Bogue Chitto State Park

The park extends across 1,786 acres of land, featuring cypress-tupelo swamps, hardwood forests, upland forests, and multiple streams through natural landscapes.

The name Bogue Chitto comes from the Choctaw language, reflecting the Native American presence in the region before the establishment of the park system.

Local families gather at the park throughout summer for traditional activities such as tubing down the river and organizing community events in group facilities.

The entrance fee is $3 per person, with free admission for seniors over 62 and children under 3, while camping sites include water and electrical connections.

Fricke's Cave presents sandstone formations shaped by water erosion, which visitors can observe from designated boardwalks within the park grounds.

Location: Louisiana

Website: https://lastateparks.com/parks-preserves/bogue-chitto-state-park

GPS coordinates: 30.76753,-90.15731

Latest update: May 18, 2025 05:21