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Lincoln Parish Park (Lincoln County Park)
Lincoln Parish Park is a public park located in Ruston, Louisiana. The park is situated on over 200 acres of land and features a variety of recreational activities, including a lake, walking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and a disc golf course. The park also offers a variety of educational programs, such as nature walks, bird watching, and fishing classes. The park is open year-round and is a great place to spend a day outdoors with family and friends.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Amber Burnett
Beautiful park with trees everywhere. I nice hub with some flowy trails for bikes. 8 mile-ish xc bike trail with some mild climbs. Scenic areas for photo taking. Beach front by the lake. I can’t wait to come back!
Sean Newell
Beautiful park with awesome bike trails including new downhill flow trails. Great campsites. Tent sites even have water and electricity at every site. Good bathroom / shower house close by. Great place to spend the day or the weekend.
David Million
Wonderful place to camp. Bathrooms, shower, electricity and water! Clean bathrooms too. Plenty of trails to wander through. Paved and unsaved. Bike trails too! Ducks to feed. Kayaks to play on and im sure something we missed.
Angél Miller
Peaceful, clean and comfortable jewel of a campground. Easy access off interstate but secluded with lots of trees surrounding a beautiful lake with large sites. While the bulkhead sites are nice, the other sites are filled with shade.
Robert Stevenson
This is actually a local park for us only 40mins away but had never been to the campground area and only to the park area for weekend birthdays on and off over the years. Got a new camper and decided to take it for its first outing here for about 5days. Campgrounds are very nice, with all camper sites having electric, sewer and concrete pads. The bathhouse in campground could use improvement, was extremely hot and suffocating. Even though all camper sites have sewer we do not take baths in our small camper. Most sites are very shady, though not much escaping the midday hot Louisiana sun for the ones by the water for a few hours but 🤷♂️. Extremely nice trails thought most of all the trails through the woods are manly only for bikers but the kids enjoy walking them even in 100° 🫠heat index. Speaking of over 100° heat index we were very disappointed (with 2 small kids and a baby) to find out that the park DOSE NOT open its little beach area but 2 days a week, this being Saturday & Sunday. 🗣NOT even for campers! PLUS it only opens at NOON (the heat of the day). This was an extrem let down being we did not know this and was a reason for picking the park for the kids during the week. I'm afraid i can not recommend the campground area during the summer for for families with kids, be more of a fall/winter for kids. Because of this I can not give it a 5 start Rating.