Ormond Plantation Manor

Ormond Plantation is listed with the National Register of Historic Places- circa 1787.

In the heart of Louisiana's German Coast, Ormond first produced indigo, then became a lucrative sugar plantation. The Ormond mansion view with a nearby structure for the distinction of being the oldest restored plantation home in the lower Mississippi River Valley.

Ormond's architecture is of the French West Indies style, a rare example of the building style of the earliest plantation homes along the Mississippi River.

Ormond is a house of mystery, of laughter, of prestige, and of hard times. Ormond was host to soldiers heading to the Battle of New Orleans. Ormond was bombarded by the Federal Navy, and captured by Federals during The War Between the States. At least one of Ormond's former slaves served with the Union Army.

Today, the Ormond Mansion is on a 16 acre site. The 300 year-old home is available for guests to enjoy the history, hospitality, and grandeur of the Old South.

Contact our sales department for planning parties, from formal to casual, themed and general. Weddings and receptions are our specialty. Ask about our Horse & Carriage entrance option when you book your wedding package! We also host Club luncheons, Office parties, Private dinner parties, Banquets, Company picnics, Birthday parties, and have Private meeting rooms available.

The Plantation now has a restaurant open Monday-Friday from 11:00am-2:00pm. Come enjoy the cuisine of Chef Richard.

On the top floor we have several amazing rooms available to accomodate overnight guests. Overnight stays include unlimited touring of the plantation, a bottle of wine, a fruit & cheese tray, and of course a spectacular breakfast prepared by Chef Richard.

Your dreams are our specialty, and your satisfaction our top priority.