Posted in Louisiana
September 29, 2015
10 Towns In Louisiana To Get Away From It All
Tired of city life? There are plenty of small towns in Louisiana that can help you escape the grind and get back in touch with what’s most important to you. All of the places on this list are perfectly situated near beautiful parts of Louisiana nature. Any one of them would be the perfect place for families or individuals who want to get away from it all.
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A few miles west of Lake Arthur, Gueydan offers the flavor of Acadiana with the benefit of being right next door to the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area.
This central Louisiana town, is surrounded by the beautiful and expansive Kisatchie National Forest.
Beyond the beautiful historic architecture, Moreauville sits near the Spring Bayou State Wildlife Management Area.
This tiny town in northern Louisiana is surrounded by forest and just down the road from the beautiful Lake Bistineau.
A small town north of Monroe, Bastrop offers easy access to both the Georgia Pacific wildlife refuge and the Upper Ouachita National Wildlife Refuge.
Wedged between the Mississippi River and a former section of the river, Lake Providence is a beautiful town to escape to.
This town in southern Louisiana sits on Lake Arthur, which leads to the largest lake in south Louisiana, Grand Lake. Heaven for fishermen.
A beautiful place to escape the bustle of city life, Bayou Chicot offers the best of the swamp and the pine forest.
Just west of Lake Claiborne, residents of Homer get both small town life and the chance to get away from it all.
This beautiful little northern town offers it's residents quality seafood and boating opportunities.
Have you ever lived in one of these places? What was the most peaceful aspect of that town? Let us know in the comments below!
