1. Denham Springs Antique Village: A treasure trove of affordable antiques, Art, hard to find collectibles, unique gifts, handmade sterling silver jewelry, and so much more is located in the Historic downtown Village of Denham Springs, Lousiana.  The "Antique Village" is located only two miles from Baton Rouge, easily accessible from Interstate 12, Florida Blvd. or a relaxing Sunday drive via one of the many scenic country back roads.

2. Tiki Tubing: There's nothing like going down the river on a hot summer day, yes, we call it tubing! It's fun for the whole entire family. Float down the river and enjoy nature while tiki tubing! Visit their website for more information as far as pricing goes and the whole tiki tubing adventure.

3. Train Station Thursdays: Come on down every Thursday night and gather around the train station in Denham Springs. It's a great time that offers music and more!

4. Bass Pro Shop: There's a new store in town and people are loving it. If you like to hunt, fish, and do the outdoor thing, you really need to take the time to visit the Bass Pro Shop in Denham Springs, La.

5. Golf-Do you like to play golf? Livingston Parish has a wonderful semi-private golf course called Greystone. It's a beautiful golf course which includes a practice tee and a pitching green.

6. Tickfaw State Park: The adventurous can explore the park's 1,200 acres that include backwater swamps, and dark-watered sloughs that form the wetland network created by the Tickfaw River.Periodically the park site serves the region by detaining floodwaters when winter and spring rains overflow the steep banks of the Tickfaw River. These periods of occasional flooding offer a unique opportunity to educate visitors on the importance of periodic flooding in the cycle of life that makes wetlands an invaluable habitat and breeding ground for wildlife and fisheries.

7. Floating Day Spa & River Cruise: You and your party will cruise down the Tickfaw River, out to Lake Maurepas and surrounding waterways on your own private Seventy-Five foot Spa Boat, relaxing and enjoying Spa Treatments or just passing a good time with family & friends. Enjoying good Food and Cocktails, and listening to relaxing or party music.

8.Wanetiri Lakes: Nestled on the banks of the Amite River in Greenwell Springs, Louisiana, (near Baton Rouge) Wanetiri Lakes welcomes you, families, and travelers to enjoy 111 acres of lush forests and landscapes, scenic views from banks of a private 37 acre spring-fed freshwater lake surrounded by ancient cypress trees, two natural sandy beaches, camping, and a variety of recreational and horse riding activities offered no where else

9.Livingston Parish Farmers Market- Homegrown fruits and vegetables. Delicious homemade foods and crafts. 7 am to 12 noon Saturdays For more information call Ray Gill at 225-505-3993 New Covenant Church parking lot on Hwy. 190. (Florida Blvd.) across from McDonalds

10. Spring Park: Come learn where the "Denham Springs" name orginated at Spring Park. This park is located on River Road in Denham Springs. There is a trail which leads to the spring and then to the Amite River.

11. Creole House Musuem: an authentic Creole cottage that features artifacts relating to the French heritage of the area.Located on LA Hwy 16 in French Settlement behind the municipal building, the museum displays photographs and other records that document the history of the town. Also on display are early furniture, clothing, household items and other. The museum is open the fourth Sunday of each month from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.  or by appointment. Admission is free. Contact Mercy Lobell at (225) 698-9886.

12. Carter Plantation: Carter Plantation, south Louisiana's exciting new golf and residential resort community. Originally deeded as part of a Spanish land grant, Carter Plantation has been through many transitions during the course of its history. Today, history continues to be made as the property is transformed into a community we'd like you to consider your home, whether you're visiting with us as a resort guest or living with us as a neighbor.

13. Laser Gravitation Wave Observatory: Livingston Parish is one of the sites for the National Science Foundation's Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO). This prestigious research station, in collaboration with Cal-Tech, MIT and LSU, is at the cutting edge of gravitational physics research and laser technology. LIGO is dedicated to the detection of cosmic gravitational waves and the harnessing of these waves for scientific research. It consist of two widely-separated installations within the United States, this one near Livingston, and the other at Hanford, Washington, operated in unison as a single observatory..Tours of the facility are available on Fridays at 3 p.m. with no advance reservation necessary. Saturday morning tours are available by special appointment. Schools and special groups can book appointments any day.For information, call the site administrator at (225) 686-3100.