The Denham Springs center is approximately 6 miles east of BREC Oak Villa Park and 8 miles east of Mall at Cortana.
Louisiana is known for its brilliant Cajun sun, which supports exceptional weather 222 days out of the year, on average. The high temperature during the summer months of June and July can easily reach into the '90s. This time also has the most rainfall. Although temperatures are quite warm, this is a fairly slow month for tourism making it an ideal time to enjoy the many outdoor activities the city has to offer at lower rates and fewer crowds.
During the spring, temperatures average in the '80s, also making it a pleasant time to visit although a little cooler although this time of year receives significant precipitation. Spring ranks second behind fall as a busy time of year for tourists. As a prime peak season, hotel rates are generally higher. It is recommended that you make reservations ahead of time to guarantee room availability.
During the fall, the temperature high is around 90 degrees with a low of 68 degrees resulting in a pleasant climate. The fall months do receive significant rain and snow several days each month.
The high temperatures during the winter averages out to around 70 degrees with significant rain and snow. During this time, hotel rates are generally lower, rooms are available, and peak season crowds have gone home.
Overall, the estimates for the best time to visit Denham Springs note February as the first choice followed by March and then July.
America's Best Value Denham Springs-Baton Rouge offers guests an exceptional location a short distance from area attractions, dining, shopping, and points of interest. Its proximity to major interstates provides quick and easy access to destinations such as Louisiana State University, the Baton Rouge Zoo, and BlueBayou Waterpark.
Enjoy your stay whether for business or pleasure in a clean and spacious room fitted with complimentary Wi-Fi, cable TV, coffeemaker, mini-fridge, microwave, and comfortable bedding. Start the day each morning with a delicious continental breakfast before heading out on business or on a sightseeing adventure. We have a 24-hour-front desk to handle any of our guest's needs.
Guests enjoy extra savings with discounts for seniors, corporate rates, and discounts for AAA and AARP members.
Candlewood Suites Denham Springs offers money-saving deals to guests with discounts for seniors, AAA, and AARP members. It is conveniently located near major highways and airports providing easily accessible transportation options.
Guests have several amenities that make their stay more pleasant such as the gazebo and grill area for an impromptu meal, laundry facilities, the Candlewood Gym, stocking up on items from the Candlewood Cupboard, and a state-of-the-art business center.
Each room is designed with guest comfort in mind to accommodate all need with a fully-equipped kitchen in the suites featuring a stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, and a microwave. There's no need for takeout or going out when everything you need to prepare a meal is at your fingertips.
Service with a smile and a dash of Creole flair can be expected at Days Inn Denham Springs-Baton Rouge East. The hotel is located near major attractions, points of interest, and entertainment options making it a prime destination for families. Amenities include an outdoor pool, 24-hour business center, shopping on site, and 24-hour security, and nearby shopping options at Corner Square Shopping Center and North Park. For the kids, there's Kidz Korner Playland.
Denham Springs is a short 12 miles from Baton Rouge where more fun activities await those of all ages.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Denham Springs has much to offer such as Lake Faussse Park with lush forest set amid the Atchafalaya Basin The park has many activities to choose from including hiking, picnic area, and camping sites. Another gem in the park system is Chitto State Park. Located about an hour and a half drive from the spring, it is home to a diverse and expansive river system.
Bogue State Park has 1,728 acres of forested land and diverse plant life. Visitors can hike through beautiful rolling hardwood trees and upland forests while stopping off at one of the many gurgling streams flowing through the park. Visitors can select from among the 11 lakes surrounding the park to explore the area by kayak or canoe. Visitors also can enjoy a leisurely boating excursion, go swimming, or drop a fishing line.
Explore Fricke's Cave that was created by sandstone spire. Some of the sandstone sculptures stand over three-feet tall and have been part of the cave for many years. To keep the sandstone sculptures safe, wooden boardwalks have been erected to prevent damage.
The Rural Life Museum at Louisiana State University gives visitors an up-close look at over 30 historic buildings such as general store, grist mill, kitchen, sick house, one-room schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, and a large collection of artifacts depicting rural life. The open-air museum is a working tribute to Louisianans.
Located in Baton Rouge, the Magnolia Mound Plantation sits majestically as it did when it was constructed in 1791. The plantation at one time presided over a 900-acre operation. Step back into history as you tour the mansion and its outbuildings that contain antiques, furniture, art, and clothing that depict the lifestyle of that era. The historic plantation is an accredited museum with exhibits and displays of artifacts from the past.
For a variety of entertainment options in one location, visit The Shaw Center for the Arts. The multi-use center is the focal point for many of the venues providing entertainment such as concerts, musicals, Broadway plays, symphonies, and more. For the performing arts, The Manship Theater features headliners from Carnegie Hall with performances with the state symphony orchestra.
The New Venture Theater is also housed at The Shaw Center for the Arts. Guests can enjoy live performances that focus on cultural diversity, acceptance, and awareness. The theater serves as a learning center offering classes and workshops for creative minds and partner with over 1,000 local artists representing a slice of America's diverse culture.
The Shaw Center also houses an impressive inventory of visual arts including sculptures, etchings, and more displayed at the LSU Museum of Art and the LSU School of Art Glassell Gallery with displays of contemporary art on exhibit by artists from around the country.
From kayaking scenic winding rivers and springs to hiking and watching a Broadway play, Denham Springs has plenty of entertaining options to offer. Whether you're bringing the family, coming with friends, or coming along on a business trip, Denham Springs is a refreshing oasis of classic Louisiana style.
Below are reviews of the city of Denham Springs, LA from an actual visitor's perspective.
Nice place to stop before finalizing our move to Baton Rouge. Smaller community but still a lot to do. Also had dinner at a GREAT seafood restaurant up the street.
A lot of food varieties very close to the hotel!
Nice city with plenty to see and do.
Had a blast!
Much safer than staying in Baton Rouge. Close to delicious food choices and entertainment for the kids!
Plenty to see and do!
Good area, everything is within a mile vicinity.
The restaurants we ate at were great!
Food and atmosphere!
I'm from here and am active duty (11 yrs so far). Coming home for me, with all of Louisiana's quirks and such, is the best feeling in the world. I cannot wait to retire and come home.