Tour the Towns

Big Mama’s Antiques and Restorations

Big Mama’s Antiques and Restorations is a distinctive antiques and salvage destination offering industrial materials, architectural salvage, and unique eclectic fixtures. The shop is especially known for its focus on African American historical artifacts, and it has been featured on Antiques Roadshow and in Antique Trader Magazine. The store is open by appointment, so call ahead to schedule a visit.

6403 Dogwood St., Hosston, LA 71043
318-573-2127

Robert L. Nance Park

Robert L. Nance Park is a 20-acre public recreation area offering a wide range of outdoor amenities for families and visitors. The park includes a boat ramp, fishing pier, covered picnic areas with grills, paved parking, large family picnic tables, a playground, and restroom facilities. It’s a convenient spot for fishing, picnicking, boating, and relaxed outdoor gatherings in a scenic setting.

14770 Odom Rd., Hosston, LA 71043
318-929-2806

Skydive Louisiana

Skydive Louisiana is a USPA certified Training Center drop zone. The experienced staff members offer tandem jumps, sports jumps, paragliding and more for one of the most memorable lifetime achievements.

5266 Gilliam Airport Road, Gilliam
318-464-5867

Main Street Restaurant

Main Street Restaurant is a casual local dining spot known for hearty country-style cooking and Southern comfort food. The menu features favorites such as chicken fried steak, hamburgers, hand-cut steaks, and fried fish, along with Gulf seafood options including fried oysters and boiled shrimp. It’s a welcoming stop for classic, homestyle meals in a relaxed small-town setting..

12807 Main St., Gilliam, LA 71029
318-296-4400

Red River Crossroads Museum

The Red River Crossroads Museum is located in the Gilliam Branch of Shreve Memorial Library. It is a local history museum that showcases photographs, artifacts, and memorabilia illustrating the lives of early settlers in the surrounding rural communities. The exhibits explore the region’s rich heritage, from Native American history and French Territorial days to the Louisiana Purchase, the Red River Raft, and the discovery of oil. Visitors can also learn about plantation history, historic maps, steamboat routes, railroad development, and the legacy of LA Highway 3049. The museum is available for visits by appointment only.

12797 Main St., Gilliam, LA 71029
318-296-4303

Sunflower Trail and Festival

Sunflower Trail and Festival is a seasonal celebration along Hwy 3049 that highlights fields of vibrant, blooming sunflowers in a scenic rural setting. Visitors can enjoy picturesque views and photo opportunities before taking part in the festiva featuring arts and crafts, live entertainment, local food, and family-friendly activities. It’s a popular community event that blends natural beauty with small-town hospitality and fun.

LA-3049., Gilliam, LA 71029
318-296-4303

Lynn Plantation Events

The Lynn Plantation Home is a historic venue established in 1914, set on scenic plantation grounds and used today for weddings, receptions, family reunions, and photography sessions. The century-old home and commissary offer a glimpse into the past and are featured stops on the annual September Heritage & Harvest Tour. The property also participates in local events such as the Sunflower Trail Festival, making it a meaningful blend of history, heritage, and community gatherings..

11569 Hwy 3049., Belcher, LA 71004
318-780-5901

D&I General Store

Local general store offering homemade country cuisine, convenience items and assorted merchandise.

312 Caddo St., Belcher, LA 71004
318-378-4217

Allen’s Guide and Tour Service

Allen’s Guide and Tour Service offers guided half-day and full-day fishing excursions on the scenic waters of Caddo Lake. Led by experienced fishing guide Mark Allen, a multi-time FLW/BFL tournament winner, the service specializes in largemouth bass fishing trips tailored for anglers of all skill levels. Narrated sightseeing tours of the lake are also available, providing insight into the area’s unique ecosystem and history. Excursions are available by appointment only.

9691 Pelican Lodge Rd., Vivian, LA 71082
903-530-0611

Monterey Country Club

Monterey Country Club is a public nine-hole golf course established in 1957, offering a relaxed and accessible golfing experience for both residents and visitors. The course provides a welcoming setting for casual play, practice, and recreation, making it a local destination for golfers of all skill levels.

102 Country Club Rd., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-3043

Rascals Restaurant

Rascals Restaurant is a downtown Vivian eatery known for its hearty soul food served from a mini buffet. Popular with locals and visitors alike, it offers comforting Southern favorites in a laid-back setting. The restaurant operates on a cash-only basis, making it a simple, no-frills stop for traditional home-style meals.

