RV Parks & Campgrounds in Louisiana

Bayous, beignets, and blues—Louisiana invites you to slow down and savor.

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2 RJourney parks

BEST SEASON

October-April (peak: March-April)

NIGHTLY RATES

$16-$40+ per night

POPULAR ATTRACTION

Creole Nature Trail

DISTANCE TO ATTRACTION

25 min from Lake Charles RV Resort

BOOK AHEAD

3-4 weeks ahead for spring/fall weekends

Stay at Lake Charles RV Resort or Lakeside RV Resort for full hookups, Wi-Fi, and easy day trips to casinos, bayou boardwalks, and Gulf Coast fishing.

Our Louisiana Parks

Bayous, beignets, and blues—Louisiana invites you to slow down and savor.

Lake Charles

☀️
77°64°

Iowa, LA

4.5(401 Reviews)
Starting at $16
BirdwatchingPlaygroundStargazing

Lakeside

☀️
80°65°

Livingston, LA

4.6(729 Reviews)
Starting at $40
Arcade/Game RoomFishingPaddlingSand Beach With Lake SwimmingSwimming

When Is the Best Time to Camp in Louisiana?

The best time for RV camping in Louisiana is late October through April, when daytime temperatures stay in the comfortable 60s-70s°F range, humidity drops significantly, and mosquito activity is at its lowest. This period offers the most pleasant conditions for outdoor activities and exploring Louisiana's unique attractions.
Season
Weather
Crowds
Highlights
Spring (March-May)
Highs 71-85°F, lows 50-64°F
Low
Wildflowers, perfect weather for hiking, festival season
Summer (June-Aug)
Highs 90-92°F, lows 71-73°F
Low
Water activities, lower rates, thunderstorms
Fall (Sept-Nov)
Highs 88-70°F, lows 69-49°F
Moderate
Hurricane risk early, excellent weather late fall
Winter (Dec-Feb)
Highs 62-64°F, lows 43-43°F
Low
Mild winter camping, fewer bugs, Mardi Gras season

How Do I Get to RJourney Parks in Louisiana?

Three distinct regions, each with unique mountain experiences

Lake Charles RV Resort

Iowa

View Park

Driving Distances

Lake Charles 15 min
Beaumont, TX 1 hour 15 min
Lafayette 1 hour 35 min

Nearest Airport

Lake Charles Regional Airport (LCH)

25 min from park

Strong AT&T and Verizon coverage along I-10 corridor, good T-Mobile service
25 ft elevation

Lakeside RV Resort

Livingston

View Park

Driving Distances

Baton Rouge 40 min
New Orleans 1 hour 15 min
Lafayette 1 hour 45 min

Nearest Airport

Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR)

45 min from park

Excellent coverage from all major carriers via I-12 access
45 ft elevation

State-Wide Information

Pet Policy

Both parks welcome pets with standard leash requirements and cleanup policies.

Accessibility

ADA-accessible facilities at all locations.

Nearby Attractions

Creole Nature Trail
National Park

Creole Nature Trail

25 min from Lake Charles RV Resort

This 180-mile All-American Road winds through marshes, wildlife refuges, and Gulf beaches. Perfect for wildlife viewing and photography.

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Sam Houston Jones State Park
State Park

Sam Houston Jones State Park

20 min from Lake Charles RV Resort

Pine forests, river views, and easy hiking trails make this a popular spot for birdwatching and nature walks.

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Percy Quin State Park
State Park

Percy Quin State Park

1 hour from Lakeside RV Resort

Shaded RV sites under loblolly pines and magnolias offer privacy and natural beauty for camping.

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French Quarter
Historic District

French Quarter

1 hour 15 min from Lakeside RV Resort

New Orleans' famous historic district offers world-class dining, music, and architecture within day-trip distance.

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Golden Nugget Casino
National Park

Golden Nugget Casino

15 min from Lake Charles RV Resort

Gaming, restaurants, and entertainment make this a popular evening destination in Lake Charles.

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Frequently asked questions

Hurricane season runs June through November, with peak risk in August-October. Both parks monitor weather closely and provide updates to guests during any potential weather events.

3-Day Cajun Culture Adventure

Experience the best of Louisiana's culture, nature, and cuisine from Lake Charles RV Resort and Lakeside RV Resort as your comfortable home bases.
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Day 1: Arrival & Lake Charles Discovery

Check into Lake Charles RV Resort, then explore Sam Houston Jones State Park for easy hiking and wildlife viewing. End the day with dinner at Steamboat Bill's for authentic Cajun seafood, followed by a sunset stroll along the Lake Charles waterfront promenade.

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Day 2: Creole Nature Trail Adventure

Drive the famous Creole Nature Trail All-American Road, starting at the Adventure Point visitor center in Sulphur. Continue to Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge for birding and gator spotting, then reach Holly Beach on the Gulf for beachcombing and coastal views.

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Day 3: Casino Fun & Departure

Explore downtown Lake Charles' Charpentier Historic District to see turn-of-the-century architecture. Enjoy lunch at Luna Bar & Grill, then try your luck at Golden Nugget or L'Auberge Casino before heading to your next destination.

Insider Tip

Park hosts recommend visiting during crawfish season (March-June) for the freshest local seafood, and always carry mosquito repellent for marsh and wetland areas.

Ready to Explore Louisiana?

Ready to experience Louisiana's unique blend of culture, nature, and hospitality? Our two Louisiana RV parks offer the perfect base for exploring everything from Cajun country to the vibrant cities of Baton Rouge and New Orleans.

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About this park

Where live oaks drip with Spanish moss and bayous hum with birdsong, Louisiana delivers a soulful slice of the outdoors. Paddle cypress-lined waterways in the Atchafalaya Basin, reel in redfish off Grand Isle, or spy gators on a swamp tour. Evenings bring Zydeco rhythms, fresh-boiled crawfish, and fireflies dancing over your campsite. Down here, camping, culture, and cuisine blend as smooth as gumbo.

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About this park

Where live oaks drip with Spanish moss and bayous hum with birdsong, Louisiana delivers a soulful slice of the outdoors. Paddle cypress-lined waterways in the Atchafalaya Basin, reel in redfish off Grand Isle, or spy gators on a swamp tour. Evenings bring Zydeco rhythms, fresh-boiled crawfish, and fireflies dancing over your campsite. Down here, camping, culture, and cuisine blend as smooth as gumbo.

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