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Houma, LA is a vibrant city in Louisiana filled with many attractions and activities. From the historic downtown area to the endless outdoor adventures, there is something for everyone in Houma. The city is known for its unique Cajun culture and cuisine, making it a popular destination for visitors from around the world. Whether you are looking for an adventure or a relaxing getaway, Houma has something to offer. Reviews of Houma are overwhelmingly positive, commending its friendly people, wonderful food and incredible scenery. Visitors also praise the city's commitment to preserving its natural beauty through conservation efforts and nature trails. It is no surprise that Houma continues to attract tourists from near and far every year.
based on 4 ReviewsGet to know Houma with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Houma
Living in Houma - 1/31/2018
I lived in Houma from 2 years of age until 61. If you love fishing, eating fried/boiled seafood, and enjoy hot humid weather, this is your town. Except for having easy access to New Orleans, there’s not much else to do. The pseudo tv station is good to watch for comic relief and morning prayers are played instead of the news. In 2015 I moved to the Pacific Nortwest and it became very apparent how backwards Houma was and how little there was to do. No trails, no beautiful campgrounds, just heat, humidity, mosquitoes, gnats, and fishing. It was a great town to grow up in but as an adult, pas bon. One more observation living near the Seattle area is the predatory nature of the Louisiana State police and local revenue gathered police. In a short visits to Houma I’ve seen more police waiting to pounce on drivers than in a year up here yet Houma still scores high in crime. Their presence must bring in plenty cash. If you are a fishing nut, check out Houma. If you’re not into fishing,
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Climate - 9/18/2008
Hot summers; significant hurricanes and tropical storms about once every 5
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Low Education Level - 3/3/2008
Many people here stop at high school due to the booming oil industry. They can easily get a job working off-shore with little to no experience. When locals do go to college, there is often nowhere for for them to work in their new field. Thus the cycle
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