Nice park. Hosts were friendly. Campground across the road from the beach area. Swimming pool closed at about 8PM which was a disappointment for us as we pulled in around that time. We stayed only one night. We would stay there again if traveling through. Restrooms and game rooms were clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed in the newer pull thru sites at the front of campground. Nice lighted pedestals containing the electric and cable hookups. Pull thru sites are all on large crushed stone - no grass. Nice level sites. Some of the speed bumps have been removed. Office staff was friendly and helpful. Close to Treasure Bay casino. Train runs in back of campground - we didn't hear it very much. We would go back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

First time staying there. We stayed a month for $375. Was the only park available, but we will return. Clean park overall - they were working on sites and it rained a lot when we were there so there was mud on the road. Sites are grass; no patios. Friendly staff. Park is close to casinos and we ejoyed our stay. We are going back this year because of the staff and proximity to the ocean - it is right across from it. Negative was the utilities that 4 rigs share - which means 2 rigs have the utilities on the wrong side of their units. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We really enjoyed Cajun RV Park. The facilities are roomy and very clean. We also learned alot about the area through the staff. We are looking forward to going back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Only reason we stayed here is because other campgrounds were full. This place catches the overflow from some of the other campgrounds. Like all campgrounds in Biloxi it is next to the railroad. The 3 AM train blows the whistle right behind the place. The hookups for our site were on the curb side of the rig. There are speed bumps all through the campground. Not good for motorhomes becaue they are not all perpendicular to the roadway. Causes flexing of body. Scary. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Were told that trains came by occassionally. We were parked on the track side and trains came by all night long, every 10 to 15 minutes. Permanents park vehicles at vacant sites. Otherwise sites level, park mostly clean. Staff could be improved in attitude. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a good two day stop at Passport America prices. The pool was clean and ample sized sites. The casino shuttle picks you up at the office. We had no trouble entering from the east and leaving towards the west. The train could be a bother if your on that side of the park. We will go back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the first park that has received positive ratings on this site that we were disappointed in. The park has several full timers whose sites are very trashy and unkept. We visited park in 40' motorhome. The sites are concrete with grass but narrow. The electric post is on the patio side of site while the other utilities are on driver's side. The site appeared that a snowbirder had left & site was not cleaned-I picked up cigarette butts, broken glass & tie wraps. Many people had to partially park their tow or towed vehicles into roadways which made maneuvering a big rig difficult. I had to back out of the site when I left-luckily the 2 sites behind me were vacant. A train track is within only a few feet of the campground and is active all day & night. Sleeping was very difficult. We understood why the office had a "no refund" sign. The park is a 1/4 mile from a beautiful white sand beach. Several casino shuttles provide transportation to several local casinos. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean park - is situated behind a motel turned apartments all owned by same people. The husband and wife team that manage the place are quite friendly. Not the easiest place to find, but the sites are good sized and level. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is very nice and well cared for. The place is always clean and looks very nice. A Cajun family from La. owns park and do a great job to see that you are happy. We stop here a lot on our way West on I-10. Biloxi is also very nice place to see. We camped here in a camper.

