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Haughton is a town in Bossier Parish, Louisiana, United States. The population was 3,454 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Shreveport–Bossier City Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. Lake Bistineau State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By JANET F - CHESNEE
Loved the Cyprus trees in the lake, covered by Spanish moss! The park was clean with many scenic spots for picnics. The Ranger was friendly. Not many people there on the Sunday afternoon we visited, but many areas for hiking, horseback riding, bike riding, boating, and camping. The cabin we saw was located in a very pretty, natural setting. If we lived close, this would be a frequent leisure spot for us, both for an afternoon or camping trip.
2. Margaritaville Resort Casino
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
This listing is for the casino. We also have listings for the accommodation and restaurant(s) on the property.
Reviewed By girlfromtexas - San Antonio, Texas
My husband and I stayed here for 3 days during the week of March 10-13. From check in to check out, things went very smoothly. Our host was absolutely AMAZING! I can not say enough great things about her! Thank you Kim for taking such good care of us!
Our room was nice. We had a few nice touches waiting for us in the room. We also had a nice balcony overlooking the river. I was excited about this because I planned to have morning coffee out there but mother nature had other ideas, so, we just enjoyed the view from inside! lol
We ate at the buffet 3X (had breakfast, lunch and dinner on 3 different occasions). All were very good...breakfast was good, but they were about to put things away and prepare for lunch so not all items were out. They did tell us this before we went in to eat. It was ok. Things were still good, just not a huge selection by that time. Lunch and dinner were very good, in my opinion. The lines were crazy long, so I suggest that if you plan to eat there, go early. Luckily we had VIP entrance and did not have to wait in line, but if we had, definitely go early to cue.
The other restaurant we visited was the roadhouse type one (I forgot the name...sorry). It had a great bar and the food was very good! The bar drinks were great too! We went for breakfast one day and then again for lunch/dinner and once just to get away from the loosing casino floor and had drinks at the bar. We met some great folks there and had a great time chatting with them as well as the fun bartender.
The walk to the shops at the board walk was easily accessible! We went and enjoyed some shopping (well, I did, my husband tolerated it! lol)
The casino floor is nice, and had LOTS to choose from. All they typical casino games as well as table games. Sadly, the games were not at all kind to us, however, we still had a good time trying to win something. I can say, this is the first time we've gambled where after 3 days NEITHER of us won a darn dime! ugh...
We even drove to the horse races and tried our luck there...NOTHING, NADA, ZIP. We could not pick the right ponies for nothing!. Go figure. Just wasn't our time I guess.
The staff, for the most part were nice. There were a few that must have woke up on the wrong side of the bed, because they had serious bad attitude. I just killed them with kindness and moved on. Life is too short for that kind of 'tude. But, like I said, the majority were very nice and helpful. Dealers, hotel staff, waitresses/waiters, valet attendants, etc, were friendly and welcoming.
Well done Margaritaville, Well done. (except for the gambling, lol...)
3. R. W. Norton Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 294 reviews
Museum chronicles more than four centuries of American and European art featuring the works of Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. The springtime sees more than 10,000 azaleas bloom in the museum's garden.
Reviewed By Sharon K
Got to spend an early morning at this Gallery, but had to leave early due to a luncheon they were having that afternoon.
It's a great place to visit with much to offer, not only the art work, but dolls, sculptures and weaponry. A little bit of everything for different interests.
The docents were very
knowledgeable and helpful.
Wished we had planned better and allowed time to explore the gardens.
Will definitely spend more time there on our next visit.
4. Dorcheat Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
The Dorcheat Historical Association Museum is the culmination of a dream that began in the fall of 1974, our organization was formed to preserve the history of Webster Parish. The museum represents a timeline of our area. You will learn about famous citizens and see and hear many great stories of the area. This museum is top notch for a small town. You will be amazed at the quality. You don't want to miss it if you are in the area.
Reviewed By Melodycthomas
This museum seemed to cover every little bit of history in this small town. It went through a terrible year in 1933 with a fire, a tornado, a flood, and other various trials and tribulations. They dubbed it the Year of Disasters. It was quite...MoreThank you for your review of our local museum. Please come again when you are in town. We find out new bits of history everyday.
