If you are looking for an interesting town to explore and are ready to let your freak flag fly, take a trip across Lake Pontchartrain and visit Abita Springs. There’s a fascinating history to discover here, amazing events on a regular basis, and of course the special Abita Mystery House, which will surely delight you!

Abita Springs was originally a sacred gathering spot for indigenous people, including the Cherokee.
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The waters here were seen as healing and especially delicious and fresh.
It's no surprise then that Abita Springs water became such a popular item throughout the area.
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Abita Springs has long been a meeting spot for all kinds of different people in the area.

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The town holds regular concerts and events which always draw huge crowds and bring smiles to people's faces.
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There's a creative spark in the town that simply can't be put out easily.
The Abita Mystery Museum, previously known as the UCM Museum, is one of the hidden gems of the whole area.
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It's chock full of eccentric and strange oddities that will give you hours of entertainment.
We think you are going to love this amazing town and all of the strange people who love it.
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It's a totally creative and unique place that will give you a lot of inspiration.

If you have never explored Abita Springs before, I bet you are ready to plan your next trip! Let us know what you love about this town and what you do whenever you go there. We’d love to hear your comments and feedback!

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