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| State Park Overview: |
 | Piney forests, rolling hills, five fishing piers, and a beautiful lake draw visitors to this quiet, majestic state park. Designed to keep the focus on nature, park facilities blend with the natural landscape to enhance the outdoor experience of this 655-acre park.
The visitors center, swimming pool and tennis complex provide a starting point for your day in the park. Guests can choose from 65 improved campsites, eighteen (18) vacation cabins, two (2) lodges and a group camp that sleeps 52 for overnight stays. Playground areas are found in both the day-use and overnight camping areas.
Fishing piers and boat docks attract visitors to Lake D'Arbonne, the marvelous 15,250-acre centerpiece of the park. Recreation on Lake D'Arbonne is tremendously popular among locals and visitors, and record catches of bass, crappie, catfish and bream make Lake D'Arbonne a fishing haven. Wide open areas of the lake, about seven miles from the park, appeal to water skiers and pleasure boaters. The boat launch at the park opens up all of these opportunities to outdoorsmen. |
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We love going to there to go fishing
Written by asneakyangel@Yahoo.com
11-Apr-2008
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Second to none -
This is a beautiful park, the lake is great. Always catch fish, catfish, bass or crappie, which ever you like to fish for. We have rented cabins for family reunions and everyone loved it.
Written by rlittle600
21-Apr-2008
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keep all you catch
nice big camp grounds and freindly folks.
we go and catch a lot of catfish and speck
Written by cj7z
21-Apr-2008
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| Camping: |
| The park's 65 campsites are all equipped with water and electricity and a nearby comfort station equipped with restroom and shower facilities as well as an adjacent washeteria to make your visit to Lake D'Arbonne pleasant and comfortable. The camping area is nestled in the woods near the lake and has its own fishing pier. |
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| http://www.crt.state.la.us/crt/parks/poverty/pvertypt.htm - ... free nature trails and a conference room make this a popular area year-round. Lake D'Arbonne State Park --(5 miles west of Farmerville on LA 2)--A fisherman's paradise, this 655-acre state park ... | | State Parks - ... Creek Lake State Park Lake Claiborne State Park Chemin-A-Haut State Park Lake D'Arbonne State Park Chicot State Park Lake Fausse Pointe State Park Cypremort Point State Park North Toledo Bend ... | | The Community - ... Bicentennial Celebration on Sept. 27 FARMERVILLE, La. - Lake D'Arbonne State Park visitors can experience history on Saturday ... Celebration.Admission to Lake D'Arbonne State Park is two ... | | Louisiana on Hiker Central - Backpacking, hiking and camping tips and links for Louisiana | | Lake D'Arbonne SP Accommodations - Accommodations at Lake D'Arbonne State Park Pictures and Floor Plans Cabins Lodges Group Camp Meeting Facility |
| Area Attractions: |
| Chemin-A-Haut State Park-- (East of US 425,10 miles north of Bastrop)--This 503-acre park is situated on a high bluff overlooking scenic Bayou Bartholomew, along an old Indian trail once used for seasonal migrations. Chemin-a-Haut is French for "high road." Located near the Louisiana/Arkansas line, the park offers 26 improved campsites, six vacation cabins, a rally camping area, and a day use area with a swimming pool, picnic area, and two playgrounds. Two barrier-free nature trails and a conference room make this a popular area year-round.
Poverty Point State Historic Site-- (East of Monroe and north of I-20 on LA 577 northeast of Epps)--The site is considered one of the most significant archaeological finds in the country. It has a complex of Native American ceremonial mounds built between 1700 and 700 B.C. and a museum, and guided tours interpret a culture that once flourished on the site.
Poverty Point Reservoir State Park ? (3 miles north of Delhi/I-20 on LA 17) ? A marina and beach area, along with a fully-stocked man-made lake, makes this an ideal spot for a variety of watersport activities. The site also offers 4 lodges for overnight visitors.
Lake Claiborne State Park-- (7 miles southeast of Homer on LA 146)--Located on the banks of a 6,400-acre lake. With steep ravines and rolling hills, the park features excellent picnicking, pavilions, 10 vacation cabins, 87 improved campsites, a swimming beach, boat launch, fishing pier, and nature trails.
Jimmie Davis State Park at Caney Lake-- (Off LA 4 southwest of Chatham, on Lakeshore Drive and State Road 1209). Situated on an outstanding bass-fishing lake, the park offers camping, picnicking, 2 boat ramps, a fishing pier, swimming beach and is an ideal spot to launch biking expeditions.
Lake Bistineau State Park--(Southeast of Shreveport off LA 163 south of Doyline)--Situated on the western shore of Lake Bistineau amidst enchanting stands of cypress and tupelo trees, the park offers two boat launches, hiking trails, playgrounds, two swimming pools, a lakefront beach, a baseball field, camping, cabins, lodges and excellent fishing.
Kisatchie National Forest-Corney Lakes Recreation Area--(Off LA 9, 18 miles north of Homer)--This beautiful 2,300-acre lake is set in the Kisatchie National Forest. There are excellent areas for fishing, waterfowl hunting, camping, picnicking, and a boat ramp.
Lincoln Parish Park--(Off LA 33, north of Ruston and I-20)--This 260-acre park has picnic pavilions, hiking trails, a swimming beach, playgrounds, and campsites.
Georgia Pacific Wildlife Management Area--(5 miles northwest of Bastrop on Parish Road 592)--Visitors and hunters may use this 28,000-acre area, managed primarily for timber.
Handy Brake National Wildlife Refuge--(6 miles North of Bastrop on Cooper Lake Road)--Wildlife viewing is made easy with an observation tower. The site is open daylight hours only.
Louisiana Purchase Gardens (Bernstein Park)-- (Standifer Road off US 165 south, Monroe)--Formal gardens, moss-laden trees, winding paths, and lagoons surround naturalistic habitats of many rare and exotic animals that live in the zoo. Tour by boat and train.
Tensas National Wildlife Refuge--(Off I-20 via US 65 [Tallulah Exit] or off I-20 via LA 577 [Waverly Exit])-- This refuge encompasses 57,000 acres of bottomland forest. Hunting, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, canoeing, interpreted trails, a boardwalk, and educational programs abound. A Visitor Center contains brochures, exhibits, species lists, and regulations. |
| Directions: |
| Lake D'Arbonne State Park--(3628 Evergreen Road, Farmerville, LA 71241; 318-368-2086 or 1-888-677-5200) is located on Evergreen Rd. off La. 2. From Ruston, take La. 33 north to Farmerville, then west on La. 2 to Evergreen Rd. Go left one-third of a mile on Evergreen Rd. to the park. The park offers serenity in the peaceful rolling-wooded hills of Union Parish, as well as overnight camping, a boat launch and picnic areas on beautiful Lake D'Arbonne. To reserve a campsite or picnic pavilion, call 1-877-CAMP-N-LA toll free (877-226-7652). |
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