Adeline Swamp - A Treasure Of Louisiana History

Adeline Swamp stands as a true testament to Louisiana's rich heritage, characterized by its majestic cypress trees, hardwoods, bayous, and sloughs. This swamp holds historical significance as a vital resource for our forefathers who relied on hunting, fishing, and trapping from pirogues to sustain their families for generations. Bordering Lake Fausse Pointe, which offers excellent fishing and recreational activities for families, the swamp features numerous canals leading to two well-appointed duck holes, making it a haven for waterfowl enthusiasts. In addition to great deer hunting opportunities, Adeline Swamp also provides avenues for alligator hunting, trapping, frog hunting, and hog hunting, catering to a wide range of outdoor pursuits. Positioned across from Lake Fausse Pointe State Park, the swamp offers convenient access to Attakapas Wildlife Management Area, a sprawling 28,000-acre public hunting ground, as well as Wax Lake and the marsh, expanding the possibilities for exploration and adventure. Moreover, the current owners' decision to place Adeline Swamp in a Nature Conservancy Easement ensures its preservation for future generations to cherish. This unique and rare gem is now available for sale, presenting a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Louisiana's natural legacy. Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of Adeline Swamp—schedule your showing today and embark on a journey to preserve and appreciate this special part of the state. Property Features: - 10 Minutes from Jeanerette - 50 Minutes From Lafayette - 1.5 Hours from Baton Rouge - Great duck & deer hunting - 2 Duck holes - Deeded access as well as boat access - Borders Lake Fausse Pointe - Great freshwater fishing - Public boat ramp - Just across the lake from Lake Fausse Pointe State Park - Less than a 5 mile boat ride from Attakapas WMA(28,000 acres of public hunting & fishing) - Boat access to Wax Lake - Boat access to the marsh - Alligator hunting - Frog hunting - A true Louisiana swampland tract - Nature conservancy easement in place