2 Days in Lafayette Louisiana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2021
- We spent 2 yummy days in Lafayette Louisiana. They have amazing food!
I added Lafayette to our cross country adventure after talking to a couple at the Continental Divide in Yellowstone. They said if we were going to Louisiana we should go to Lafayette for the food, that was some of the best advice we ever got. Everything we ate was so delicious. Besides the food, the culture history drew me to Lafayette as well, I love learning about different cultures and the Vermillion Living History Museum was a great place to be introduced to Cajuns and their history.
Music from www.musicbed.com/
I Don't Mind - Instrumental by Into The Ivy
Don't Blame Me - Instrumental by Jacob McCoy
We're All in it Together by Albatross
Poche’s RV park was owned And started by My Grandfather years ago. My uncle sold it a few years ago. It’s nice to see it on TH-cam videos from time to time
I grew up here and it was the best trines of my life
Oh wow that’s so cool your grandfather started Poche’s! The first thing I thought was what a great place it was for families so I can only imagine how much fun you had growing up in the area. What an awesome experience for you.
Lafayette is where I was born and raised. My family is all still there. This made me very homesick! Glad you got to eat at Old Time Grocery and Borden’s! Those are two of my favs!
Aww, to make you homesick. What a special place to grow up, I hope you will be able visit your family soon. Lafayette really made an impression on us and I would love to go back and visit again, in the meantime I have been trying to figure out how to recreate Old Time Grocery's meatballs :)
A friend of mine, originally from Lafayette, invited me on a week long trip to visit his old friends. I’m from the east coast. I loved Lafayette. I’m thinking about revisiting.
Lived there for about 3 years in the late 70s, early 80s. If I wasn't on a rig I was in the Gaslight 3. I remember eating at Soups in Milton and going to (Cowgirls?) after the other bars closed. our apartment was off Eraste Landry and we'd take a keg to the pool on a Saturday. Pretty soon people were showing up with grills, food, music and everything else. It was a great time.
That sounds like an amazing period of time to be there. What great memories to have.
Oh such amazing and beautiful video!!! Thank you! From Argentina!
So happy yall had a good time cher! Merci beaucoup...(Thank you very much)
Welcome to the home of my Alma mater - The University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
Thank you. I actually commented to my husband, that I would have loved to have gone to school there.
The food part was the best part!
On that trip we visited multiple cities in 12 different states, and Lafayette had the best food out of all of them!
“We’re not welcome” LOL instant follow
Loved the 🎶 music! Thanks 😊
Thank you!
Awesome video!
Thank you!
Good video, I am going there in 1 month, thanks.
Thank you. If you get a chance try Buck & Johnny’s in Breaux Bridge, we still talk about our meal there…oh but Olde Tyme Grocery was so good too…I guess you really won’t go wrong at any restaurant you choose there. I hope you have a great trip.
Lake Martin..👍🏽
How was the daiquiri?
cedar’s grocery & deli is a great place by George Rodriguez’s house the blue dog artist
Thanks I love getting recommendations, I will add it to our list.
Did you rent bikes near there? If so, where do we rent them? I am going there in a few days and would love to do that. ❤
We brought our own and also rented one in West Yellowstone, but each entrance town has bike rentals I believe.
Where was that bike trail at?
The name of the bike trail is Atakapas-Ishak Trail. It’s a really short trail, we got on it at the end of Fisher Road at the Vermillion Histotic Village and took it to East University Avenue.
Y’all go check out Chicot state park in Bayou Chicot Louisiana it’s next to Ville Platte y’all are about 45 mins from where Y’all camping at
I will add that to our list thank you so much.
Is this campground in Lafayette Louisiana what is the address I would love to go
It’s about 10-15 miles from downtown Lafayette, in the town of Breaux Bridge. It’s called Poche’s RV Park & Fish-N-Camp 1080 Sawmill Hwy, Breaux Bridge. I loved it there, it was a very unique layout, very family friendly, but also very peaceful in the mornings and evenings. It’s definitely on my list of my favorite campgrounds.