Four of us took a guided tour with Dee and Megan and both young ladies were exceptional. They were…read moreknowledgeable, polite and very patient with all of our questions! We are so fascinated with the history of the plantation and enjoyed every part of the tour!

I stopped by this national park site on a road trip. The entrance was a gravel road that wasn't the…read moremost obvious. The small farm was not a happening place, with not a soul in sight on the day I visited. An enclosure was playing some video content that came on without warning in the way that a horror movie would do trying for a cheap jump scare. There were several buildings, but none were open. There are tours, but they are at very limited times, and just walking the grounds didn't offer much. There is some interesting history to be discovered, but without the tour it isn't anything impressive. This was not a working farm kind of exhibit, with no actual animals and not a ton of meaningful exhibits. It's nice that the site is preserved, and maybe if you visit at the right time there's more to get out of it. However, I do recall when I was last in Shreveport I considered an hour road trip both ways to see this place, and I'm quite glad that I didn't.

Great town. Locals are nice. The best food and shops. Love the river tour or lake. Learned about…read morenew French sauce I don't remember the name. It had cheesy dip with mud bugs in it. Sorry I'm from Texas. All we have is Steak and Whataburger

First time coming here for business, it comes off as an interesting small town. Old downtown is by…read morethe river and it's nicely curated. Dining and hotel options are limited but would be fun to come for a quick getaway.

Nice walking tour. Historical tour and folk life and art of Clemetine Hunter art topped it off.read more

The Cane River National Heritage Area is a United States Heritage park area in my beautiful home…read morestate of Louisiana, the wonderful place of my birth, the fun place of my youth. This lovely little park is located in downtown Natchitoches, a beautiful old small historic town, it's really beautiful & great for a day trip or family picnic as it's small riverfront offers "little Mississippi River" like boat rides. It's just a very cool little area kinda like right out of "Gone with the Wind" the movie. It's located in a really gorgeous historic plantation-home type area of northern Louisiana that features really cool creole architecture, and you know I got a thing for history & architecture, so this is one of my favorite places on earth ;) Cane River National Heritage Area is roughly around 116,000 acres. It begins just south of Natchitoches and extends south & west for about 35 miles along cane river lake & I49 to Monette's Ferry. It's a great area for photo ops, you will also find lots of local fresh seafood, all kinds of tasty local cajun culinary treats dotted throughout the area & tons of places to go fishing & exploring. Something for everyone. A great place to spend a romantic or girls weekend at a lovely local historic B&B. It is very hard to chose as you will find, one is more gorgeous than the next. If you love antiquing this area is fantastic for vintage finds, it will surely keep you busy & entertained. Founded way back in 1714, it is the oldest community in the territory covered by the Louisiana Purchase. Wonderfully preserved, a beautiful must see bucket list worthy historic place in my home state of Louisiana. I hope you visit soon & love it as much as I do. Highly recommend.

when I was in the carousel bar with your family, will send me a disability salad with somebody…read more Tell me they get it done if you didn't know I have a lesson and the girl with the view from the vet, financial sunlight in the payment and gray sky, single Vickenes in Magazine, nails, and Company handle with some of the hardware to visit?

There's only three national parks in Louisiana, and this is the only one that's outside of Greater…read moreNew Orleans. We had no idea what to expect when we pulled up here, but we're so glad we stopped. The two plantations that composed this park are among the most intact Creole cotton plantations in existence, and the park does an excellent job of telling the story. I recommend that every start at the little pavilion near the parking lot and watch the video; it provides excellent context. The rangers there were ready and eager to answer questions, and the whole experience reminds me that we really do have some amazing historic sites in our country.

The park is beautiful and the houses are amazing, if you like historical structures. A main…read moreplantation house, the overseer's house, and several workers houses make for an enjoyable hour or so of wandering. The tour of the main house is guided only, and the furnishings are not what you would expect, seeing that the family lived in the house until this century. It is still decorated in the sixties style. As with most things in the south that are located outside, stay cool in the summer. We went in December and it was comfortable, I would guess that August would not be as much fun.

Being a Texan, It was not at all what I expected, and it will be no fair if I wrote this review…read moreholding Natchitoches, responsible for not living up to my expectations, so here goes. The hall is huge, games are very reasonable in price with the highest no more than $19, goes super quickly since there are only a few games that require you making a distinctive design. Most of the games are only plain, four corners, diagonal or across. Pots are none to slim, most no more than $50.

The sheer fact that these men are doing this purely as volunteers and giving the proceeds to…read morecharity is a plus in my book.

The library is clean, spacious, modern, and has a wide selection of books and educational…read morematerials. Staff is courteous and knowledgeable.

First of all, whenever I paid of the books that I lost they still would not let me check out books…read moreeven when I paid for it. Don't like the place, would rather buy books from Walmart