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Slidell, LA is an idyllic town located in St. Tammany Parish on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain. It is a popular destination for visitors who come to explore its many attractions, such as the historic downtown area, the beautiful parks and waterways, and numerous attractions like the Bayou Lacombe Nature Preserve and Bayou Liberty Kayak Launch. Visitors also enjoy exploring the city’s many restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. In addition to fun activities, Slidell is known for its vibrant culture and unique charm. Locals love having access to delicious seafood dishes from some of the best seafood restaurants around. The city also has an abundance of natural beauty that makes it a great place to relax and take in nature's beauty. Reviews of Slidell are overwhelmingly positive with people noting how welcoming and inviting the locals are when visiting this beautiful Louisiana city. Visitors have mentioned being welcomed into various local establishments with open arms, whether they be shops or restaurants. People have shared compliments about the wonderful cuisine available at various eateries throughout town as well as praising all that Slidell has to offer in terms of entertainment options and outdoor activities such as kayaking or cycling through one of the many parks around town. With so much to offer, it’s no wonder why reviews of Slidell are so overwhelmingly positive!
based on 8 ReviewsGet to know Slidell with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Slidell
use to live there - 1/15/2012
it is too close to new orleans east where there their crime has spread, had recent robberies. It is no longer nice to live. Sales tax rate has also increased in the parish. If you live there, it is better to do your purchase in mississippi, it is just 15 mins
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housing - 9/12/2008
We are new to this city and state and would like more information as to finding affordable housing for low income
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why you will love Slidell ! - 3/28/2008
I have lived in Slidell all of my life and never grow wery or bored of my enviroment. There are so many different places to see and learn about in Slidell that if you would just take the time or meeat up with someone of the natives and let them take you on a day of experience through our eyes you would never want to
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A Katrina Victim - 11/15/2007
Slidell was the place where people that relied on the New Orleans economy could live in relative safety with good government good schools and low crime. Hurricane Katrina alter the demography, and economy of this community . There were significant of inflow of new residents from other parishes and a general upheaval . many portions of the city are still unrepaired, there are numerous strip malls that have not been
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crime - 7/19/2006
Slidell's crime is on the up rise since Katrina hit and the future is so uncertain. We are thinking about relocating due to all the houses that just sit and haven't been gutted yet. Louisiana in general has very poor
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Pretty town - 4/15/2006
I have enjoyed Slidell more than I thought I would - after 10 years it kind of grows on you. The elementary school for our district is outstanding and even though we're still bouncing back from the storm (and nervously anticipating the next storm season) it's slowly but surely coming
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Was once a great place to live - 3/11/2006
In recent months Slidell has seen a major transformation. The cost of housing has increased drastically, especially in areas not affected by the hurricane. There has been an influx of people, which our roads cannot handle. Traffic is horrible everywhere and at all times of the day. On a positive note, the commute time to New Orleans is actually better than it was pre-Katrina, primarily because New Orleans East in unoccupied. The job market is booming, but this is only in service-related areas. There are very few professional careers in Slidell, save for banks and hospitals, and the situation in New Orleans is still on the mend. Maybe in a few more months it will be better- but then, hurricane season is only a few months away- so who
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