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Stay at Woodland Plantation, a historic antebellum home on the Mississippi River, and enjoy southern comfort, cuisine and culture. Explore the marsh and wetlands, fish for redfish and other species, or host your event at this unique venue.
Woodland Plantation is a historic site on the westbank of the Mississippi, built in the 1830s by a river pilot and a pirate. Learn about its sugar cane plantation, slave trade, and restoration as a country inn with nine rooms.
Woodland Plantation is a historic and scenic property on the Mississippi River, offering five unique buildings for lodging and events. Enjoy the natural beauty, wildlife, and cuisine of this unique setting just 40 minutes south of New Orleans.
Woodland Plantation is a restored 1834 sugar cane baron's home with five buildings on 50 acres of natural habitats. It offers accommodations, weddings, fishing, and tours along the Mississippi River, where it was featured in a Currier and Ives painting.
The plantation is the primary site of the 1811 Freedom Fight of the Enslaved (The German Coast Uprising), where over 500 enslaved people organized and fought for their freedom, engaging in a march throughout Louisiana's River Parish.
Woodland Plantation - A Country Inn, Port Sulphur: See 61 traveler reviews, 80 candid photos, and great deals for Woodland Plantation - A Country Inn, ranked #1 of 1 B&B / inn in Port Sulphur and rated 4 of 5 at Tripadvisor.
9 lip 2024 · The Woodland Plantation House sits near the banks of the Mississippi River in LaPlace, La. The raised creole-style building with a rusty tin roof and wide front porch has Black owners for the first time. The site is historically significant because it's where one of the largest slave revolts in U.S. history began.
