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Grand Ecore Visitor Center - Vicksburg District, US Army Corps of Engineers

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Discover the captivating history and natural beauty of Grand Ecore Visitor Center

03/04/2026

Grand Ecore Visitor Center will be closed to the public on a daily basis until further notice.

If a group would like to visit, please leave a Facebook Message with an email or phone number to schedule a tour. Our staff will need at least a two weeks notice.

Thank You for your support of Grand Ecore Visitor Center.

12/18/2025

Grand Ecore Visitor Center will be open Wednesdays and Thursdays 10:00AM- 03:00PM on a temporary basis. For large groups, please leave a Facebook Message with an email or phone number to schedule a tour. Our staff will need at least a two weeks notice.

Thank You for your support of Grand Ecore Visitor Center.

12/13/2025

We all know the Twelve Days of Christmas, but have you heard of the Twelve Days of Water Safety? This festive holiday jingle is not only fun to sing, if you follow its tips, it could help save your life! All together now, on the 1st day of water safety, a park ranger showed to me… Happy Holidays and !

12/10/2025

Welcome to Water Safety Wednesdays! Did you know that after you’ve fallen into cold water, that’s 70°F (21°C) or less, it’s nearly impossible to put on a life jacket, or even hold onto one? In approximately 10-minutes you won’t be able to move your arms or legs, so by dressing in layers, including wearing a life jacket over a dry suit.

12/06/2025

Welcome to Safety Saturdays! When out enjoying your favorite waterway this winter, be prepared for what might happen. Wear a properly fitted life jacket, dress in layers for the water temperature (not the air temperature), and take extra clothing in case what you are wearing gets wet.

11/29/2025

Welcome to Safety Saturdays! More waterfowl hunters lose their lives to drowning each year than to gunshot wounds. Whether you’re hunting ducks or just crossing the water, wear a life jacket and use your engine cutoff device every time. You’re a boater, even if your boat’s just part of the hunt.

11/28/2025

Throwback Thursday: we're only going back a year or so to this post from Northwestern Division to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving.
We hope you have a ... dam good Thanksgiving* holiday 😊

*No turkeys were harmed during the making of this AI-generated photo illustration.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! Even turkeys know how to stay safe this Thanksgiving! Before you head out on the water, grab your life jacket so you can come home to those you love. Enjoy the holiday season, safely.

11/22/2025

Welcome to Safety Saturdays! Cold water doesn’t give second chances. Even strong swimmers can struggle to survive after falling in. Protect your story and the people waiting for you by wearing a properly fitted life jacket whenever you’re in, on, or near the water.
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11/13/2025

We will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 19th. We will resume back to normal business hours on Thursday, Nov. 20th.
We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27th. We will resume back to normal hours on Friday, Nov. 28th.
We apologize for any inconvence this may casue.

10/25/2025

Welcome to Safety Saturdays with Grand Ecore Visitor Center!
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wants to make sure you stay safe this weekend. Please be mindful that it’s not only the air temperature that drops but also the water temperatures as well. Make sure you wear the proper gear when having activities near the water.

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106 Tauzin Island Road
Natchitoches, LA
71457

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+13183522248

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