Jennings: A Town With Unique Blend Of Hospitality
The “Cradle of Louisiana Oil” for Jennings is the largest supplier of oil in the Louisiana since 1901, averaging almost 7,000 barrels a day. This parish seat of Jefferson Davis Paris is located in the middle of two major cities in Louisiana, Lafayette and Lake Charles. The town was named after Jennings McComb, an Irish contractor of the Southern Pacific Railroad. The diversity of people at Jennings, LA has brought a taste of everything and all aspect of influences is very evident today across all areas of this small community. Visit the town by plane and arrive at New Iberia-Acadiana Regional Airport.
Best Time to Visit
The best months to visit Jennings, Louisiana are during the months of April to May where weather is warm making an ideal time for outdoor recreational activities. But because these months are considered the busiest and hotel prices are most expensive, booking ahead of time at Jennings, LA hotels is a huge advantage. Tourists who will be visiting on Tuesdays can join the “Turn It Up Tuesdays” a musical event, held every Tuesday at Founder’s Park.
What to Do & Area Attractions
There is a lot of things to do in Jennings. A visit at the Oil and Gas Park is a great stop for an awesome experience of relaxation. Tourists should also visit the Zigler Museum for a stunning display world-class colonial era artwork. The nearby museum, Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum will take tourists a glimpse of Cajun French music. After a day whole exploration of the city, relax at the Hampton Inn & Suites Jennings, and the Days Inn by Wyndham Jennings.