Louisiana is not known for its blue waters, since the Mississippi River Delta often muddies rivers and bayous throughout the state. But there are some exceptions—and Toledo Bend is, in our opinion, the most beautiful one. Let’s explore:
Toledo Bend is so gorgeous, there are actually two Louisiana state parks on the reservoir.
Facebook.com / Only in Louisiana / Katyland Photography Campers and fishermen alike can enjoy the facilities at both North Toledo Bend State Park and South Toledo Bend State Park.
The truly beautiful area here is an amazing place to go boating and enjoy the day.
facebook.com/southtoledostatepark It’s the fifth largest man-made reservoir in the United States.
This panoramic photo was taken from the Cypress Bend Resort.
Flickr.com / Dan Thibodeaux This is nearby where the Sabine River used to run, before Toledo Bend was created in the 1960s.
The gorgeous and clear water here is perfect to relax and enjoy.
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And of course, the mindblowing sunsets and sunrises here simply can’t be matched.
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So if you are looking for the bluest water in Louisiana, pay a visit to Toledo Bend in Louisiana, at the border between Texas and Louisiana. We think you are going to fall in love with it.
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Campers and fishermen alike can enjoy the facilities at both North Toledo Bend State Park and South Toledo Bend State Park.
facebook.com/southtoledostatepark
It’s the fifth largest man-made reservoir in the United States.
Flickr.com / Dan Thibodeaux
This is nearby where the Sabine River used to run, before Toledo Bend was created in the 1960s.
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What’s keeping you from visiting ASAP?
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