The best camping near Lake Fausse Pointe State Park

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Horseshoe Bend River Camp

5 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Baton Rouge, LA

This is the recreational property of the creator of PYRA. Enjoy your level of comfort at Horse Shoe Bend River Camp. Pop a tent for 10 bucks plus Hipcamp fees. Fresh well water and trash are free. Up to 20% discount on longer camps. Coming Soon: Jon Boat and trolling motor for excursions on the lake ATV trail rides with a waiver (no high speeds) Jet Ski Rentals with a waiver Jetboat rides on the Amite River River Beach Excursions (You will only have a ride to the beach and back, we do not supply any camping necessities)

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Ligneous Countryside Tent Camping

8 sites · Tents1 acre · Breaux Bridge, LA

Wooded area, good for hammock camping or tent camping. Set up then enjoy a camp fire while you sit back and breathe fresh air. Or how about walk in a very woody area. Great place to bring older children to introduce them to primitive camping world. Close to town (4 miles) if you need to get a last minute item.

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Kickin' it in the Butte

3 sites · Lodging, RVs1 acre · Henderson, LA

Hello Hipcampers! Welcome to Cajun Country! Click on sites and scroll down to choose our full service RV hookup space which can include a buddy site if needed, just ask for pricing. You may also choose rental of our own RV for use on site and we also offer in our home a very comfortable bedroom with a private bath. Any rental includes a one tent for camping for free. We have options for you and please contact us anytime for information or questions. We are Scotty and Ginny and we are happy to meet you. Thank you for considering Kickin it in the Butte. Contact us anytime for more information, happy to oblige. Our location is in a camp style neighborhood with great neighbors, like you. Here you will get the rest and peace and quiet that you may need or our location can provide all the fun that you can handle. If you need one night or one week or longer we can work with you. Whatever it is that you need we are here to help you get what you want. We live on the Atchafalaya River Hwy. and our location is only 3.5 miles from I10 at Butte LaRose exit 121. Butte LaRose is located in the heart of Acadiana and in the heart of the Atchafalaya Basin, which is true cajun country. Hunting and fishing is the way of life, here. The Atchafalaya Basin is the nations largest river swamp containing almost one million acres of America's most significant bottom land hardwood swamps, bayous and backwater lakes. Many hummingbirds visit here every year. They arrive approximately mid March and leave mid October. There are also many festivals in a close range or take a swamp tour to see the alligators. Check out Turtles bar and restaurant on the levy or The Butte bar 1 mile away. Our Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival and Lafayette's Festival International are famous and near by. In Acadiana there are so many festivals, too many festivals to mention. Enjoy some good food like boudin, cracklings or crawfish. Local Attractions include McGee's Louisiana Swamp Tours, Atchafalaya Basin Landing Swamp Tours, Turtles Bar on the Levee, The Butte Bar, Pat's Fisherman's Wharf Restaurant and the Atchafalaya Club (cajun bands and dancing), Crawfish Town USA Restaurant, Louisiana Marketshops at the 115 (arts, crafts and gifts) and more. Take care and thank you for considering Kickin' it in the Butte. Contact us anytime. Laissez le bon temps rouler (Let the good times roll)

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Iberia Market Garden

2 sites · RVs1 acre · New Iberia, LA

The Iberia Market Garden is private property and a project started in 2014 to bring healthy fresh vegetables and economic investment to the surrounding low-income neighborhood. The property has had various garden areas added over the years and is a great place to relax and meditate. Proceeds from Hipcamp go toward supporting garden upkeep and operations. Learn more about this land: The fenced-in site is in a well lived in, low-income, busy neighborhood of New Iberia. The hosts live in the small brick cottage in front. The property is surrounded by gardens for guests to enjoy. There is a 15AMP regular outlet to plug into and a nearby water hose for travelers to use.

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Cajun retreat Campsite

2 sites · RVs2 acres · Prairieville, LA

My wife and I are native south Louisianians. I grew up fishing, trawling, catching seafood, hunting and skiing in Westwego. My wife grew up near New Orleans eating poboys and beignets. We moved to Prairieville 20 years ago. It’s just over an hour from New Orleans and our Bayou property is very similar to what we were accustomed to in Cajun country, Westwego. Learn more about this land: We own 2 acres of partially secluded property on Bayou Manchac. Our place is a genuine Cajun retreat inside and out. We’re operating one short stay and one extended stay campsite and all 3 experience options at this time;. The site is on the Bayou; great for relaxing, bird and turtle watching, kayaking, etc. (There is a public boat launch if needed) Great place for adult only relaxation or for families. Grassy area with firepit for s’mores, archery equipment, etc. Scenic neighborhood for bike riding and walking. We’re close to Baton Rouge and LSU; also about an hour away from the New Orleans metro area. Authentic Cajun hosts lives in a unique A-frame on the property and can point you to attractions and seafood markets. We are lifelong locals with lots of knowledge of the area! We can interact with you as much or as little as you’d like. We love to cook and often share Cajun meals with our guests!. *Available tours for a small cost; See Experience section for details.

