This was a good place to spend a night. Close to I-10. There were a lot of workers living there from the hurricane damage. The price was right. I now understand why it is call Sulphur--there is a slight order in the air.They are doing a lot of upgrades to the park. I would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for only 3 days and I enjoyed the ducks! It had a lot of spots and though they were closer together than I like it was fine. It has a big pond, lots of ducks, and has a brilliant glow at night. :) Also within 30 minutes to the Lake Charles casinos. I enjoyed it and would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We chose this campground because of a recent favorable write up in Trailer Life so we had high expectations. As it turned out, it was nothing fancy. They do not accept credit cards; cash or check only. When making a reservation I confirmed that they had “E-mail access in the office”, as their ad claims, thinking there would be a computer setup with Internet access. While checking in I was told there was a room with modem access. I told her I didn’t have a modem with me and she said there was one already in the room. As it turned out, the only thing “in the room” was a simple phone line. I think a lot of locals full time there because between 5:00 am and 6:00 am dozens of pickups left and then returned in the evening, many parking alongside the roadway making them quite narrow. It was a convenient location to visit the Creole Nature Trail which we highly recommend (the trail, not this campground) and there is an excellent Cajon seafood restaurant within a mile or two, The Boiling Point. Washed a weeks worth of laundry; laundry room was clean but half of the washers were older. Did not use the showers or bathrooms. We’ll look for something else next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.