We pulled in this afternoon to find the office locked with no notes on how to contact the owner nor what to do if they weren't there. We couldn't tell where they put RVs as it looked to be pretty full already with most of the park single wide long term owners. Someone drove by and said they'd go get the owner and 15 minutes later they came back and said the owner had been notified they had a customer and would be over shortly. We hung around for another 20 minutes, walked through the park and decided to leave. I give them a zero for not being foresighted enough to have provided contact information or at the very least, instructions on where to park if no one was around. We were tired, hungry and wanted to get settled in for the night, not waiting around for hours. We won't be back. - User3326

We used Passport America discount. Older park, needed grass cut, small sites, friendly people, new bathrooms, showers and laundry. Nice pub within walking distance.(Culpeppers). Would really question ability to handle large rigs. OK for short stays. PA site says fire rings, none seen. - retiredgeezer

Calm and quiet city park. Camp host was always available and a great guy. No facilities. Club house that we didn't explore. Sites clean and fairly level. Large with lots of space in between. Full hookups with 30 and 50 amp. Most of the sites have firepits, ours didn't. We backed up to the woods and were wakened at night with hooting owls. Lots of bird-watching in the park itself. Feels like a state park in terms of beauty and privacy, but with full hookups and very good wifi. Verizon signal strong. - jenshick

We stayed at Abbeville RV Park in Abbeville, Louisiana for a few nights. Nice city park with full hookups, $24/night. Friendly and helpful park host. The Tabasco Factory and Rip Van Winkle Gardens are worth visiting. Beautiful Cajun country. Great local food. Palmetto Island State Park is another good option for the area, but 10 miles further out from stores and restaurants. We would stay here again. - drfife

Nice quiet park but only 1 mile from town. Park has full hookup, no showers or restrooms. If you're looking for a park to just relax, this is the place. Park hosts were friendly, informative, and accommodating. - George-Michelle

Fantastic find! Very peaceful and quiet country setting. We really enjoyed staying a couple of nights here and seeing the bayou country. Easy to get to, about 1.5 miles off of Hwy 82. No amenities here, but sites are back-in, flat, gravel, full hook-up with great water pressure and steady electric. Open sky for satellite dish and shade trees at the rear of the sites. The owner may be the nicest guy in all of Louisianna! He's not on-site, but will swing by if he knows you're coming (or already popped-in). - Full-Time Roamers

This is a great little park off the beaten path and set in the corner of a pasture. A unique little rustic park with level sites and the perfect location for sightseeing in Cajun country. Ask them about their alternating crops of rice and crawdads and get a tour of the farm. This place is charming and unique. We will stay here again. Rate reflects a Passport America discount. - Mike Neighbours

The owner seemed very nice. We arrived after dark and were not sure which of the two available sites to take as there is no office at the park. We pulled into the field by the park and our tow vehicle sunk into the soft ground. We called the owner and he met us onsite. We should have called him first to get the run down of the best way to get into the sites. After backing into the road and then backing into the park we got into the site. The hook ups all worked very well and the park is very quiet. The park is definitely out of town and there are no bathroom facilities but it was comfortable. We stayed on the Passport America rate. - Sixontheroad

Plain gravel parking lot with RVs squeezed in close but this park is not about looks. It is about Betty the owner and her other guests. Gotta live it to believe it. We spent 4 nights, met the nicest people, shared food, laughter and fun with Betty and her guests. A funtastic time for our first Cajun country visit. - Kts22

I have to repeat on previous comments: The owner is THE reason for staying here. Sites are all gravel, full hookup, very tight. You won't have any reason to complain, though. With planned group activities, 4:30 Happy Hour, and so much to do in the area, you won't have time to worry about it. Had rain for two days, but sites dried quickly. Wish we could stay longer and we will on our next visit. This is such a wonderful little RV park because of our host. - Susan White

This is the most friendly park we have ever stayed at. We have been full-timers for seven years and have been in 100's of parks. The CG owner herself is a native and knows the area so well. She will help you plan for any side trips

There is happy hour every day at 4:30 and you will meet the nicest people. - palamine

One of the nicest state parks I've been to. The sites were large and fairly private, walking trails were short but fun and the local wildlife was plentiful. The grounds are very lush and peaceful. The hosts picked up trash at least twice a day and kept the place immaculate. The free laundry was in good shape. Showers/bathroom also very clean. There are plenty of bear warning signs but also watch out for the feral pigs. I don't know if they're aggressive or not but hearing them snorting at you as you're walking through the woods is a bit unusual. Please note the roads around this park can be pretty horrible. I found this common through Louisiana. I would highly recommend you follow the directions listed on the park website to get in and out of the park. I followed my GPS on the way in and it was extremely rough. I followed the park instructions on the way out and it was well worth the extra 15 minutes travel time considering how much better the roads were. Site accessibility (Easy to get to. Roads inside the park were great. Level sites) - 5 Campground location (Good location if you want something remote. Fairly close to Lafayette for bigger town stuff and Abbeville for small town stuff) - 4 Nearby amenities (Everything you could need was nearby) - 5 Site Privacy (Spacious sites and fairly private) - 4 Campground amenities (Free laundry, trash cans near every site, clean bath/showers) - 5 Dog friendly (Great walking loops and plenty of space) - 5 Activities (hiking, biking) - 5 Cost ($18/night for 50 amp W/E) - 5 Staff friendliness (Very nice and helpful staff) - 5 Connectivity (Good signal w/out a booster for both ATT and Verizon with good download speeds. Great OTA) - 5 Total rating = 4.8. - mjessie

