Saint Bernard State Park

About Saint Bernard State Park

Many campers are considering combining a camping holiday with a touring holiday in the New Orleans area. St. Bernard State Park is a popular destination for visitors who seek a family atmosphere and nature experience or who want to escape from civilization but cannot. Nearby are the Beauregard National Wildlife Refuge, a national park and several other national parks, as well as a number of local parks.

Located directly on the Mississippi River, the park features an artificial lagoon that provides a peaceful, natural environment to relax in. The nature trails in this park are the perfect way to teach children the joy of discovering nature. In St. Bernhard, the forest meets the wetlands, and in 1971 a local family business gave the adjacent land a new name: St. Bernhard State Park. Today, it provides much-needed recreation for those who want to experience Louisiana's natural beauty.

St. Bernhard State Park, with its scenic views of the Mississippi River, is ideal for a family getaway, especially in the summer months.

A swimming pool and a bathhouse will delight children and their families in summer, and visitors can also take a boat and experience some great freshwater and saltwater fishing.

The car parks will close on Saturday, 1 July, at 6.30 pm and on Sunday, 5 June, from 6 am to 7 pm.

Located directly on the Mississippi River, the park features an artificial lagoon that provides a peaceful, natural environment to relax in. The forest meets the wetland, creating an ideal environment for hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and other outdoor activities. It is ideal for a family trip, and the nature trails in this park are the perfect way to introduce children to the pleasures of discovering nature.

The swimming pool and bathhouse will delight children and their families throughout the summer, as well as their family in the winter months.

Visitors can also take a boat and experience great freshwater and saltwater fishing, and just minutes away is the town of Poydras. Accommodation includes a campsite with water, electricity, picnic tables and barbecues. The nearby bathhouse offers hot showers and laundry services, making camping even more comfortable.

St. Bernard State Park is a popular destination for campers looking for scenic views of the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean, as well as excellent fishing. From the swamp, where forest meets swamp, the park also has an improved campsite with water, picnic tables and picnic areas, as well as a picnic area.

A nearby boat ramp provides access to the park from Pontchartrain Lake and a nearby car park.

Located in the heart of St. Bernard State Park, north of the city of New Orleans, the park offers a variety of activities for visitors, from hiking and camping to fishing and fishing. Visit the museum, stroll through the arched casemates, stand guard at Rigolets, enjoy a lively history programme or picnic on the beach.

The State Museum is one of the most popular attractions in St. Bernard State Park and consists of two main buildings, the Presbyterian (which hosts Mardi Gras each year) and the State Library.
The American victory over the British in the War of 1812, the Battle of New Orleans, which took place here, was here.

Visitors can also visit Beauregard House and Chalmette National Cemetery, and there is a free guided tour of the first class bird sanctuary every weekend. The museum, managed by the National Park Service, shows the history of the Spaniards from the Canary Islands, who now live in St. Bernard. In 1787, the San Bernardo Scenic Byway took over the city of New Orleans and its first black residents, as well as the French Quarter.

The museum houses artefacts and memorabilia related to the culture of Islenos and the facility is open seven days a week from 9 am to 5 pm. M. M., London. The facility is open from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm, and from 11 am to 5 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

Reservations are made by phone for groups of 10 or more people and can be made online or by calling 1-888-543-4357.

Find the entrance to Saint Bernard State Park, located on the west side of LA-39 South on Poydras Road, near the intersection with LA 46. Take I-10, turn left onto LA46, go to Violet Poysdra's and turn right onto POYdr as LA 39 South.

The park borders the Poydras Road, LA-39 South, La-46 and LA 39 South, and the Santa Ana River and its tributaries.

To reserve a campsite or picnic pavilion, please call 1 - 877 - CAMP - N - LA for more information.

Take the north face of LA-46 from the French Quarter southbound to Violet Poydras and turn right at Caernarvon onto LA 39 South. The park is 800 meters to the left and the Santa Ana River and its tributaries to your right.