117 W Louisiana Ave., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-5292

Country Inn Motel

The local Country Inn Motel offers convenient accommodations for both overnight and extended stays, making it a good choice for travelers and longer-term guests. Modern amenities include Wi-Fi, cable television, RV parking, and more. You’ll find comfort and convenience in the cozy rooms — perfect for every traveler.

1032 S Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-4730

Café 180 to GO

Café 180 to GO is a drive-thru, takeout-focused American eatery offering fresh Southern homestyle cooking. The menu features a wide variety of comfort foods, including Philly cheesesteaks, burgers, salads, smothered chicken, sandwiches, and cornbread. As a locally owned small business, it specializes in quick, convenient “to go” service.

308 South Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-2600

Chavo’s Mexican Restaurant

Chavo’s Mexican Restaurant is a local dining spot dedicated to serving traditional and authentic Mexican cuisine made from scratch. The restaurant focuses on bold, balanced flavors, offering guests a genuine taste of Mexico in a welcoming, casual setting.

1032 S Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-3753

Vivian Black History Festival and Parade

The Vivian Black History Festival and Parade is an annual celebration honoring Black history and heritage through music, food, cultural events, and community gatherings. Visitors can enjoy live entertainment, local vendors, family-friendly activities, and the popular “Shop Til U Drop” Expo. The festival also highlights area history with visits to significant sites such as the Vivian Railroad Station Museum, offering a meaningful blend of culture, education, and Southern hospitality. The festival is held each year on the third Saturday in February.

1032 S Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-3753

Louisiana Redbud Festival

The Louisiana Redbud Festival is a vibrant community celebration held around Vivian’s town square, featuring a full day of family-friendly activities. Visitors can enjoy live music, a festive parade a variety of food vendors, and arts and crafts booths showcasing local talent. The event brings the community together each year for a lively celebration of spring, culture, and small-town charm.

Vivian Townsquare, 100 Front Street, Vivian
318-210-1278

Country Christmas Festival

The annual Country Christmas Festival is a holiday celebration that brings festive cheer to the community with crafts, entertainment, food, and family-friendly activities. Designed to capture the spirit of a traditional country Christmas, the event features seasonal vendors, live performances, and activities for all ages, making it a joyful way to celebrate the holiday season.

100 Front St., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-5300

Ark-La-Tex Speedway

Events at the Ark-La-Tex Speedway feature seasonal dirt track races held on a fast-paced, semi-banked quarter-mile clay oval track. The venue offers an exciting, close-up motorsports experience where fans can enjoy the sights and sounds of competitive short-track racing throughout the racing season.

13035 Boyter Ln., Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-3470

The Light House Mission Thrift Store

The Light House Misson Thrift Store is a community-focused thrift shop offering a variety of affordable secondhand finds, including clothing, accessories, household items, and toys, The store also accepts donated items, giving shoppers a chance to find something new while supporting the mission work in the community.

103 S Pine St, Vivian, LA 71082 

Howe’s Thrift

Howe’s Thrift of Vivian is a locally owned thrift and antique shop offering a mix of secondhand treasure at affordable prices. Shoppers can browse an ever-changing selection of furniture, home decor, tools, and other collectible finds.

140 & 142 West Louisiana Ave, Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-2522

Geaux Tea

Geaux Tea is a locally owned loaded tea shop in Vivian Louisiana. They offer various flavors that are zero sugar and calories.

140 & 142 West Louisiana Ave, Vivian, LA 71082
318-375-2522

Tacos Y Mas

Tacos Y Mas serves up flavorful Mexican favorites, including fresh Birra tacos packed with tender meat, and authentic Mexican flavor.

927 S Pine St, Vivian, LA 71082
318-731-3020

New Beginnings

New Beginnings located in Vivian Louisiana offers beautifully colorful assortments of flowers and gifts for special occasions.

224 N Pine St, Vivian, LA 71082

318-375-3032

Earl G. Williamson Park

Earl G. Williamson Park, a 40-acre park, features a public boat ramp, a 450-foot fishing pier, paved parking areas, restrooms with showers, RV camper hook-ups, areas for tent camping, extensive picnic facilities, two playgrounds, volleyball nets, a baseball field, tennis courts, and a swimming area.

11425 LA Hwy. 1., Oil City, LA 71061
318-995-7139

Gusher Days Festival

The Gusher Days Festival is an annual celebration honoring the region’s historic oil industry heritage. The festival features a lively mix of family-friendly activities, including fishing and archery tournaments, live music, local food vendors, and entertainment throughout the event. Blending outdoor competition with community fun, Gusher Days highlights the culture and history of North Caddo Parish.

