Louisiana’s 5 Quietest Towns

Lafayette, Louisiana (KMDL) - In Louisiana, places like New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and Shreveport have quite a bit of hustle and bustle.

While this sort of fast pace living can be found all across Louisiana, not everyone is looking to live in fast forward.

If a slower day-to-day lifestyle is something you're looking for, you're in luck because Louisiana has quite a few options if you're looking for a quieter, more laid back life or even a quick, quiet getaway.

7 Quietest Towns In Louisiana

Part of what makes Louisiana so great is that the Pelican State has so many different things to offer that there's literally something for anyone to fall in love with.

Louisiana's incredibly diverse culture and all that comes with it is what we're known for across the world.

Something else Louisiana has to offer are towns all across the State that offer a slower, quieter lifestyle.

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The folks over at worldatlas.com have put together a list of "The Quietest Louisiana Towns" and to be honest, we're 100% in.

From worldatlas.com -

"Some of these towns also boast lively festivals, jazz-filled nights, and mind-calming outdoor venues.

The experience will feel like throwing one's shoes, switching off the phone, and grabbing a front-row seat at a mythical Pleasure Island."

When you're ready to turn off the world for a while, or maybe even permanently, below are Louisiana's quietest towns to get away from it all.

1. St. Francisville, Louisiana

Although it's technically part of the Baton Rouge metro, St. Francisville is just outside the hustle and bustle of Louisiana's fast paced State Capital.

St. Francisville is obviously known around the U.S. for being the home of one of the most haunted houses in America, The Myrtles Plantation, but St. Francisville has much more to offer than ghosts if you're looking for slower, quieter lifestyle.

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2. Abita Springs, Louisiana

According to wikipedia "as of the 2020 United States census, there were 2,631 people, 1,010 households, and 636 families residing in the town."

Abita Springs, Louisiana is known being the home to the Abita Brewing Company and Abita Springs, a natural spring that produces the artesian water used in brewing Abita Beer.

3. Eunice, Louisiana

Located in St. Landry and Acadia Parishes, Eunice is a town of a bout 10,000 residents.

The home of Louisiana State University at Eunice, Eunice, Louisiana is also home to the Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

If you're looking for a slower pace, Eunice can offer that.

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4. Leesville, Louisiana

As of the last U.S. census, Leesville, Louisiana is home to 5,649 people.

Known for it's historic downtown district, Leesville is also know for being home to Fort Johnson, formerly known as Fort Polk.

Located in Vernon Parish, Lessville is a nice, quiet town for a more laid back life.

5. Zwolle, Louisiana

From worldatlas.com -

"Fun, outdoor spots within the precincts of town include the Toledo Bend Reservoir, a top-notch venue for fishing, camping, and swimming; San Miguel Bayou; and the nearby Loring Lake. So, what makes Zwolle one of Louisiana’s quietest spots? It has to do with its setting among pine forests and away from major highways."

Do these Louisiana towns have you craving a quieter life? Check out even more over at worldatlas.com.