We were surprised to find this expensive park nearly full in mid January, but we saw many Lincoln and Cadillac toads next to ultra-expensive rigs. Concrete streets and pads; sites very close together. Major airplane noise from nearby Air Force Base. Meticulous landscaping; gardeners with screaming leaf blowers several hours a day. Train noise. Small pool, no hot tub. No rigs older than 10 years allowed. Lots of dogs, but we noticed no barking. Propane available on site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Well maintained park. While sites are wide enough, the park feels very crowded. We could see in the windows of those next to us, and out your widows is a wall of RVs almost blocking out the sky. The facilities are very nice and landscaping great. The WiFi did not seem adequate for the number of users in the park. Often couldn't get on or once on were dropped, and then couldn't get on again. Train noise is significant, and so are jets from nearby Air Force Base. We have blackout shades and this is the first time that it was so bright in a campground at night that the blackout shades could not blackout the light. Also, two years after devastating hurricanes, Biloxi and Gulf Port are still in great need of rebuilding and getting rid of all the rubble. It looks like a war zone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great park. Almost all sites are back in. Very clean. WiFi included, but did not start working until our second day there. Will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a truly beautiful park, with meticulously-maintained landscaping, stately trees and a lovely pool. The owners have made maximum use of their property, giving the impression of spaces too close together, but each concrete site is wide enough for a rig and a vehicle parked side-by-side and plenty long with a landscaped area in between. They have free cable TV and free Wi-Fi, although they are still working out some kinks with the Wi-Fi. The laundry is spotless, and they have a limited amount of RV and grocery supplies for sale in the office. They are not far from some train tracks, so you will get the train noise, but there is not much road noise. While we were there, the owners even treated everyone in the park to a shrimp boil one day at lunch! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very neat, attractive park, easy parking, good interior roads. Only complaint was the wifi was slow, slow, slow and would drop you offline frequently. Other than that, a great place to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful, well maintained park. The staff went out of their way to be helpful and to accomodate us on a very busy weekend. We especially enjoyed the very large grassy space in the front of the park as it gave us a nice area to exercise our dogs. We will return to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice, new park, however, very expensive. The spaces are a bit small in length if you have a MH and a toad. The pull thrus require you to unhook and park your toad in the parking space provided. Had I known this, I would have opted for a back-in and saved some money. The grounds are pristine and the Wi-Fi & cable work well. The rate shown is the "special" rate and I was told the normal rate for a pull-thru is $55 night. When I tried to use Passport America, they refused to honor it, even through they are in the PPA book and on the web site. We have paid more for a site, but that was in downtown New Orleans, about 3 blocks from the French Quarter, not Biloxi, Ms. Although tents are not allowed, we saw something that looked like a tent on steroids, with a window AC hanging out the side and electric cords running to the pedestal. For what you get for the $$, we won't be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful campground. Although it is basically on blacktop the sites have grassy area in between. Landscaped with palm trees and flowers. Each site had two benches that you can put together and make a table. The pool refreshing. I believe this campground is fairly new. With Katrina's destruction still very present in Bilouxi Gulf Coast this was a great find. Within walking distance to the Beach Blvd. - (20 mins on foot), but nothing to really see there. The casinos are nearby. I would definite stop here again if I was in the area, once things get build backup. The office staff was very friendly. - Free coffee too. WIFI connection was very good. Family friendly, but no planned activities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean, well-maintained. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Location is excellent and very convenient to Biloxi casinos. Suggested route from I-10 is South on Cowan Road to Pass Road, East (left) on Pass to campground. WE WILL RETURN. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very pleasant park, relatively new, about a year +/-. Laundry room clean and excellent machines. Would recommend highly and definitely return. Owners very diligent about pet rules, thank heavens. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A small RV park but excellent. All concrete slabs, very clean restrooms. Very nice pool. Free coffee at office. Nice gift show, but pricey. Very quiet with many local restaurants close by. Manager very helpful in giving directions and restaurant recommendations. Well landscaped. Highly recommended. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An incredibly beautiful & well maintained LUXURY RV park. In fact, it was so nice I was afraid that our kids (5 & 7) would mess something up. Post Katrina, the coast is still a mess. This park is new since Katrina. I believe it was a trailer park before. The new owners have really put some money into this place. The whole place is beautifully landscaped - palm trees, azaleas, crepe myrtles, liriope. The pool is heated, although it was still a little bit cool for Easter week. The bathroom was cleaner than mine at home, and I pay someone to clean my bathrooms. The paint, tile & decor was beautiful. Only draw-back - they ask that dogs are walked in the doggie area - which is at the back of the park (not a far walk). It's low and mostly sand which is hard to get off of little paws. It would be great if part of it was fenced in to let my dog run around freely for a little while. This is NOT a campground - it is a LUXURY RV park. No tents, and I don't think they'd allow pop-ups. Our kids enjoyed the pool, and riding their bikes. Oh - and another kind of draw back. The place is SO well lit at night, that the light would wake us up and we actually thought it was morning. I would sit up & lift the window blinds to see if it was am or pm. But then again, this could be a "pro" for those wanting extra security. I've highly recommended this place to my in-laws & other adult RVers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice campground with concrete interior roads and sites. Great for people going to the casinos but the area is still recovering from the hurricane. The workers were very helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

In this case, you get what you pay for. It is a nice, well planned, easy to maneuver concrete road /pad park. Sure, there are trees and grass, but the roads are wide, and the sites are good width and length. A great place just minutes from the casinos. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is nicely landscaped and meticulously maintained. The sites are all paved, with space to park your TV or Toad beside your rig. The WIFI was good, the bath house was spotless, but the pool was quite small. Just wish they had more kid amenities -- no playground, basketball court or game room. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice new park. Sites are very close together, but very clean and concrete paved. There are lighted hook up posts, and a great laundry facility. We would love to visit for a week, after the area finished rebuilding from the storms. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice new park for visiting Biloxi, Gulf Port, etc. Sites are close together, but clean and paved. There are lights in hook up post which is nice if you arrive late. Great laundry facility. Clean showers. Small pool was open, but it was too cold to swim when we were there. Staff was very accomodating when I kept calling to delay our arrival date. We would camp here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is clean, very well landscaped with some shaded spots. We stayed for a month for $535.00, which included all hookups and free Wireless Internet in our Coach. Majestic Oaks is located just minutes from the beach and centrally located in Biloxi. Gulf Port is just a few miles down the Road. We found great restaurants at the Beau Rivage Casino, a world class destination by itself. Both the bathrooms and laundry facilities were some of the best we have seen. Enjoy!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owner and office staff were very nice. The lake is beautiful and my children enjoyed the paddle boats. There are still a few "live in" campers there from Katrina, which could stand to be cleaned up and maintained. The park could use a bit of cleaning in the rear of the campground, yet renovations are continuing and the new RV pads seem to be more spaced apart. New teen center and playground are in the works for this summer. Mini golf was nice. We will be going back soon. Park is actually members only, yet has been temporarily public since Katrina. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice Coast to Coast campground near the casinos in Mississippi. It appears they have done some repairs since we were last here 2 years ago. Several new concrete sites, nice pool with a hot tub as well as a lake with paddle boats and putt putt. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice facilities. Ten minute drive to casinos, and staff was very knowledgeable on special deals in town. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Campground appeared to need a good cleaning...limbs, leaves,etc...right off I-10 so you could hear the traffic all night,,other than a nice place to spend a couple of days We camped here in a Motorhome.

