Attractions
Here in Downtown Ponchatoula, there is always something to do. We offer a wide variety of attractions that interest individuals of all ages! Check out our list below to learn more about the fun and exciting attractions we have in downtown!
101 E Pine St.
(985) 386-2221
Gain insight about the history of Ponchatoula and the surrounding area at the Collinswood School Museum. The museum offers free admission, a sunny outdoor garden, antique quilts and furnishings, early household and Native-American artifacts, a pictorial and recorded history of the Louisiana cypress industry, and more!
101 E Pine St.
(985) 386-2221
While visiting the Collinswood Museum, check out the statue entitled “The Conservationist.” This statue pays homage to our Native American ancestors. Native American culture played a very important role in the creation of our city. This sculpture was created by W. Binnings.
400 SW RR Ave.
(504) 264-2267
Now open! Experience the thrills and excitement of escaping at The Escape Warehouse. Offering 60 minute games, The Escape Warehouse is a fun experience for everyone! Booking now.
101 E Pine St.
985-386-2221
Next to the locomotive across the street, you will find called “The Lesson.” The sculpture depicts a farmer teaching his young children how to properly stem a strawberry. The young boy shown on the corner of the truck is Homer Chaney. The sculpture was created in Chaney’s honor. This sculpture was created by W. Binnings.
101 E Pine St.
(985) 386-2221
After visiting the Collinswood Museum, walk across the street to our historic locomotive. This locomotive was used by the Louisiana Cypress Lumber company in the early 1900s. The locomotive serves as a symbol of our past, paying homage to our history as a town built by the railroad.
487 SW RR Ave.
(985) 467-0830
They offer 7 sports themed bays where you can pitch axes and a giant court where every guest can play the field and brag about their winning scores. Louisiana Axes has become the venue for everyone. Now offering mobile play options.
146 W. Oak St.
(985) 386-8815
A Quilt Trail is the exhibition of artistic interpretations (painted, mixed media, etc.) of quilt blocks outdoors on homes, businesses, sheds, fences, barns etc. The Ponchatoula Trail is completely located in the south of Tangipahoa Parish. Travel through strawberry fields to the Tangipahoa line on the west, through Ponchatoula and south to Manchac and the serene swamp landscape. See the website for a full list of locations on the Quilt Trail.
147 NW RR Ave.
(985) 370-0930
Visit La Carreta and ask about the Selfie Museum that is behind and wraps around the restaurant!! So many SUPER HIP photo spots for you and your friends to enjoy!
129 E. Pine St.
(985) 467-0500
After eating at Pink Agave, be sure to stop in this old bank vault that has been converted into a cool new selfie room!
220 E. Oak St.
(985) 401-1475
A Non Profit safe space for Creative Artists to perform and show their unique innovative, inspirational, surprising and exciting works. Focused on instilling a positive experience for the community and to enhance interaction and dialogue in the Arts. Open for gallery hours, tours, and special events.