Best places: Things to dos in Madisonville, United States

Grassy linear park along the shore of Lake Pontchartrain with a gravel path & wooden gazebo.

👍👍 Gorgeous setting! My friends and I rode our bikes from our lacombe gym to the lakefront and back! (About a 15 mile bike ride round trip) Today (9.21.) the water was super high but the weather was perfect for a long distance bike ride!!! 🚲 We love it here! 🥰 2.8.22 Beautiful this morning for a wa...

This secluded riverfront area with oak trees has wooden play structures, picnic tables & a pavilion.

Waterfront park filled with cypress trees draws crowds for camping, fishing & outdoor activities.

👍👍 The walk was lovely. I seen one venomous snake and one king snake, but it was the king that tried to bite me.

👍👍 St. Peter Catholic Church is a warm, authentic, welcoming, faith filled, proud-to-be-Catholic community! The Masses, preaching and teaching are all always carefully "orthodox". The people are friendly and service oriented. There is no "cry room" but, in line with the community's strong "pro-life"...

👍👍 Cool museum. They do boat building underneath. The venue for events is also nice. Friendly staff.

👍👍 We had went to a art festival. On the way back to the car we took a stroll. just happened up on the gazebo Had a bite to eat and took some pictures.we loved it

👍👍 Great park for parents with young children. Slides, see-saw, monkey bars… That sort of thing. And unlike Atkins you’re not so close to Tyler Street, so you have more room for error as a parent if your child is anything like mine and is fast as a Formula 1 car and never gets tired of running.

👍👍 Pavilion is well kept and in good repair. I enjoyed watching the Perch fish swim from the pavilion. It was relaxing on the pavilion where the wooden bench is. It has a secluded feel and closer to nature. The grass areas were clean. Someone did leave a cheeto chip bag, so shame on them. Tetherball po...

👍👍 Great spot to sit and think about life, people watch and relax.

👍👍 Amazing museum. Fully restored house over 100 years old. Moved from the lake a few blocks back, one of the original homes of the area. The lady working was a wealth of knowledge, and loves her job. Free admission, but they do have a gift shop. Keep places like this open. Come and visit. Check their...