Red River National Wildlife Refuge

150 Eagle Bend Point, Bossier City, LA 71112

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About the Business

Red River National Wildlife Refuge, located at 150 Eagle Bend Point in Bossier City, Louisiana, is a park and tourist attraction that offers a variety of wildlife-based recreational opportunities. Visitors can learn about the diverse wildlife that inhabits the refuge through exhibits at the Visitor Center, explore over 5 miles of trails, and participate in hunting and fishing activities.

The refuge is comprised of four units in the Red River Valley, each offering unique habitats for wildlife such as bottomland hardwoods, cypress sloughs, and shrub/scrub swamps. Refuge staff work to manage and provide wildlife habitat while also offering recreational and educational programs for the public throughout the year.

Visitors can access hunting and fishing regulations brochures online or pick up permits at the Visitor Center in Bossier City. Whether you enjoy hiking, paddling, or simply observing nature, Red River National Wildlife Refuge is a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Please note that the refuge does not guarantee compliance with Accessibility Requirements and does not endorse external websites.

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150 Eagle Bend Point, Bossier City, LA 71112, United States

318-742-1219

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Hours open

Monday:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Tuesday:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Wednesday:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Thursday:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Friday:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Saturday:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Sunday:

Closed

Reviews

Keith Sams:

"Awesome place to bring the family for a hike and enjoy nature. You can get some beautiful photos of lake Caroline as well."

almost 11 months ago

Dylan H.:

"This was an amazing find on our part. Recently got into biking and our first day out we discovered this place. There are several trails to walk or ride bikes down at this park and everything is well maintained. When you get off in the trails it's very peaceful. There's benches scattered along the trails for you to sit and enjoy the peace and quiet."

1 year ago

Jacob Khan:

"Absolutely love this place. It's so quiet and relaxing. The trails really give you peace of mind and a chance to meditate. The sounds of the river flowing and the birds really make this a place to be"

almost 2 years ago

Caleb Pedersoli:

"I went here and walked for a long time today. The main trails had great views and there were even trails off of the main path that were closer to the river. The trails go on for miles through the woods and alongside the river. It was quiet and serene. Overall, great facility and I will come here again!"

almost 2 years ago

Madelyn Mazurek:

"This is such a gem! I love all the hiking trails and educational resources. They offer a variety of different nature centered education classes (free or paid!) Not to mention I love the concept of the nature play area for kids! This is a beautiful area that you could easily spend hours at!"

almost 2 years ago