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America’s largest surviving 19th and 20th century sugar plantation complex

 
 
 

A glimpse into plantation life along the bayou

 

With a history spanning more than two centuries, the story of Laurel Valley covers the lives of early Cajun settlers, slavery up to the Civil War, the Reconstruction era and tenant-farmer system, and the industrialization of the sugar cane industry. With more than 50 original structures remaining, Laurel Valley offers a unique glimpse into plantation along the bayou.

Historic village tours are available for those interested.

Please schedule tours at least 48 hours in advance to ensure a spot when booking through the website. For same-day tours, call us at (985) 492-0782 to check for availability.

 

REVIEWS:

Such a beautiful place with a lot of history — good and bad. But a beautiful place, nonetheless.
— Kelsey B.
I am writing to let you know how much I enjoyed a recent tour of your property. My son and I thank you very sincerely for preserving this very important set of buildings.
— Ann C.

For tour times and availability, click on the “Book Tours” link below. Tours must be booked online at least 48 hours in advance to ensure a spot. For same-day tours, please call (985) 492-0782 to check if there are any tour guides available.

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