Lake Claiborne State Park, State park in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, US.

Lake Claiborne State Park is a Louisiana state park in Claiborne Parish, built around a large freshwater lake in the northern part of the state. The park has wooded shores, camping areas, rental cabins, and direct access to the water for swimming, fishing, and boating.

Lake Claiborne State Park opened in 1974 on 643 acres in Claiborne Parish. Its lake, a 6,400-acre man-made water body, was formed by damming Bayou D'Arbonne. The park was designed by architect Hugh G. Parker, Jr., of Bastrop, Louisiana.

Lake Claiborne was formed by damming Bayou D'Arbonne, and the park opened in 1974 on 643 acres. The park was designed by architect Hugh G. Parker, Jr., of Bastrop, Louisiana. A Nature Center and interpretive programs introduce visitors to the surroundings.

Lake Claiborne State Park lies 7 miles southeast of Homer on Louisiana Highway 146. Lodging is in 10 cabins and 89 campsites: 67 improved, 20 premium and 2 unimproved. Boats and canoes can be rented, and there is a boat launch, a large swimming beach and a Nature Center with interpretive programs.

Lake Claiborne State Park was designed by architect Hugh G. Parker, Jr., of Bastrop, Louisiana. The park opened in 1974 on 643 acres beside the 6,400-acre Lake Claiborne, a reservoir formed by damming Bayou D'Arbonne. Its entrance lies 7 miles southeast of Homer on Louisiana Highway 146.