Natchitoches Historic District
No admission feeStroll brick Front Street past shops and boutiques overlooking the Cane River Lake riverwalk in Louisiana's oldest town.

An alligator park near Natchitoches, Louisiana, with hundreds of alligators and hands-on animal encounters.
380 Old Bayou Pierre Rd., Natchitoches, LA 71457 · Natchitoches, LA
Gator Country Louisiana is a park on about seven acres just outside Natchitoches that describes itself as the largest alligator park in the state. Visitors can watch alligators from covered walkways and viewing platforms, attend live feeding shows, and take part in animal encounters. The park also has a petting zoo, a shallow wading pool with baby alligators, a reptile house, and a gift shop. It hosts birthday parties, field trips, and seasonal events.
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