Probably not the campground's fault, but we were there in heavy rains. There is no place to walk outside without near ankle deep water and mud. Don't go there during a rainy period. Wi Fi and TV is poor. It is a quiet place, but filled with long term RVs. - W Davidson

Our site was level and easy to get in and out of. The roads are gravel so fairly clean but with a few minor pot holes. The young man in the office was pleasant. It was quiet at night, but the next morning (a Monday), we could hear pick-up trucks from the long-term residents in the park leaving for work starting at 5 AM. We paid $35 cash. Credit card was $40. Wi-Fi was particularly good. - Pamela R.

A large majority of the sites in this campground are occupied by what appear to be permanent resident travel trailers, although very few seemed to be occupied when I visited. The office / store is quite run down and dirty. If you elect to pay for your stay using a credit card, a 3% surcharge is added. No Wi-Fi service or cable is available, although I was asked if I wanted the number of the local cable provider to call in order to arrange for service connection. The major networks are available over-the-air with good HD signals and I was able to obtain a 4-bar signal for Verizon broadband. When I return to the Baton Rouge area, I’ll either stay in another campground or keep on going. - GreenMtn08

Shower house and bathrooms were old, but serviceable. Muddy grass sites. Sites tend to flood after rain storms. Very near LSU. Dump station available. Roads into park were not well maintained. Great location if you are there for an event on campus. - Alicenpete

We have stayed at this park several times. It is a nice clean park with electric and water hookups, no sewer but they do have a dump station on the way out. We have always paid a rate of $20.00 a night to stay here. The rate is now $39.90 a night. The only difference is they have added 50 amps to all sites. I had to check a couple of sites as some had low voltage. I don't see a need for a near $20.00 rate increase for upgrading from 30 to 50 amps. - Chief neon

This is an open, grass field with roads, water and electricity put in to make campsites. It is VERY near LSU and convenient to downtown Baton Rouge. It is safe and quiet. The campground is separated by just a fence from fields where horses graze. We had a lovely morning view over coffee. In spite of a sign telling us to register at the arena, we registered at a small office on site. The only employee accompanied us out to the camp site and unlocked the electric box for us. She was very helpful. We were able to Uber from there to downtown, though the driver on our return trip couldn't find the campground on his navigation software. So, we directed him back. The route was pretty simple, we had been in town about 6 hours at that point and we were able to find our way. - ShoreXplorers

This park was pretty nice. Good level slab. Quiet. Clean. The owner could have been a little friendlier. But over all a pretty good experience. - okccountrygirl

This is a mobile home park that has RV spots also, 5 mins from Plaquemine, and 20 min from Baton Rouge. About 6 miles from Wal-Mart and fast food places. Has full hookup some concrete pads also. We have been here a year because my husband was here working. Anytime you need help just give them a call and they are there right away. Guidrys restaurant in Plaquemine is a good sit down restaurant if you like seafood. - BRANDYC

We stayed her to attend meetings. The slabs are very close together and many are broken and very uneven. Electricity worked, but was tripped when we arrived - had to find the box to reset. We were also told to turn off our AC when we used the microwave so we wouldn't trip the circuit. The bathrooms did not have showers and were not clean and friendly. The floor was always wet and the community area was not lighted at night. There is no extra parking for a vehicle once a trailor is backed into the spot. You just have to pull across your spot - sometimes blocking the area next to you. This could be a much better place if time were taken to improve the sites and make the facilities clean and attractive. There were picnic tables set up in the community site, but things were always wet - instructions were up to wash everything down after use, so it was always wet. - kcjflea

Stayed here for three weeks(weekly rate) while working on a job in Baton Rouge. The location is great. The park is very quiet with zero drama or problems. The sites are very close together. The park is very clean the washer and dryer are clean and work well and the shower/bathroom is basic but clean. The Internet was surprisingly fast. The manager was nice and worked with me as I came in at an odd hour. This is a no frills park, but if you just want a place to setup and sleep and go see the sites or have a job in the area it is a great place to stay. I would stay here again. - Richard and Andie

No frills park in excellent location. We spent a week here visiting friends in Baton Rouge - although sites are close, owner is extremely friendly and helpful. Typical occupants are construction contractors working locally. We would stay here again. - Cousin Eddy

The man that runs the park is very nice! His son is also very helpful. The campers and RVs are very, very close together. There are stray dogs running around all the time. There are mobile homes in the park. It is located next to an apartment building. The only good thing about this park is that it is close to restaurants and grocery stores. - jandhevans

