The Check Out Louisiana State Parks pilot program, which is set to begin on Tuesday, Oct. 1, will offer a day pass to any state park or historic site in Louisiana to residents who have a public ...

Louisiana residents can access select state parks, historic sites, and museums for free using their library cards.

The Check Out Louisiana State Parks program will launch on Friday, October 18. It allows library cardholders in the participating parishes to check out a day pass and other supplies for any state ...

The Louisiana State Park system is celebrating its 90th anniversary, and this weekend, visitors can enjoy free day admission to all Louisiana State Parks and Historic Sites on Saturday, July 13.

Livingston Parish Library cardholders can check out a free day pass for any state park or historic site, giving patrons a chance to experience Louisiana's natural and historic treasures.

La. State Park water playgrounds are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and are located at the following state parks: Bogue Chitto near Franklinton (with ‘designated beach swimming’ (DBS) area), ...

Louisiana’s state parks saw visitation jump from 2020 to 2021, and it saw revenues rise 42.9% between 2016 and 2022 due to short-term revenues, such as COVID-19 funds.

A new program that make the state's parks more accessible will make all-terrain wheelchairs available to reserve. The first chair is available now at Fontainebleau State Park.

Residents can also check out a Geaux Explore backpack, which contains many items, including a pass for a free, one-day entry to any Louisiana state park, a set of binoculars, a compass, a ...