Yes, we have fall in Louisiana — OK, maybe it’s not as crisp, colorful and perfect like our friends in the north have — but, there are plenty of places across the state to check out some great fall hues and crisp nights.
The full list is at OnlyInYourState.com — Here are the top 3! How many of these places have you visited — where’s your favorite fall spot in Louisiana?? (And yes, a Shreveport spot DID make the Top 10!)
The more than 600-acre state park in northern Louisiana is a great place to park it for a day or two and spend some time sleeping under the stars. The 64,000-acre man-made lake is ideal for fishing or kayaking, so bring your rod and reel and see what you can catch for dinner.
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Next, we dip south for a bit to explore one of two Louisiana State Parks on the shores of the Toledo Bend Reservoir. Clocking in at roughly 1,000 acres, you can bet you’ll have your days full of exploring the trails, fishing, wildlife viewing, and incredible sunsets.
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Well, you can’t mention one without mentioning the other. The northern counterpart to South Toledo Bend State Park, this one is slightly smaller at 900 acres, but jam packed with beautiful views everywhere you look.
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(Featured Image Photo Credit: South Toledo Bend State Park)
