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Lake d'Arbonne
Lake D'Arbonne is a 15,250-acre lake located in Union Parish, Louisiana. It is a popular recreational destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The lake is fed by the D'Arbonne River and is surrounded by the Kisatchie National Forest. The lake is home to a variety of fish species, including largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, and bream. The lake is also known for its excellent duck hunting opportunities. The lake is managed by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and is open to the public for recreational use.
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User Reviews
Danielle Clack
I brought 3 young boys and my teenage son. Pool was nice and water was cool it wasn’t crowded. The rules are a little strict (only allow bottle water and no toys) but I’m sure it cuts down on the place getting trashed. They do need to implement a dress code there were a couple of girls in thong bikinis. I’m fine for a bikini but cover at least half your bottom.
Rick kaffer
We stayed for 10 nights and we had a good time the trails could be maintained better but still nice they have several fishing docks they rent kayaks as well and there's a swimming pool
mark sisinyak
We live in Alaska and travel the southern states in the winter time. We have now stayed at this park twice and thoroughly enjoy the park, local community and the fishing. The staff there is unequalled and leading the charge is the campground host, Bill and his wife Rhonda. They are not only ambassadors for this park, but for the state of Louisiana. The nicest most professional folks you can ever hope to run across.
Amy Phelps
We have been here several times to stay in the cabins in the fall. It’s always beautiful. This time there was an extended “draw down” on the lake to clean up invasive species and such I guess. Maybe combined with a lack of rain? It was still eerily beautiful.
Ginger Adams
Would have been higher if the water was higher. Drought has taken its toll. BUT, the park and facilities were great. We only did a day visit, so didn't stay. Tennis courts, disc golf and great pavilions throughout. The restrooms were very clean. Definitely a go back park! Pictures are of the low lake level.