11411 LA-1., Oil City, LA 71061
318-470-3446

Louisiana State Oil & Gas Museum

The Louisiana State Oil & Gas Museum showcases the history of oil and gas discovery in the region through engaging photographs, films, artifacts, and interactive exhibits. Visitors can explore how the oil industry shaped the development of Caddo Parish, with displays including a historic shotgun house and life-size dioramas that bring the early days of the industry to life.

200 S Land Ave., Oil City, LA 71061
318-995-6845

Christmas on Caddo Fireworks Festival

The Christmas on Caddo Fireworks Festival is a holiday celebration that brings festive cheer to North Louisiana each year. The all-day event features live music, food concessions, family entertainment, clowns, and a visit from Santa Claus, along with the presentation of the Miss Christmas on Caddo pageant winner. The festival concludes with a spectacular fireworks display over Caddo Lake, creating a memorable seasonal experience for all ages.

100 Front St., Vivian, LA 71082
318-631-0182

La Herradura Mexican Restaurant

La Herradura is a casual dining restaurant serving traditional Mexican cuisine along with fresh seafood dishes. Guests can enjoy popular menu items such as fajitas, enchiladas, fish plates, nachos, taco salads, and other flavorful favorites. Known for its hearty portions and relaxed atmosphere, it offers a welcoming spot for both everyday dining and family meals.

326 Hwy. 1., Oil City, LA 71061
318-995-8008

Historic Caddo Lake Drawbridge

The Historic Caddo Lake Drawbridge is a historic 1914 vertical-lift bridge built to replace an earlier ferry crossing on Caddo Lake. Designed with a unique lift span, the bridge allowed tall oil equipment to pass beneath, playing a role in the region’s early offshore oil development. Today, it stands as the last surviving Waddell vertical-lift bridge in Louisiana and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open to pedestrians, it offers visitors a rare opportunity to walk across a century-old engineering landmark.

500 N Croom St., Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-929-2806

Mooringsport Cypress Festival

The Mooringsport Cypress Festival is an annual community celebration held at Edwin Tuttle Currie Park in Mooringsport, Louisiana, just northwest of Shreveport. This free, family-friendly event features a parade, live local entertainment, arts and crafts vendors, food-eating contests, and a variety of children’s activities. Typically held in the fall, the festival highlights small-town charm and community spirit in a festive outdoor setting.

Higgins St., Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-469-6282

Morell Dairy Farm

Morell Dairy Farm is a local dairy farm and creamery located along the Boom or Bust Byway near Blanchard and Mooringsport, just a short drive from Shreveport. Visitors can enjoy fresh, high-quality dairy products including creamy milk, rich chocolate milk, and smooth, handcrafted butter. Known for its farm-fresh flavors and rural charm, it offers a true taste of North Louisiana agriculture. 100% Jersey. 100% Fresh. 100% Local.

4743 LA-169, Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-309-4046

Longwood General Store

Longwood General Store and Casino is a unique country-style destination that combines a general store, restaurant, and casino all in one welcoming location. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, it serves Southern favorites such as chicken fried steak and oversized hamburgers in a casual dining room setting. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere that blends home-style cooking, gaming entertainment, and friendly small-town hospitality, making it a popular stop for both locals and travelers passing through.

3502 Hwy. 169., Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-929-2231

Saige Acres Flower Farm

Saige Acres Flowers and Events is a creative floral design service known for extravagant, over-the-top bouquets and custom arrangements for weddings and special events. Featured regularly at the Dixie Gin Wedding Faire, this florist specializes in personalized floral designs tailored to each celebration, incorporating fresh, locally sourced blooms whenever possible. With a distinctive artistic style and attention to detail, they help bring couples’ wedding day visions to life.

10200 Blanchard Furrh Road, Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-525-6981

Horace M. Downs Park

Horace M. Downs Park is an 8.5-acre community park located near the Caddo Lake Dam, offering a peaceful setting for outdoor recreation. The park features picnic tables, grills, and open green spaces, making it a great spot for family gatherings, picnics, and casual relaxation in a scenic lakeside environment.

