AMENITIES INCLUDE:

-Two Bedrooms, one with king bed, one with three roll-away single
beds, and futon in living room
-One bathroom with relaxing Jacuzzi tub and shower
-Fully equipped kitchen including all eating and cooking utensils, -
microwave, stove, refrigerator
-Cable Television
-Air Conditioning and Heating
-Towels and Bed Linens Supplied
-Washer and Dryer
-Privacy Fenced Front Yard
-Fishing Pier Right Off Your Back Door
-Tie Off Your Boat at the Fishing Dock
-Public Boat Launch Just Two Minutes Away
-Unlimited Local Phone Calls
-Hi-Speed Internet Access

Pointe Coupee Parish offers many interesting things to see while
staying at your waterfront cabin. A few historical places of
interest, some which are free to tour, are listed below.

Pointe Coupee Parish Courthouse - 215 E. Main St., New Roads -
Original section built in 1902 of Romanesque Revival architecture;
annex added in 1939-1940; building listed on the National Register
of Historic Places.

Place de la Crois (Square of the Cross) - W. Main St., New Roads -
Public square first mentioned in the 1850s, Union campground in
January 1865.

Pointe Coupee Parish Museum - 8448 False River Dr. (LA Hwy 1) near
Hwy 78, New Roads - First stage of building took place circa 1800 and
second stage circa 1840. Period furnishings and exhibits, tourist
information. Phone 225-638-7788. Open 10am-3pm daily except major
holidays.

St. Mary's Cemetery - Bounded by New Roads, E. Fifth & Court St. -
Cemetery opened in 1865 and contains graves of Confederate veterans.
Phone 225-638-9665.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church - 9795 LA Hwy 418, Innis - Completed
in 1859 and consecrated by Bishop Leonidas Polk. Oldest church
building in Pointe Coupee Parish. Cemetery includes monument to
Confederate veterans of Pointe Coupee. Phone 225-492-2234.

Parlange Plantation Home - False River Dr. (LA Hwy 1) near Hwy 78,
New Roads - One of the most noted antebellum homes with great example
of Creole architecture. Magnificent furnishings and gardens. Phone
225-638-8410, tours by apointment, admission.

St. Francis Chapel - 10364 Pointe Coupee Rd., New Roads - Built in
1895, replacing churches of 1738 and 1760, contains furnishings and
artifacts from 1760 church. Phone 225-638-9665, tours by appointment.

Poydras Monument - 500 W. Main St., New Roads - Monument erected in
1891 over transferred remains of Julien Poydras, noted Louisiana
statesman, educator, philanthropist and poet who died in 1824. Phone
225-638-9792 or 225-638-3800.

St. Augustine Catholic Church - 809 New Roads St., New Roads -
Established in 1923 as the first African American Catholic Church in
Pointe Coupee. School built in 1924. Phone 225-638-7553.

First Methodist Church - 206 Pennsylvania St., New Roads -
Established 1904. Phone 225-638-3910, tours by appointment.

El Dorado Plantation - Hwy 77, between Livonia and Maringouin -
Reputed site of last surrender of Confederate troops to Federals in
entire war in 1865.

White Hall Plantation - 17523 Hwy 418, Lettsworth - Home of general,
state senator and Simmesport founder, Bennett Barton Simmes.
Headquarters of Union General Nathaniel Banks during May 1863 battle
for nearby Port Hudson. Phone 504-378-4320.

Lower Chenal - LA Hwy 416, Glynn - Once the channel of the
Mississippi River Union troops burned commercial steamboat "Hope" in
1863. Remains are said to lie in this waterway.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Cemetery - 9795 LA Hwy 418, Innis - Graves of
Confederate soldiers and monument to Confederate veterans of Pointe
Coupee, erected 1901.

St. Mary's Catholic Church - 348 W. Main St., New Roads - Built in
1904-1907, tower completed 1929. Phone 225-638-9665, tours by
appointment.