It was largely destroyed by farming and little is known about it. It was the first bridge in Louisiana listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is open to pedestrian traffic only. This Creole cottage houses a museum and tourist center. It was built between 1800 and 1820, and the museum interprets the lives of early settlers of Avoyelles Parish.
Boat launches are available.
Kincaid Lake offers picnicking, swimming, fishing, a campground and boat launches. No hunting is allowed. The 15,000-acre migratory bird refuge offers wildlife observation, fishing and limited hunting. The site is of archaeological significance due to buried evidence of a Native American culture that flourished approximately 2,000 years ago.