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Gresham family Compound.

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Lafayette, LA

Family owned land purchased in the 30's. The modern Gresham compound is a place of peace amongst a seemingly chaotic world. The trees are like gardians of the land. Walk softly on the earth, each step, offer a blessing.Learn more about this land:Sleep in a converted ambulance camper with a Zen vibe. Tents welcome too. The surrounding Property is full of mature trees creating a country in the city feel. Outdoor jaccuzi and kitchen available. Lake martin, a picturesque swamp great for paddling and birdwatching is only 10 minutes away. Acdiana park, a great place to hike is only 5.

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Renee's Galaxy RV Campground

8 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Washington, LA

The Galaxy is a small campground with 8 large spots. It's located outside of Washington, Louisiana where there are no city lights and lots of stars and things in the sky. There is 50-amp electricity with full hook-ups at each site. I have a laundry service and a small dog park. Short term and long term are welcomed. The sunrises and sunsets are exceptional here. I have a picnic table and fire pit available for your use. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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Island Side Barbershop and RV Site

1 site · RV4 acres · Ventress, LA

Island Side Barbershop and RV Site is a Veteran owned business located in the peaceful town of Ventress, LA. There are many beautiful homes and historic land marks close by. A 3 minute drive takes you to False River with boat launch access. Only 8 minutes from downtown New Roads, LA. Or drive across the mighty Mississippi River via the Audobon Bridge only 15 minutes away.

Tiger's Trail RV Resort

230 sites · Lodging, RVs10 acres · Baton Rouge, LA

Welcome to Tiger’s Trail RV Resort, Baton Rouge’s premier destination for RV enthusiasts and football fans! Located next to the lively L’Auberge Casino & Hotel, our brand-new luxury RV park perfectly combines excitement and relaxation. Football fans can enjoy seamless access to LSU Football games, ensuring you never miss a moment of game-day action. Afterward, unwind in style—indulge in our resort’s luxurious amenities, dive into the casino fun, or explore the best of Baton Rouge with expert recommendations from our concierge. At Tiger’s Trail, every stay is a touchdown!

The best camping near Lake Fausse Pointe State Park guide

Overview

About

Bring your sense of adventure to Lake Fausse Pointe State Park! Head up to the visitor’s center and immerse yourself in the history of Southern Louisiana. Rent a boat and enjoy the vast views from the water. Stay the weekend in a lakeside cabin or utilize your scout training at the primitive campground. After you’ve explored the trails in the park, make sure you visit the nearby historic towns. From plantation homes to historic churches, the architecture alone will get you snapping pics.

Notable campgrounds

Waterfront Campsites: Wake up to the gentle lapping of water at these scenic spots perfect for anglers and nature lovers.
Primitive Campsites: For the true outdoor enthusiast, these sites offer a rustic experience deep within the park's wilderness.
Improved Campsites: Enjoy the comforts of home with full hookups and amenities, ideal for families and casual campers.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early: Reservations can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons, so plan ahead to secure your spot.
Off-peak travel: Consider visiting during weekdays or outside of holiday periods for better availability.
Stay flexible: Have alternative dates in mind in case your preferred time is not available.
Explore nearby camping options: If the park is full, look for other nearby campgrounds to enjoy the surrounding area.

When to go

The best time to visit Lake Fausse Pointe State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer months can be hot and humid, while winter may bring cooler temperatures and fewer visitors.

Know before you go

Check weather conditions: Louisiana weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared for sudden changes.
Park hours: The park is open from 8:30am to 5pm, so plan your activities within these times.
Wildlife awareness: The park is home to diverse wildlife; always maintain a safe distance and respect their habitat.
Facility access: Some areas may be closed for maintenance or due to weather; check ahead for the latest updates.
Pack essentials: Bring insect repellent, sunscreen, and plenty of water to stay hydrated during your adventures.