5 Reasons to Visit Lincoln Parish Park

Looking for a family activity that gets your crew out of the house and away from your screens?

1. Have a Family Outing

Looking for a family activity that gets your crew out of the house and away from your screens? Plan an adventure at Lincoln Parish Park! Discover some of the hidden spots along the trails, plan a scavenger hunt, or just take a walk around the lake. The park is an ideal setting for getting back to the basics and reconnecting as a family.

2. RV or Tent Camping in the Great Outdoors

We’ve all been locked up for so long! So experience all the freedom and summer air that the Lincoln Parish Park has to offer in the comfort of your RV, or in the quaint setting of a tent camping weekend!

3. Bring the Kids

Schools out for summer. Let the kids blow off some steam by playing on the massive playground, fly a kite in the open fields, have a picnic, swim in the beach area, fish the streams or ponds, bring a nature classification book and let mother nature be their teacher for a day. The options are as limitless as the space around them, so let the kids explore!

4. Hike or Bike the Legendary Trails!

Whether you are biking one of the top-ranked biking trails in the nation or traversing 1, 5, or 10 of the nearly 20 miles of hiking trails available, there is top-notch outdoor entertainment for everyone hidden within the sprawling 270-acre park. Find the trails on the AllTrails App or ask for a map at the gate.

5. Go Fishing

The lake, pond, and streams of the Lincoln Parish Park hold different types of fish. But the most common type to catch is bream, which is perfect for a beginner fisherman or lady. There are also bass and catfish as well. Bring a pole, hook, and bobber, and stop by the Chevron on HWY 33 about a mile and a half south of the Park for bait!

Want to learn more about the Lincoln Parish Park and its many amenities? Click here to get started planning your outdoor outing, or call (318) 251-5156!

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Michael Stogsdill Bricker