A very clean park with level back-in sites. Bathroom and shower facilities are clean. Free laundry at the comfort stations. Sites are private. We really enjoyed our stay. - The-Lamberts

The newest park in the Louisiana system, Palmetto State Park is about as good as it gets. I think everyone of it's sites back up to a canopy of tropical vegetation. Nice separation between sites. Two very clean bathrooms with FREE laundry facilities. Abundant wildlife in park. We saw deer, hogs, raccoons, armadillos, and rabbits. Very quiet during the week. Nice biking throughout the park. - smitty12

The staff is Incredibly rude, took the enjoyment out of the stay. Park looks good until it rains and then it floods. Water covers the roads. Roads have huge pot holes. Bathrooms appear to be clean but are small and dark. - Articrob

As stated in prior review, park is set back from the road which is a big plus in this industrial area. Also, the side and back have a solid 8' fence enclosing park. Did not use Wi-Fi, but was told it was central down near washer/dryers. Some sites are really big, they have several sites they set aside for overnighters and they were not as big, but OK. - Bob and Inga

We stay here when we are in Lafayette. A lot of work is being done to clean up, trees trimmed so Satelite works on most sites. Close to good food. No pool but who cares I don't come to Lafayette for a pool. If you use Silver Sneakers Snap fitness is about 1/2 miles, I need to work out after all the food. Go to BJ's for a Shrimp PoBoy and fries. You won't be disappointed, about 1/2 mile. - User2314

Spent one night at this park and while the park manager was friendly and nice, will not stop again. Traffic noise was so loud you felt like you were in the median strip on the highway and did not let up until after 10:30 or so. It appeared there were a number of old and abandoned RVs parked there. Since our camper has no bathroom, we had to use the shower and restroom, and they were in bad shape. There was a plunger by the toilets which were not functioning properly, no exhaust fan of any type that I could see for the showers, and not clean. That experience taught me to look at the bathrooms to check them before parking there. - Travellite14

This park accepts Passport America, which is the rate I paid. This isn't a "destination" park, with pool, dog run, kid's playground, etc. I used this park as a home base for exploring the Lafayette area. It is on Route 90, and you'll get traffic noise, but it certainly didn't bother me. While I was there, the owner was having the laundry and bathroom building painted inside and out. He has been working on a solution to bring Wi-Fi to the park, but has had trouble coordinating with the cable provider. He was very accommodating, as I kept extending my stay. I would stay there again if I was in the area. - Betty.Karl

The good - An older park, but nice. Lots of permanent campers, with many sites appearing to be occupied for many weeks or months. Friendly service from the park office. Daily trash pickup. Sites are mostly back-in, but are level. Wifi and cable TV worked fine. Staff members were accommodating and helpful. The price was very reasonable. The bad - Hwy. 90 from Lafayette to New Orleans (which you have to take to get to New Iberia) is TERRIBLE. The roughest highway I have driven in a long time. Make sure you have everything in your rig tied down and secured and drive very carefully or you will find broken or damaged items when you get to the campground. The state is in the process of making some repairs to the highway, but they have a long way to go. - farmboy25

Large park with lots of permanent campers, but not lots of interaction. New owners, who are making improvements, and are nice people. We were in site 58 (?) up front close to the entrance. Some road noise from route 90, but it was not bad later in the evening. The previous review is correct, route 90 is terrible from New Orleans to New Iberia. Wife used laundry room close to our site, and it was okay, 3 washers 3 dryers and small folding table, but no where to hang clothes. We would stay again at up front sites. - JJ & CC

Not a COUNTRY CLUB, but a very nice park. Clean well maintained grounds. Shaded space. Quiet setting. Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent cell phone signal and pretty decent WiFi if a you can live with a few disconnects. We stayed a week and will definitely would stay there again if in that part of Louisiana again. Space number is a made up one because I don't remember it and don't have access to my receipt. review won't post without it. - business_RVer

Friendly staff and good RV Park. Great Wi-Fi close to the office, and just off highway 90 and 83 interchange. Did not use bathrooms while here, so don't know about them. Spacious and it appears to have some long term residents. Great place to stay to explore New Iberia and Avery Island which are close by. - Legends Of America

This is not a campground, this is a trailer park. We did not see another "camper". The restrooms, laundry facilities, and pool were very dirty. I would not stay again. - bcampbell

If it has rained recently this park is VERY muddy. Lots of road noise from adjacent highway 90. Many long-term residents. Several vehicles (RV plus 2-3 car/trucks) at many sites making navigation difficult. Sites are small for big rigs. Night security lights very glary. Not many choices in this area. - cowboy

Lots of families and kids (noise and music) this time of year. We were given a place sorta away from that. KOA rates are usually high and this one is no different, especially for rigs passing through and not needing all the amenities. We did get a KOA member 10% discount (we think) for a place away from the big pond ($45). We were told that the back ins by the pond were even more expensive. Easy access off of I-10 at Exit 97. - Livermorered

This was a 1-night stopover for me. Convenient location along I10. My pull-through site accommodate my MH and tow car. Large trees kept me from using my satellite dish, but cable was adequate. Exiting the park was a little tight. Staff was very friendly and helpful about sights in the area. I understand they are expanding the park with larger, more open sites. - Phaeton40AH

Park is just a few blocks from a very busy I-10 and noise level from traffic 24 hours a day was loud. We picked this park based on reviews on KOA site and all reviews were positive but when we looked at other review sites reviews were 50/50 negative positive. KOA States there pullthroughs accommodates 60 foot Rv's but we have a 30 foot fifth wheel and a truck and we had to park truck diagonally to get it off the road . Site was actually about 40 foot at most. The positives are nice pond on premises for fishing paddle boarding and canoe. - CB17