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Ruston-Lincoln Parish is a remarkable place to visit! Located on I-20 and Highway 167 in north central Louisiana, this vibrant community is the home to Louisiana Tech University and Grambling State University, more than 100 talented artists, and area attractions unlike any other.
Don't miss a chance to delight in any of our mouth-watering restaurants. Whether its soul food and homecookin', fine Italian dining, soup and sandwich, or five-star surf and turf, Ruston offers a wide variety of delicacies.
While in Ruston, don't forget to shop your way through the historic downtown district. Unique boutiques and specialty shops are a perfect fit for this historical backdrop. Ruston is also home to numerous antique dealers. Discover pieces of your past as you search for treasures in this excellent collection of memories, memorabilia and masterpieces. Before you leave, don't forget to visit the studios of our local artists. With everything from pottery, paintings, wood carvings and intricate iron works to jewelry, quilts and sculptures, Lincoln Parish is home to more than 100 talented artists and their wonderful creations. Visit the Piney Hills Gallery in the Dixie Center for the Arts to view works from several of the artists around the parish.
Lincoln Parish boasts many area attractions and outdoor recreation facilities. Continuing with the historical theme surrounding Ruston, the city is home to the Lincoln Parish Museum, the North Louisiana Military Museum, the Autrey Museum, and Camp Ruston, a WWII POW Camp. In addition to these wonderful historical sites, Lincoln Parish is also famous for the nationally acclaimed mountain bike trails at Lincoln Parish Park and the fabulous fishing at the three state park lakes surrounding the parish: Lake Claiborne, Lake D'Arbonne and Caney Lake.
No matter what you're looking for, Ruston has something for you.
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