Chemin-A-Haut State Park

About Chemin-A-Haut State Park

Chemin - A - Haut State Park is a natural paradise for lovers of unspoilt beauty and is located on high rocks overlooking Bayou Bartholomew. Chemin-A-Haut State Park is located in the heart of the city of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on a high rock overlooking the Bayous of Bartholsomew, in a remote part of the South Bay of Louisiana.

The name of this 503 hectare area comes from the French word "chemin - a - Haut," which means "highway" and is used by the indigenous people. The swimming pool of the park is open 24 hours a day Campers and picnickers can refresh themselves on hot summer days. Chemin-A-Skin State Park is designed specifically for children and two playgrounds and day-use areas are popular spots for young guests, while there is a paddling pool and an indoor pool.

The hard asphalt road leads to a number of picnic areas, a swimming pool and an indoor pool, as well as a playground for children. Picnic areas include a picnic area with picnic tables, picnic benches and picnic chairs, and a pool.

Big Slough Lake, located on the edge of the park, offers the opportunity to fish from the shore.

There are several types of freshwater fish, and rental boats allow visitors to get an even closer view.

Take advantage of the beautiful seclusion, ideal for park areas, with views of Lake Michigan, the Great Lakes and Mississippi, and the Atlantic Ocean.

These air-conditioned, heated cabins have two double beds and can accommodate up to four people, with a maximum capacity of six. If you are less interested in making it raw, the park has a fully equipped kitchen, a screen on the veranda and an outdoor dining area.

These eight cottages overlook Big Slough Lake and have two bedrooms and a rear deck, and the lakeside cabins can accommodate up to eight people.

There are 26 campsites in the park with water and electricity, and day visitors can sleep on the ground like any other campsite. You can wash and bathe your clothes in the Chemin-a-Hut or wash them in one of the many laundries and laundries in Big Slough.

A landfill and comfort stations with showers and toilets are nearby, and there is a comfort station with shower and toilet nearby.

Chemin - A - Haut State Park is designed specifically for children, and two playgrounds and day-use areas are popular spots for younger guests, while there is a paddling pool and an indoor pool. For groups there are also rallies Campsites available and the swimming pools of the park are open all year round , so that campers and picnickers can refresh themselves on hot summer days.

The hard asphalt road leads to the main entrance of Chemin - A - Haut State Park, and the museum and guided tours give an impression of the culture that once flourished on the site. Picnic areas include a picnic area, and a rental boat allows visitors an even closer view.

Chemin - A - Haut State Park consists of two fully equipped artificial lakes, one on the south and the other on the east side of the park.

The observation of the wildlife is facilitated by two observation towers, one on the south and the other on the east side, which facilitate the observation of the wildlife. This place is only open during the day, but also offers 4 overnight cabins and is a great place to camp and hike.

The 28,000 hectares, which are mainly used for timber, are used by visitors and hunters for hunting and fishing, as well as fishing and hunting.

The park is set on an excellent perch in a fishing lake and offers a variety of hiking, hiking and cycling trails. With steep gorges and rolling hills, the park offers improved camping sites and is an ideal place for cycling.

The name of this 503 hectare area comes from the French word for highway, which means "highway" and was used by the indigenous people. It is located about 10 miles north of Bastrop and leads US 425 from Monroe, which is brought to Monroe from US 165 or LA 139 or north to Bastroes.

It is called a reserve because it is reserved for use by the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Texas Department of Natural Resources. Facilities include a campground, picnic area, water park, hiking trails and picnic areas, and a visitor centre.