Posted in Louisiana March 13, 2018 by Jackie Ann

Everyone Should Visit This Incredible Alligator Park In Louisiana At Least Once

Looking for an exciting family-friendly adventure? This amazing alligator park located in Natchitoches is perfect for anyone looking to experience Louisiana wildlife up close. You’ll be able to see these gators being fed, and even be able to hold a baby alligator for a selfie! There’s a ton of activities at this park, let’s take a look.

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Alligator Park is located in Natchitoches, Louisiana.

This seven-acre park is the largest alligator park in the state and features dozens of activities the entire family will love.

Visitors can view hundreds of gators from covered, protected walkways and platforms.

Everyone loves the alligator island show, a live demonstration about the alligator farming industry and the conservations programs in place to preserve the American alligator.

The whole family will enjoy getting to watch these gators being fed.

Splashing around, jumping out of the water—it’s a spectacle!

From the tiniest little baby gator to the massive 1000-pounders, kids will love seeing this beasts up close.

You’ll also be able to hold a baby alligator and snap a few photos!

After you’ve watched the gators eat their dinner, head over to the petting zoo for some more fun.

There’s also a raccoon village that is home to several species of cute small animals. You’ll be able to see these darling deer up close!

The alligator park officially opens for the season on March 31.

Have you ever visited the Natchitoches Alligator Park? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to share your sweet selfies with the baby gators!