water for our entertainment. We got a brief glimpse of a gator just before he ducked down into the water. In addition to this memorable experience the guide was extremely knowledgeable regarding to the entire ecosystem. This is a must do experience if you are a visitor to Louisiana or even a local (my fiancé booked the tour whom is a local). Have fun!!