LaSalle Parish, located in North Central Louisiana, is a rural region known for its outdoor recreation and history. With a diverse landscape ranging from swampland to rolling hills and mountains, the parish offers hunting, fishing, camping, and bird-watching opportunities. It also features numerous historical sites such as Fort Jesup State Historic Site and the Civil War artifacts at Grant’s Canal. Other attractions include the Poverty Point National Monument, an Indian mound complex built around 3100 BC. The parish is home to a vibrant culture with festivals held throughout the year including the annual Sweet Potato Festival in Jena. LaSalle Parish has something for everyone from nature lovers to history buffs!