Oak Alley Plantation Hours and Admission

Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, Louisiana sprawls along the banks of the Mississippi River. Designated a National Historic Landmark, knowledgeable historical interpreters paint a picture of life for the free and enslaved men, women, and children who once resided here. Guides also share the story of the land itself from being a sugar plantation, investment property, and cattle ranch to the present-day historic site that’s dedicated to preserving the past.   

Whether you tour the antebellum mansion and poignant slavery exhibit on a day trip or stay overnight at the Oak Alley Plantation Restaurant & Inn, the plantation is a significant destination that sheds light on the realities of the past.

Here is some additional information to help plan your visit.

Oak Alley Plantation Hours

Open Daily: 8:30 am to 5 pm
Closed: New Year’s Day, Mardi Gras, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day
Oak Alley Plantation Admission With “Big House” Exhibit

• Adults (18 – 64 years)                                                                  $28.57 + tax
• Youths (6 – 17 years)                                                                   $10.14 + tax
• Infants and Toddlers (0 – 5 years)                                                $0
• Seniors (65+ years), Military Adults, AAA Members with ID         $25.81 + tax
• Military and AAA Youths (6 – 17 years) with ID                            $9.22 + tax

Oak Alley Plantation Admission Without “Big House” Exhibit

• Adults (18 – 64 years)                                                                  $25.81 + tax
• Youths (6 – 17 years)                                                                   $8.75 + tax
• Infants and Toddlers (0 – 5 years)                                                $0
• Seniors (65+ years), Military Adults, AAA Members with ID         $23.28 + tax
• Military and AAA Youths (6-17 years) with ID                               $7.84 + tax

Oak Alley Plantation Dining and Accommodations

The Oak Alley Plantation Restaurant & Inn is adjacent to the historic site.

For additional dining options and hotels/lodging in the area, please visit Oak Alley Plantation’s official website.

Planning Your Visit to Oak Alley Plantation

• We recommend purchasing Oak Alley Plantation tickets online in advance.
• Arrive at the ticket booth 30 minutes prior to your “Big House” tour and allow 30 minutes for the guided mansion tour.
• The historic site is entirely accessible except for the 2nd floor of the “Big House.” A video tour is available for guests who are unable to climb the 22 stairs to the upper floor.
• Allow at least 2 hours for the self-guided tour of the plantation grounds, slavery exhibit, as well as various other exhibits and points of interest.

• Service animals are permitted, but pets are not allowed on the property.