8571 Crouch Dam Rd., Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-929-2806

Caddo Lake Dam

Caddo Lake Dam, completed in June 1971, was built to support navigation, water supply, recreation, commercial fishing, and flood control throughout the region. The dam plays an important role in managing the waters of Caddo Lake while also enhancing outdoor recreational opportunities. Nearby, visitors can enjoy picnic facilities and scenic views at Horace M. Downs Park, making the area a popular spot for relaxation and lakeside enjoyment.

C&J RV Park LLC

C&J RV Park LLC offers a clean, well-maintained RV camping experience with a variety of pull-through and back-in sites. The park features level gravel pads and both 30- and 50-amp hookups to accommodate different RV needs. Known for its quiet, tidy environment, it is well-suited for both short-term stops and extended stays, providing a comfortable base for travelers exploring the area.

6941 LA-1., Mooringsport, LA 71060
318-929-3193

By The Lake Park

By the Lake Park is a small bluff-top park overlooking scenic Caddo Lake, offering a peaceful setting for outdoor recreation. The park features picnic tables, a fishing pier, portable restroom facilities, and boat launching access, making it especially popular with anglers and families. Located near the Historic Caddo Lake Drawbridge, it provides a quiet spot to enjoy lake views, fishing, and relaxed lakeside picnics.

100 N Croom St., Mooringsport, LA 71060

Caddo Lake

Caddo Lake is a vast 25,000+ acre natural freshwater lake and wetland straddling the Texas–Louisiana border, known for its maze of cypress trees, Spanish moss, bayous, and rich wildlife. As the largest natural freshwater lake in the South, it offers opportunities for canoeing, fishing, and wildlife viewing, including sightings of alligators and diverse bird species. Steeped in Native American heritage and shaped by an early oil boom, Caddo Lake is a protected sanctuary that blends ecological significance with outdoor recreation and scenic beauty.

11425 Hwy. 1 North., Oil City, LA 71061
318-995-7139

Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter Gravesite

Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter, the legendary folk and blues musician better known as “Lead Belly,” was born in Mooringsport, Louisiana, and became renowned for his powerful vocals and mastery of instruments including the 12-string guitar, accordion, mandolin, and piano. His music continues to influence generations of artists across multiple genres. Visitors can pay tribute at his gravesite, located in the cemetery behind Shiloh Baptist Church in Mooringsport, where a dark granite headstone engraved with his signature guitar marks the resting place of this iconic American musician.

10395 Blanchard-Latex Rd., Mooringsport, LA 71060

Country Haven RV Park

Country Haven RV Park is a quiet, small-scale RV park offering a peaceful and relaxed setting for travelers and extended-stay guests. The park features 28 gravel sites and 2 concrete sites, all equipped with water, sewer, and 30/50 amp electrical hookups. Amenities include laundry facilities, showers, and a fishing pond, creating a comfortable and convenient retreat for RV visitors exploring the area.

8095 Old Mooringsport Rd., Shreveport, LA 71107
318-469-6445

Ryan Farms Produce

Ryan Farms Produce is a family-owned produce market located near Dixie, Louisiana, along the Boom or Bust Byway, offering fresh fruits and vegetables grown on more than 100 acres along the Red River in Northwest Louisiana. Since 1993, the farm has grown into one of the area’s largest produce operations and is known for its sweet watermelons, giant cantaloupes, and freshly cleaned purple hull peas. Visitors can stop by for farm-fresh produce and a taste of local agricultural tradition. Hours are seasonal so check before heading that way.

8172 Dixie Shreveport Rd., Shreveport, LA
318-425-3004

Northwood Hills Country Club

Northwood Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course set within a scenic neighborhood in Blanchard, Louisiana. As a semi-private country club, they are open to members and non-members alike.The club offers opportunities for both competitive and social play, welcoming golfers of all ages and skill levels. With men’s and women’s leagues, junior golf programs, clinics, tournaments, and player development activities, Northwood Hills provides a friendly environment for improving skills, enjoying recreation, and connecting with fellow golf enthusiasts.

5000 Northwood Hills Dr., Shreveport, LA 71107
318-929-2322

Poke Salad Festival

The Poke Salad Festival in Blanchard, Louisiana, is a long-running community celebration honoring the traditional Southern dish made from pokeweed greens. Held each May, the festival is Louisiana’s oldest celebration of poke salad and features a parade, live music, family activities, vendors, and a community treasure hunt. Originating in the 1970s as a small church gathering, the event has grown into a popular regional attraction that celebrates local heritage, Southern food traditions, and small-town hospitality.

