Nightlife
Date NightCoushatta Casino Resort
FreeLouisiana's largest casino, with a 100,000-square-foot gaming floor, two hotels, an 18-hole golf course and an RV park.
State guide · Louisiana, USA
Things to do across Louisiana
Casino resort and Coca-Cola history across Louisiana
- Nightlife
- Museums
- Sport & Outdoor
- Sightseeing
- Nearest airport: AEX, about 36 miles
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Museums
History BuffBiedenharn Museum & Gardens
Under $25Historic riverfront home, English gardens and a Coca-Cola museum built by the drink's first bottler.
Sport & Outdoor
Outdoor AdventureKisatchie National Forest
FreeLouisiana's only national forest, with longleaf pine hills, bayou paddling, wilderness hiking and camping across 604,000 acres.
Sightseeing
History BuffNatchitoches Historic District
FreeStroll brick Front Street past shops and boutiques overlooking the Cane River Lake riverwalk in Louisiana's oldest town.
Sightseeing
History BuffPoverty Point World Heritage Site
Under $25Walk or ride a tram past 3,000-year-old earthen mounds and C-shaped ridges built by Late Archaic people.
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About
About More of Louisiana
More of Louisiana gathers destinations across the state, including Kinder in the southwest and Monroe in the northeast. Coushatta Casino Resort in Kinder is owned and operated by the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana, with a gaming floor, hotels, an RV park, and an 18-hole golf course, Koasati Pines. The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens in Monroe preserves the home of Joseph Biedenharn, the first bottler of Coca-Cola, along with the ELSong Gardens, a Coca-Cola museum, and a Bible museum.