With over 20 state parks in Louisiana, you’re never too far away from getting outside and exploring one. There’s a particular park that you’re sure to love, so let’s take a look at Cypremort Point State Park – it’s sure to become your new favorite summer destination.
You can find Cypremort Point State Park in St. Mary Parish, overlooking Vermilion Bay.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook It’s the perfect destination for anyone in search of some outdoor adventure.
The 185-acre park has it all: excellent fishing, a man-made beach, pavilions for gatherings, boat launches, and more.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook The half-mile stretch of beach is perfect for sinking your toes in the sand and catching some rays.
There are six cabins available to rent if you’re looking to make a weekend out of it.
Wikimedia/Louisiana State Parks You’ll have some stunning views from your porch!
Water activities are popular at Cypremort Point State Park.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook Waterskiing, windsurfing, and sailing are all common activities out here.
And, of course, fishing.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook Visitors can fish or crab from the pier and the surrounding areas. For those looking for a challenge, the Bay leads out into the Gulf where you can fish in deeper waters.
And the sunsets? Spectacular.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook I don’t know if there’s a better state park in Louisiana to watch the sunset.
Plan a trip to check out this underrated state park as soon as possible.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook It’ll quickly become your new favorite spot!
Cypremort Point State Park is located at 306 Beach Lane, Cypremort Point, LA 70538. For more information, check out the Louisiana State Parks website here.
Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook
It’s the perfect destination for anyone in search of some outdoor adventure.
The half-mile stretch of beach is perfect for sinking your toes in the sand and catching some rays.
Wikimedia/Louisiana State Parks
You’ll have some stunning views from your porch!
Waterskiing, windsurfing, and sailing are all common activities out here.
Visitors can fish or crab from the pier and the surrounding areas. For those looking for a challenge, the Bay leads out into the Gulf where you can fish in deeper waters.
I don’t know if there’s a better state park in Louisiana to watch the sunset.
It’ll quickly become your new favorite spot!
Have you ever been to this underrated park? What’s your favorite activity? Let us know in the comments below!
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