Pinehill Rd., Blanchard, LA 71009
318-309-2647

Hickory House Antiques and Collectibles

Hickory House Antiques and Collectibles is a friendly antiques and collectibles dealer mall. They have a wide variety of products from fine antiques to modern-day crafted items, truly something for everyone! Follow them on Instagram @hickory.house

306 W Mary Lee St, Plain Dealing, LA 71064
(318) 326-4838

Rita Sanders Keoun Memorial Library

The Rita Sanders Keoun Memorial Bossier Parish Library is more than just a library to the Plain Dealing community. It also promotes the historical aspects of the community through engaging exhibits.

208 E Mary Lee Ave, Plain Dealing, LA 71064
(318) 326-4233

Jayroe’s Hardware & Garden

Shop and experience a wonderful plant nursery that offers garden accessories and hardware items. It’s open 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

207 5th St, Benton, LA 71006
(318) 965-0956

Cypress-Black Bayou Park & Recreation Area

Cypress Black Bayou is a full-service recreation area that includes a marina, swimming, camping, cabins, fishing piers, a zoo, and much more. Cypress Black Bayou has a meeting room that holds up to 50 people if a small group is looking for a retreat or family reunion. To book a picnic shelter rental email ccarroll@cypressblackbayou.com or call 318-965-2289.

135 Cypress Park Dr, Benton, LA 71006
318-965-2289

The Mercantile Parlor

The Mercantile Parlor is a is a local thrift store, antique shop, and licensed federal firearms dealer in Plain Dealing Louisiana. This shop offers a shopping experience with an eclectic mix of secondhand goods, tools and specialty items.

112 S Lynch Street, Plain Dealing, La 71064
318-489-7551

Dogwood Lighting & Salvage

Dogwood Lighting and Salvage is an antique lighting restoration, rewiring and custom-built fixtures. Featuring rare gasoliers, chandeliers, replacement shades, oil lamp flutes, and other vintage lightning parts from the late 1800s

103 N. Lynch Street, Plain Dealing, La 71064
318-489-0893

AmJenn’s Soups & Scoops

AmJenn’s serves soups, burgers, fries, sandwiches, and lots of different ice cream treats! Now serving a full sit down breakfast.

218 N. Main Street, Springhill, LA 71075
318-539-2284

Bayou Dorcheat

If calm-water canoeing interests you, beautiful Bayou Dorcheat winds its way through the entire length of Webster Parish. Once a major thoroughfare for paddleboats and steamships. Dorcheat offers scenic fishing, boating and watersport opportunities. Sportsmen can access the bayou from a number of locations, including the neighboring village of Dixie Inn.

Dorcheat Street, Minden, LA 71055

Caney Lake

Kisatchie National Forest is the only national forest in Louisiana and spans 604,000 acres consisting mostly of bayous with bald cypress groves and old growth pine. Beautiful Caney Lakes just north of Minden are a part of the Kisatchie National Forest. The Caney Lakes Recreation Complex has a variety of day-use areas to choose from. The upper and lower lakes are perfect for enjoying a hike on the Sugar Cane National Recreation Trail, swimming at the day-use swim beach, playing volleyball, fishing from the shore, or picnicking at the vast selection of picnic facilities. Beaver Dam Campground is situated on the shores of Upper Caney Lake in the Caney Lakes Recreation Complex. The campground is located in a beautiful setting among woods, lakes and hills. Campsites come with electric and water hookups. The group picnic area accommodates up to 200 guests while each campsite fits up to eight campers. A sanitary dump station, drinking water and flush toilets are provided.

Book campsites here.

1163 Par Road 116, Minden, LA 71055
318-927-2061

Chania Greek Café (pronounced hahn-yah)

Chania is the only Greek restaurant in Webster Parish. Made with fresh ingredients and savory flavors, Chania offers everything from hummus to roasted lamb. Stop in for weekly lunch specials.

208 1st Street, Springhill, LA 71075
318-539-3356

The Lucky Pup Antique Mall

The Lucky Pup Antique Mall is a 70+ vendor antique mall in Webster Parish.

217 N Main St, Springhill, LA 71075
318-299-2599

Chavo’s Mexican Restaurant

Chavo’s specializes in finding a balance between traditional and typical Mexican food without compromising flavor neither quality. Customers particularly value the very accurate combination of accessible prices and the portions served. Special effort is made in maintaining a family environment inside and out side the premises for  customer comfort.

