North Louisiana Wildlife

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At A Glance

North Louisiana is home to eight state parks across eight parishes: Chemin-A-Haut (Bayou Bartholomew — Morehouse), Jimmie Davis (Caney Lake — Jackson), Lake Bistineau (Webster), Lake Bruin (Tensas), Lake Claiborne (Claiborne), Lake D’Arbonne (Union), North Toledo Bend (Toledo Bend Reservoir — Sabine), Poverty Point Reservoir (Richland). The parks provide thousands of acres of land where you can fish, hike, and camp.

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Campsites

By The Numbers

Learn more about state parks in North Louisiana.

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Miles of Hiking Trails

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State Parks

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Total Lakes

A large flock of American coots swimming
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Jimmie Davis

Located near Chatham.

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Lake D'Arbonne

Located near Farmerville.

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Double-crested cormorant landing on a wooden perch with other cormorants and a great blue heron
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Poverty Point Reservoir

Located near Delhi.

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Explore North Louisiana's Outdoors.

Learn about national wildlife refuges, Kisatchie National Forest ranger districts, state wildlife management areas, and state parks found throughout North Louisiana.

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