evangeline state park
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We really enjoyed this place. The friendly, helpful, knowledgeable staff and guides made it most interesting. This is real, not Disneyland. The little historical museum in the office area is very well done. I can't remember the name of the young man on the Homestead farm, but he was most enjoyable and interesting! I chewed on my first sugar cane stalk here. :-)
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An excellent presentation about the Acadian people in a real setting with a superb guide. We highly recommed to visit it.
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Visited the park Memorial day weekend. The guides and staff were excellent-- knowledgeable and friendly. The grounds were well groomed even though I understand there has been a significant reduction in staff due to budjet adjustments. It was an enjoyable educational experience of the acadian people and their history.
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My youngest loves to take pictures and this place is awesome for that. Plus it's not a far drive for us. I love the beauty and relaxing atmosphere here.
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I had been to see the Evangeline oak 35 years ago and back then it was just the oak with a fence around it. When we pulled in this time I was surprised to find it is a State Park (thus the fee). Thinking the $8.00 apiece was just to see the oak , we almost left without going in but decided to give it a chance. I'm so glad we did. They have a wonderful museum that gives an overview of the Acadian migration as well as the Creoles (French-speaking colonists). There is a very nice video presentation and at the end the curtains pull back to reveal a wall of windows overlooking the beautiful grounds. We walked down to the Creole cottage where a docent showed us through the house and explained how the people lived and how they added onto the home as time went on. We then headed down to the Acadian cottage which was much more modest. There was a docent there, although he wasn't near as good as the woman at the Creole cottage had been. There is also an area with another Acadian cottage (not accessible) and some other outbuildings. Overall, it gives a good picture of life back then. The staff was very pleasant and we were even offered some homemade bread pudding! If you like history, it will be worth the money.
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very well presented, we looked at a presentation of the early Cajuns, enjoyed the presentation. Saw the wall of all the Acadians family names that arrived in Louisiana.
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I suppose it is not fair to rate this place as poor as we did not go. We drove out but it was locked up tight It is a state park - why is it closed on Sunday? Don't they know it is a weekend and people work during the week? Close a park on a Sunday - what's up with that?
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This site is a beautiful and well preserved southern plantation. The park employees are very friendly, knowledgeable of the history and culture, and dressed in period costume. This place makes you feel like you have gone back in time. A must for any visit to southern Louisiana
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Great tour of the Creole Plantation and Acadian Farm. Park ranger tour guides were very knowledgeable. thank you!
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Wonderful place to understand the history of the area. The staff are very informative. The park is well kept.