5. Louisiana Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 775 reviews
The Red River is the picturesque setting for Bossier City's unique shopping and entertainment destination, Louisiana Boardwalk Outlets. Across the Red River from downtown Shreveport, the project's first phase opened in November, 2003, with the state's first Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World. The remainder of Boardwalk opened in May 2005 and joined a vibrant casino district nestled along the majestic riverfront for nearly a half-mile. Louisiana Boardwalk Outlets is the first lifestyle center to open in the state of Louisiana offering outlet shopping, an entertainment district and riverfront dining.
Reviewed By txpackerfan10 - Arlington, Texas
Stopped at bass pro walked around shopping. Not sure how I’d like it when it’s hot but was a nice day.
6. Shreveport Water Works Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Shreveport's first water works was built in 1887. A National Historic Landmark. Free admission.
Reviewed By TypeWriter - Shreveport, Louisiana
This is one of the most unique museums ever. Fascinating to learn of advances in clean water. Really good displays-- and this is the actual equipment. Beautiful Bayou location.
7. Harrah's Louisiana Downs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Home of the Super Derby is a world-class track offering both quarter horse and thoroughbred racing.
Reviewed By gambler2018 - Arcadia, Louisiana
Me and friends went here for a night out. Had a great time. Everyone was very helpful and friendly. So we went back the next weekend. Look like this is going to be our Saturday night place to go.
8. Sci-Port Discovery Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 289 reviews
Sci-Port Discover Center is a 92,000 square-foot science and entertainment center made up of Louisiana’s Space and Science Center, Power of Play Children’s Museum (POP) and Louisiana’s only IMAX® Dome Theater. Louisiana’s Space and Science Center includes over 200 hands-on exhibits, interactive programs and demonstrations and the Sawyer Space Dome Planetarium. POP is a kid-sized Shreveport-Bossier where kids ages 8 and under can learn through the power of play. The IMAX® Dome Theater immerses guests in award-winning films through state-of-the-art technology. Center accolades include Best Science Attraction for Kids in Louisiana, Attraction of the Year in Louisiana, and one of Parents magazine top ten science centers in the nation. Sci-Port is a member of the Association of Science-Technology Centers, the Association of Children’s Museums and the LA Space Consortium. The Center is located at 820 Clyde Fant Parkway on the downtown Shreveport Riverfront.
Reviewed By robertcW501JD
The Sci-Port is actually closed for renovations until January of 2018. My rating does NOT reflect what the display were or will be but rather from Oct through Dec 2017, it is CLOSED.
9. Olde Oaks Golf Club
Overall Ratings
2 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By MAC3844 - Dallas
Traps aren't playable. Some greens very brown but putts still putt fairly true to line. Greens mostly on slow side. No range balls during mid-morning simply because they hadn't been picked since day before. Very limited golf shop. Now, that said, cost is reasonable. Staff is friendly. Courses are challenging. Three courses are there: Meadow - Links Style; Oaks - fairly narrow fairways; Cypress - wide open and a little boring.
This is not like the RTJ Golf Trail in Alabama. It is a privately-owned course on the Audubon Golf Trail in Louisiana and in doesn't speak well for Louisiana golf. This course needs work. The traps should be removed or fixed. The greens need better care. Most people I met said owner puts money into another course he owns, not this one.
This was an average experience. People I met were great. Cost was low. Course was disappointing.
10. Horseshoe Casino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 995 reviews
Take your pick of over 1,500 slot machines, 50 exciting table games and four gourmet restaurants at this huge casino and resort complex.
Reviewed By VegasHopper - Austin, Texas
Although we had played here for brief periods before, I believe this was our first time actually booking a room. Very nice room and we had a very good time playing in the casino. Staff are very welcoming, beverage service is very good, even on two mid-week nights, and gaming was fun. Had moderate winnings at Mississippi Stud, Video Poker, Slots, and Blackjack. Dealers were pretty tight, understandably, about card shows by adjacent players. Not usually a problem unless you’re trying to teach a wife how to play the game. Definitely looking forward to our next visit.
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