I was stopped at the door when I asked if tenters were allowed. So much for "warm Cajun hospitality." Owner said there were no bathrooms to accommodate tenters. If you are a tent camper, don't bother driving to this hard to find place: it's a waste of time. - woundtight

Fall 2006 - We lived here for 2 months while renovating our home 12 miles away. The owners are very friendly & live on-site. They were building a new convenience store/office while we were there, and it was finished about the time we left. All gravel with some grass. There's a center road with sites on both sides. One side is on a bayou that leads to False River (actually an 11 mile long lake) which has great fishing and water sports (skiing). The bayou side has a wood deck/boardwalk. There's a boat launch that I think is free for campers, and a covered place to clean your fish. There are several long-timers, or maybe permanent residents on the bayou side. There are some living there because they're working in the area. When I walked my dog, I found lots of other doggie droppings (I pick up behind my dog), so I don't think they enforce the clean-up rule. Other than fishing from the deck, there's really nothing for kids to do. Too hard to ride a bike on gravel. But we weren't there for recreation, just to sleep. I don't remember the nightly rate. We paid $300 a month - included utilities and cable. I'm writing this several months after staying there. I think they have probably made more additions and improvements since then. I would recommend this place to others. - Nomane

This park is very slummy; many long-term residents in ramshackle travel trailers. The grounds were muddy when we arrived, two days after moderate rains. The owner/manager had told us on the phone that accommodating our big rig was no problem, then when we arrived she directed us into a site where we began sinking in the sand and mud -- even before putting down jacks. We left while we could still get out (we had to rock forward and backward to make it) and will never attempt to stay there again. - nationcruiser

We stayed here a week because it was convenient for site seeing in Baton Rouge. It was just a place to sleep at night. It was "get by" acceptable for that purpose. I would not recommend it as a place to sit out and enjoy the location. It is mostly FEMA trailers or old permanents - basically a trailer park - probably dating from Katrina. The management lady was nice and friendly. We had no problem with the neighbors. - luketx

This place was spooky. The office lady was nice enough but the place was very old with a lot of old trailers and huge trees not trimmed or anything so that about every 30 minutes or so large branches fell and hit my rig. I don't think that I'd stay here again, ever. - Denise61

We stayed her while visiting Baton Rouge and also New Orleans. Very friendly office workers. Nice pool but don't like the idea that they open the pool to locals from 9-4 daily (they pay). Then these people have access to your camper and things around. Would probably stay here again. - aka4170

This park made a convenient 1-night stopover, as it is less than a mile off I10. My pull-through site was a bit short and narrow, but still accommodated my motorhome and tow vehicle. Park offers many family-oriented activities, including playground, pool, hot tub and miniature golf. As it was the start of the Memorial Day weekend, the park was nearly full, with some campers ignoring the quiet hours. - Phaeton40AH

We stay here periodically overnight. Nice campground. Typical KOA - clean, attractive, put put golf, pool, etc. Very convenient 1 mile on/off I-10 east of but close to Baton Rouge. Good interior paved roads, level concrete pads and mostly gravel between sites. Sites have picnic table and are wider than most KOA's. I was in Site 25 which was plenty long for my 45 ft MH and jeep tow. Many large trees and satilite not accessible at my site but cable available. - Tom Willing

Sites are not level, neighbors are extremely close and fight very loudly day and night. We didn't even get a picnic table at our site. They also burn piles of leaves right in the road which creates a lot of unpleasant smoke (not to mention weird and dangerous). There's almost nothing to do in the area, no trails to walk, very limited restaurants, grocery stores, etc. The lady manager is Very rude to boot. Spend your money elsewhere. - Hana_Rose

First, I'm not a high class camper. We don't stay at resorts or concrete jungles. We love the woods and bugs. We just made a 1 1/2 hour ride here. It's small, which we are OK with, but was full of permanent campers. There was only one open spot someone was just backing into. The rest look like full timers. The campers there look like they been there for years. Not a good place to walk your dog or much for kids. Just a place to live. There is plenty of shade with all the trees, and I have no doubt that the owners are nice and friendly. We would stay here if it was more like a campground than a permanent resident. If I had to stay here for work I would, but I do not consider this a camp ground. - lovegun

The campsites are very narrow and crowded with parked cars and obstacles, one stall bathroom with cracked seat that pinched.

Wet floors, office not open till 10:15 am. When I called the owner to open and give me a check out receipt, I received an angry criticism from her for being disturbed. - Beverly Spuckler