We stayed to see the plantation homes, and the receptionist even gave us a card with a free visit. That was the nicest thing I can say about the park. It is on a hill, poor drainage at our site and as it rained very hard, we had alot of mud. All roads and sites are dirt. The restroom/shower facility is old, worn but was clean and useable. The rec area very worn and not much in there at all. It was very quiet. Of course the pool wasn't being used, but it is alittle small. I would stay again for a night or two....not any more. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground agreed to hold camp sites for our state WIT (Winnebago-Itasca Travelers) club for the 2009 Audubon Pilgrimage. After publishing the reservation information for our get together the campground says that now they have a group of contractors in the park and are not accepting reservations for our WIT group. I'm not impressed with their organization or honesty. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New Owner welcomed me with open arms. This was my very first time using my "new" Travel Trailer so I was very apprehensive on what and how to do everything from getting set up to checking out. The weekend manager was so very helpful as well. There is fresh Louisiana Community Coffee and pastries available on the weekends at no charge in the large Pavillion. They have a foosball table, several arcade games and the lake is stocked for those who enjoy fishing. I plan on staying there when visiting the St Francisville area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.