The noise from the interstate was not a problem on sites up close to the office. In back I can see it as a problem. They have a very very small pool. A lot of what appears to be permanent residents. It's a nice park overall visually. The staff was not talkative and I thought their face would break if they smiled. They did not seem happy to be there. A little pricy and extra $ for the modem. There are other choices in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This place is, to put it charitably, a dump. Sites are not level, place needs maintenance, we could smell the sewage treatment facility, and it was noisy, noisy, noisy. Too many other good places to stay nearby to even consider this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was this most awful park I have ever been to. The Owners and people that worked there aren't friendly at all. As a matter of fact, rude would sum them up. The park itself was not very well taken care of. The grass was uncut and the sites are very crammed together. If you enjoy some nice scenery, don't come here. The scenery consists of a conjested interstate. The park is right next to it and the noise is awful. If you have kids, this is not the place to come. Also, it's a fifteen minute ride to the casinos which includes getting back on the interstate to get there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice park with a new addition across the bayou with 30 new sites. The "older" section includes level pull thrus which easily handle a 40' 5th and toter. Decent laundry facilities. The newer section are all backins, again level and wide and easily handling big rigs. Each site in the newer section backs up to the bayou and has nice views. The park is on the south side of I-10 and suffers from a fair amount of road noise. It is, though, our favorite Biloxi park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Overall, a nice campground. There are limited amounts of trees but Katrina is responsible for that. The sites are very level. The bathrooms/showers were clean. Lots of hot water. We did not use the pool. The casinos are close by but you do need a car to get around. The only problem what we had was that they left a note on our door while were gone stating that we had not paid enough for all the people that were staying with us. We had paid for 4 and actually had six. However, we told them when we checked in that we had six people and assumed that they would have charged us the right amount. They apologized and ultimately did not charge us the extra amount which we would have gladly paid had they not been ugly about it. But is was kind of rude to leave a note on our door stating we still owed more money. I would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed from May thru July. Excellent location across the street from white Gulf beaches. Pool and park was kept clean. Staff picked up our garbage bags every morning. (The owner had no plans to repair the hot tub though). The game room is run down. They did have a lot of long term campers in the back and it got a bit rowdy some nights. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground itself is not that bad other than being tightly packed. The staff is very nice and courteous and the sites are level. The sites up front are dirt and the ones in the back are dirt with a little gravel and grass. Our problem with the campground was the train track which joins the campground immediately to the rear. All night, every night, long trains come lumbering down the main line with their horns blaring at each crossing. It sounds like they are inside your RV. Not once but at least a dozen trains a night, all night. Worst two nights of almost sleep we have ever experienced in 25 years of camping. All campgrounds along Beach Boulevard have this problem. But, I never will again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Arrived around dark but appeared to be very nice park with easy access to beaches and casinos. Casinos provide shuttle service. Only problem was the freight train that managed to pass within 25 yards of the campground about every 1.5 hours all night with horn blasting all the way through Biloxi. $22.15 w/GS discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have to say that I was not impressed. The signs to the place consisted of the back of a park bench at a bus stop. The other signs were so small that we drove by the place and it was very difficult to get turned back around. The staff was friendly, but the gal who checked us in, needed some MAJOR dental work done. The sites were fairly level, lots of shade, but the site we were in was extremely tight. We had to wait for two other people to leave or move their rig, so we could get ours out. The train going through at all hours of the night was quite an experiance. I wouldn't go back again. We saw several other campgrounds with a lot more room just down the road, with bigger signs! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The people there were extremely friendly and we had an enjoyable stay there. It is just across the street from casino's and you can call for a ride when you are ready to go. If the office is not open when you need to call for a ride to the casino there is a pay phone in the breeze way and a list of numbers provided for you so you will still be able to call. They also provide trash pick-up at your site, you do not have to walk it to a dumpster yourself. I would definitely stay there again. We camped here in a camper.

Many nice shaded, level pull thru on grass. Gulf beaches across the highway are not visible from 99% of the sites and crossing the highway on foot to get to beach would not be recommended. Nearest casino is Treasure Bay, about 2 miles west. As are all the beach road cgs, this one is adjacent to the railroad tracks and the train that rumbles through at 2-3am, complete with horn, feels and sounds like it is invading your RV. Not only no office modem hookup but owner is quite dismissive of the idea. Location of utilities on some sites is strange - some curb side and some requiring a 30'+ sewer run. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.