Took my children here a while back, had no issues and the staff seemed very nice. I see some…read morereviews here are negative because of social media posts, those "Karens" have thin skin and nothing better to do. The fact remains that this place is a fun place for children, period!

Great place for young kids! They had so much fun! Will definitely go again. The staff was super!read more

I love small towns and Abbeville, Louisiana is a small town that's located in the heart of Cajun…read moreCountry, the people here embrace the culture and are some of the friendliest people you'll every want to meet. I spent (4) days here at a small private RV Park and we couldn't of had a better experience. I always immerse myself in any place I travel so I can take in everything local whether it's the food, the music and all the surrounding things to see and do. Like any small town across America this town has gone through a lot of transition over the years, but much of the town still has plenty of historic features that shows how life was decades ago. Before the crayfish industry exploded rice farming was a huge part of the economy as well as the booming oil field support industries. Although today it doesn't appear to be the transportation hub it once was the Vermilion River runs through downtown, and several canals and coulees run through other parts of Abbeville and is the end of the Louisiana & Delta Railroad's Abbeville Branch, there has been no railroad activity here since April 2020. Prior to 1989, back when this was the Southern Pacific railroad's Midland Branch, the track continued to Kaplan to serve at least one rice mill there, and, prior to about 1978, the track went all the way to Eunice. In 1911, a group led by Frank A. Godchaux Sr. formed the Louisiana State Rice Milling Company in Abbeville, Louisiana, by purchasing 30 rice mills in Southwest Louisiana. This company, later becoming Riviana Foods which was a significant player in the history of rice milling in Louisiana this is definitely a landmark one that many residents of Abbeville would like to see remain intact. I absolutely loved spending time in the area and was able to interact with a few of the lifelong residents here and once you leave the city limits the history of Louisiana continues in every direction. This town is more of a destination for area residents and the surrounding communities - I hope to return here again in the future to explore more of its culture and history...

Great old town to visit lots of history and is the sight of where three movies were made . Really…read moregood restaurants in the area lots of fun.

. Tiny historical…read morepark area, nice large live oaks, gazebo, benches, statuary, plaques, along with some Bayou Teche waterfront. Memorializes both the Acadian Diaspora and fictional, but history-based, Longfellow Novel of same name. There is a small floating dock with pirogue, kayak, & canoe launch a block downstream, same side. The Acadian & African Museums are steps away. Historic B&B, City Hall, P.D., & funeral home nearby. Partly shaded parking on street. Do visit, but don't expect any excitement. . . . . Rick .

The Evangeline Oak and Park should not be confused with the park just down the street. Lovely and…read moreromantic spot. To think of the character Evangeline so missing her love after being chased out of her homeland. This is a nice spot for a walk, a picnic, sitting and thinking about loved ones. Free to walk around for a bit. Look at the water, the bayou and the trees in their knowledge and history.

Nice location and wide open areas convenient to city and nature area. Nice place to relax in…read moreLafayette, LA and get away biking/hiking/walking.

This little gem is hidden away not far from downtown Lafayette. It was a great way to spend the…read moremorning on my way to Texas. A lot of wildlife and nature trails. Camp sites with hook-ups and guided tours are available.

First off - this place need serious help. The women employees are great, but the 2 young men…read moreworking there are full dick heads. You can tell that they couldn't make it offshore so they decided to go here. Their telling you to eat healthy while they eat pizza. The coarse is over kill. I can see having a young guy do 900 stairs but an OIM that's 50 years old is terrible. Half the things that you have to do , you will NEVER have to do offshore. If your heart rate gets to high, you fail and go home. I recommend not sending any employee here. Send them somewhere else . I enjoyed Chanell coaching as she seems to be the only one with any common sense. Again- do not send employees here- out of 15 guys we had 15 bad reviews. Expect to at least be there 3 hours of going up stairs 47 times.

I love the pool!! You can do water aerobics with a class or go on your own and swim laps or do your…read moreexercise routine at your own pace.

I was in Lafayette for business last week and was looking to try out a local CF box while here. I…read moreattempted to call CF Amis but didn't get an answer so i just dropped in about 45m before the class i intended to workout in. The owner saw me walk in and spent the next 5-10m welcoming me, discussing my background, getting the obligatory waiver signed, and accepting my drop-in fee of a T-shirt purchase. Many boxes have gotten away from doing the "buy a t-shirt to cover your drop-in" and i miss it. If you didn't need a T they had a very reasonable $15 fee as a backup. I have been crossfitting for about 8 years, have 4 different CF certifications, and have coached 1000's of hours at multiple affiliates and worked-out at dozens of others under numerous coaches. The coach of my class at Amis (Jeremy) was among the best i have ever experienced. He was attentive, knowledgeable, gave excellent cues, and put together enough extra-curricular stuff to keep us busy for the entire hour. Too many coaches i've worked-out under in recent years are clock watchers or spend the whole workout playing with their phones and this was definitely not the case here. The gym itself is massive by CrossFit box standards and they have sufficient equipment to accommodate a wide variety of CF programming. On the topic of programming i looked at a few of their WODs on their website and of course performed what was programmed when i was there, and they seem to really know their stuff. There are a lot of pretty & polished CF gyms with the latest and greatest equipment that have garbage programming and it was refreshing to find a place that seemed to have their priorities straight...great coaching, welcoming environment/atmosphere, and excellent programming. I only did one workout here, but it definitely won't be my last and i recommend anyone in the area give it a try.

After years of patronage, still the best. Slides reliability service. The best. Always coming back…read moreto you guys for our parties. Thank you!

I definitely love that Parc Hardy has been upkept over the years! Everything is just as I remember…read moreit as a child, and that's both a good thing and also a prompt for minor upgrades. I love that they still maintain the area for the crawfish festival, baseball games, as well as family gatherings! There was a birthday party when I was there recently! Most importantly the park was very clean and safe! There's lots of parking, and the Super 1 Grocery store, as well as Family Dollar, and a couple of other niche stores for your needs. I believe a great addition would be an outdoor gym. They've kept up the area for the kids, but a nice outdoor gym for the parents and older folks would be great! The walking.jogging route is awesome, but there's room for something else that allows people to diversift their workout. We know Breaux Bridge doesn't have many gym options or places that feel safe enough to really get a good workout outside.

A good place to go for a walk and let the kids play. Home of the Breaux Bridge Crawfish festival.read more