- PJF Farm Lodge
Situated within the Bayou Chicot and Bayou Cocodrie watersheds, PJF Farm is home to spectacular seasonal wildlife communities associated with three major ecoregions and six individual habitat types that commingle with 1,600 acres of rice and crawfish production areas Please contact us at 337-322-6916 to schedule a tour (Tues –Fri, Feb–Nov)
- Our Legacy — PJF Farm Lodge
PJF Farm is home to spectacular seasonal wildlife communities associated with three major ecosystems, six individual habitat types, and one of the largest mixed wading bird rookeries in the state of Louisiana
- Cabins — PJF Farm Lodge
Enjoy the great outdoors from the Lodge’s spacious front porch, outfitted with rockers and swings made here in Evangeline parish Take a walk on our Lodge Trail Loop, fish, or kayak in Perch Pond - all just steps away from the Lodge
- Farm — PJF Farm Lodge
pjf farm Presently in its third generation of farming, the Fontenot family produces over 32,000 barrels of long grain rice, annually Douglas C Frugé II, grandson of Percy J Fontenot manages the farm shipping rice across the globe to feed the world
- Lodging — PJF Farm Lodge
PJF will have multiple lodging options for this event including cabins and campsites Please inquire about available sites as we have several that are not listed on our website For overnight accommodations, please contact us at 337-363-1830
- Camping — PJF Farm Lodge
Farm Our Legacy camping rv spots Pipeline Road RV Spot #1 55-foot max capacity | back-in spot Features: · full hook-up including electricity, sewer, and water PJF Farm Lodge PROPERTY 4703 Cazan Lake Road, Ville Platte, LA 70586 337-322-6916 | pjffarm@percyinc com CORPORATE OFFICE 1313 Lafayette St , Lafayette, LA 70501
- Recreation Activities — PJF Farm Lodge
The PJF Farm Fishing Club at offers private memberships to its three lakes: Indian Lake, Ty Lake, and Old Lake With its two bayous, four lakes, and 1,600 acres of rice crawfish production, you’re never very far away from water at PJF Farm
- Conservation Efforts — PJF Farm Lodge
All of our southern Louisiana landscapes were built and shaped as a direct result of Ice Age events Unlike the Appalachian Mountains, for example, which arose about 480 million years ago, the land upon which PJF Farm sits is only about 20,000 years old
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