1912 S Arkansas Street, Springhill, LA 71075
318-539-2827

Germantown Colony Museum

History is an important part of the present in Webster Parish, where we value our heritage and vow to preserve the things that have made us who we are. Germantown Colony and Museum is one of three sites founded by the Utopian Movement or Harmonist Society in the 19th Century. In 1835, a group from the Economy, Pennsylvania site, under the leadership of “Countess von Leon”, established a colony near Minden. The colony operated on a communal basis for 37 years, finally dispersing in 1871. Of the three Harmony Society Colonies, Germantown was the most successful. In 1979, it was placed on the official list of the Nation’s Cultural Resources Worthy of Preservation by the U.S. Department of Interior. The Germantown Colony and Museum is located 7 miles northeast of Minden on Germantown Road.

The museum is open Thursday – Saturday from 10a – 4p. Admission is free. For information, call 318-377-6061

120 Museum Rd., Minden, LA 71055
318-377-6061

Forests and Fields

Farms prospered on fertile land along the Red River. Cotton, for example, grew well there. Plantations and well-placed gins, thanks to the labor of hundreds of field hands and then sharecroppers, produced thousands of bales of cotton.

Closer to Sarepta, in what is still appropriately referred to as the Piney Woods, it was the combination of forests and flowing water that attracted the first of several generations of loggers. Axes and saw blades, in roughened hands, shaped and continue to reshape regional landscapes, triggering boom and bust cycles all too familiar to local residents.

Sawmills, like their agricultural cousin, the cotton gin, became centers of rural commerce and employment, growing larger and more mechanized with the passage of time. Tall, straight pines emerged from the mills as lumber for oil derricks, railroad ties, siding for boomtown homes, paper and boxes.

LumberJack Grill

Lumberjack Grill provides burgers, country home cooked meals, salad bar and desserts with a nice family atmosphere for dining in or take outs.

26000 US-371, Sarepta, LA
318-994-2018

Main to Main Trade Days

Main to Main Trade Days is a shopping experience that reaches over 50 miles. The route goes from downtown Springhill on Main Street, then travels south to Cullen’s Main Street, crosses over to US Highway 371 and continues south into Sarepta, Cotton Valley and Dixie Inn, the route turns left on US Highway 80 and goes into downtown Minden. From there shoppers are directed back onto Highway 371 to Sibley and the parish line. The event  includes store specials, antique sales, flea markets, garage sales, food vendors, bake sales, church bazaars, etc. This event is held the first full weekend of November, rain or shine.

Muddy Bottoms ATV Park

Muddy Bottoms ATV & Recreation Park was created to provide the surrounding community with a recreational escape not far from where they live and work. Our focus is to appeal to people of all ages. With a very scenic piece of property, extensive research, and vision we began to build arguably the finest ATV and recreation park in the country, offering the perfect outdoor experience.Whether you are looking for the full outdoor experience of pitching tents, building campfires and riding through the mud, or you want to enjoy all that the outdoors has to offer and then wash off and relax in a bed, Muddy Bottoms has it all.

100 Muddy Bottoms Drive, Sarepta, LA 71071

Mullins RV Park

Are you an RVer? This RV park offers 30 spaces with pull through hook-up, 30 or 50 amp service, laundry room, 7-acre stocked pond for fishing and a gazebo near the pond.

5970 Highway 2, Sarepta, LA 71071
318-847-4832

Sikes Ferry Boat Ramp

Launch your fishing boat, canoe or kayak at Sikes Ferry Boat Ramp to explore the exquisite nature of Webster Parish.

Hwy 2 to Fire Tower Road, Shongaloo, LA

Springhill Rodeo

The Springhill Rodeo is the longest running rodeo in the state of Louisiana. The rodeo features team roping, barrel racing, bull riding and more!

1101 Machen Drive, Springhill, LA 71075

Dorcheat Diner

Dorcheat Diner is a southern diner in Sarepta that serves delicious porkchops, mashed potatoes and so much more.

26026 US-371 N, Sarepta, LA 71071
318-710-2003

The Butler House Bistro

The Butler House Bistro is located in the Historical Butler House in Springhill! The Bistro is here to give an unique dining experience unlike any other.

206 Butler Street, Springhill, LA 71075
318-539-2282

The Lumberjack Festival

Arts & Craft vendors, food vendors, free entertainment, a parade, car show, ice cream eating contest, firefighter competition, and timber sports show.

301 W. Church Street, Springhill, LA 71075

The Spring Theater

The Spring Theater is a family friendly environment offering movie show times from 7:00 PM to 10:30  PM.

214 N Main Street, Springhill, LA 71075