Church Point, LA Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Over the past several years, the town of Church Point has focused on developing quality of life areas. This has included the addition of several new parks while also improving the existing parks. They also expanded their Town Hall which, upon entering, welcomes guests with a vast collection of historic items and community information. If you are in the area, stop on by for a visit, and they will be happy to share specific sites of interest to visit.

The Buggy Town Playground was built in 2008 through private donations and fundraising, and is located in the city park. It is surrounded by mature trees, benches and a couple of small pavilions. This Mardi Gras and Cajun themed playground is open to the public at no cost. The playground features swings, slides, a climbing wall, bridge, and much more. Its a great place to host a birthday party, family gathering, or just enjoy the great outdoors.

If you are looking for a place with great food, then you will want to give this place a try. El Centinela is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week with a daily lunch special. The food is always great and the service has always been quick and friendly.

Rural St. Landry Parish is dotted with executive estates such as this, along with crops of sugar cane, rice and crawfish, not to mention farms with cattle and horses. There's plenty of elbow room for those who love the country with fresh air and wide open spaces. It's not uncommon to come across coyotes and wild pigs in the more remote fields, where burros are often kept as a "coyote repellant". Come home to country in rural St. Landry Parish, Louisiana!

The scenic beauty of the countryside surrounding Church Point in St. Landry Parish is lush. This rural area is dotted by executive estates as well as fields producing sugar cane, rice, crawfish and more. If you yearn for fresh air and wide open spaces, rural St. Landry Parish is the place to be. North of I-10, but still way down South!

I love visiting the quaint community of Church Point in rural Acadia Parish, located adjacent to the St. Landry Parish line. Around 1770, the first settlers built their homes on the banks of the Bayou Plaquemine Brulee. Prior to the settlers arrival, the area was frequented by the semi-nomadic Attakapas and Opelousas Indians who used the area for their hunting and fishing grounds. The now self-proclaimed Buggy Capital of the World, Church Point hosts an annual Buggy Festival in early June where one can witness the joie de vivre and Cajun/Creole customs first hand. L'aissez les bon temps roulez!