Mon to Thr: 8:00am – 5:00pm Fri to Sun: 8:00am – 10:00pm
Camping types:
Reservable campsites.
About
Thought New Orleans is the only place to go in Louisiana? Think again. When you visit Lake Bistineau State Park, you’ll see exactly what we’re talking about. Fishermen, get ready to score big time: the lake is stocked high with fish, practically begging to be caught. While you’re out by the lake, take advantage of those hot summer days and go for a boat ride or swim. Play through on the disc golf course and hike the multiple stunning trails through the park; bring ‘round the horse on the six mile horse trail! Lake Bistineau State Park is Louisiana at its best!
Thought New Orleans is the only place to go in Louisiana? Think again. When you visit Lake Bistineau State Park, you’ll see exactly what we’re talking about. Fishermen, get ready to score big time: the lake is stocked high with fish, practically begging to be caught. While you’re out by the lake, take advantage of those hot summer days and go for a boat ride or swim. Play through on the disc golf course and hike the multiple stunning trails through the park; bring ‘round the horse on the six mile horse trail! Lake Bistineau State Park is Louisiana at its best!
Combing the shores of Lake Bistineau, the area’s like-named campground is a mecca for the everyday angler. Born from a “log jam” in the adjacent Red River, Lake Bistineau is the byproduct of the submerged acreage that later ensued. And, beginning in January, the “yo-yo” season begins, lasting up until late-summer; the “yo-yo” moniker refers to the Read more...
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Lake Bistineau State Park
Fri to Sun: 8:00am – 10:00pm
Activities in the park
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Combing the shores of Lake Bistineau, the area’s like-named campground is a mecca for the everyday angler. Born from a “log jam” in the adjacent Red River, Lake Bistineau is the byproduct of the submerged acreage that later ensued. And, beginning in January, the “yo-yo” season begins, lasting up until late-summer; the “yo-yo” moniker refers to the Read more...
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