Nice outdoor facilities (lazy river, splash pad for younger kids, pool) and generally friendly…read morestaff. However, our cabin unit was dirty upon check-in, delivered linens had dead bugs, kitchen and beds had live ants, and there was visible mold in the living room. Our toddler has severe allergies and I am pregnant...so our concerns were warranted. Upon reporting the issues, front desk was not apologetic or seem to take the comments seriously...therefore we are disappointed considering the rental was $1150 for 3 nights and would recommend overall improvements in cleanliness.

The campground was nice, clean & pretty. We didn't use any of the extra amenities (golf, pool,…read morebeach, etc.) but they seemed really nice. The staff was very nice but not super informative (failed to give adequate info at check-in) or knowledgeable about the area (we needed an RV part and they weren't helpful even though there was two large RV stores very nearby). Our campsite was concrete with a patio, not level side to side. It rained quite a bit while we were there and there was a literal swamp completely surrounding our site. You couldn't get to the basement on the side or to the hookups without standing in water. The roads were fairly easy to navigate but many people parked out in the road which made it difficult to maneuver in the RV when leaving.

It use to be a nice place from 2002- 2016 . Maurice did well for awhile then the place was not kept…read moreup , poor staff and Maurice sold It's not a Yogi Park anymore , franchise not renewed Sad we went there 3 -4 times a year for 12 yrs .when it was nice

We love Jellystone parks and have stayed at several. This one is really something else. We had a…read moregood shady site and loved having a cement pad and patio. There were lots of activities that my teenage kids took part in. The hubs and I also took part in a couple activities. We tend to keep to ourselves and I think that is what saved us from this place. It is so large and there are so many people in this place that the staff really has to crack down on non-paying customers. So much so that we saw a fight break out between staff and a family whose kid either lost or wasn't wearing his wristband. They were paid campers and it got to a level that it shouldn't have gotten to. I later read other reviews complaining of the the way the staff handles such situations, even when it is small children involved. The chaos level goes from 0 to completely bonkers in just a few seconds. There are A LOT of golf carts. Many are suped up and the owners insist on blaring their awful music as they roll through the grounds all hours of the day. That isn't management's fault, just an observation of the kind of people who stay there. I didn't go to the pool but my kids did. They said it was dirty and there was all kinds of stuff floating in the water. They probably could have made sweet bank selling black market wristbands with all the ones they found in the pool. The bathhouse. Oh lordt. Many, many campgrounds half the size of that one clean their restrooms and showers 2 times a day. This place should definitely start doing that, especially since the floors pool water from the showers. Shower shoes are not enough. Waders would be better. The laundry rooms need help, too. 3 washers and 3 dryers in the one near the front of the campgrounds. Out of order signs on 1 w and 1 d. I watched a woman try to put quarters in one of the "working" dryers and the slot looked bent and unless she jammed the quarter in, it wouldn't go. Then, when she decided that wasn't normal and didn't want to try her luck, it wouldn't give her money back when she pushed the coin return button. That's when I decided I don't mind doing a couple extra loads of laundry when I got home a couple days later. Oh... and no change machine. I walked up to the ranger station for quarters and the guy was a little bewildered when I asked for $3 in quarters. My family had a good time but I seriously doubt we will be back. I would only recommend staying there to friends who I know have strong ties to and are exceptionally comfortable with the redneck, diehard tailgating, and rebel rousing communities.

Very nice campground, really cool that fighter jets will fly right over you. Great customer service…read moreI have zero complaints, would recommend to anyone.

they charge you $30 on top of their $13 fee for the booking evsn if you cancel over a month in…read moreadvance. I believe in worling for my money. No thanks. grifters and terrible people.

This is a small very quiet RV park 45 minutes from Gulfport, 20 minutes from Slidell and 10 minutes…read morefrom the space center. It is the perfect location for a park, right off the road, quiet, close to the bayous, space center and other towns. The owners will come out and meet you, they are so sweet and friendly. Don't be surprised if you talk for a while. They were helpful and knowledgeable. If we could give them more stars we would. We will definitely be back! The sites are decent size gravel back in with a cement pad and picnic table. There is a laundry mat and bathroom. Jeff (owner) is working on adding amenities as we speak. The people who stay here seem to be nice, everyone waves and smiles when you pass. There is plenty of grass and shade trees and pets are welcome on leash.

Had a such a fun time! Bathhouses were super clean, a little dated, but CLEAN! Lots and lots of…read moreswim places for the kids, still had cell service, and the staff was amazing! Also, had a new laundry mat on site the office old wood we didn't have to leave for anything but ice! Super affordable

Friendly staff, super clean bathrooms, and the free coffee was a nice bonus. The hot tub was a…read moregreat touch after a long day exploring. Easy walking distance to the French Quarter--but maybe skip the walk back after a late night on Bourbon Street Would definitely stay here again.

This RV place solved one of my main problems: I need a secure place within walking distance of the…read moreFrench Quarter. It was costly, but it served that purpose and for that I'm happy. However: We got to New Orleans in the middle of a heat advisory. It was REALLY hot. We don't have A/C in our vehicle but are prepared to manage it...and we did. Lots of ice, fans, and we spent a lot of time during the day inside venues. The swimming pool at this place was HOT. Like, 95 degrees hot. I suppose, aside from actively cooling it, there's not much they can do about this, but I also know that N.O. is prone to being hot like this so I wouldn't expect the pool to be much of a perk. Having 24/7 ice machine was great. We definitely used that. There was a very nice australian couple at the spot next to us that we struck up a conversation with on our first night. They had a rental RV and the A/C was broken so they were struggling like we were and we had a good laugh about that. The next day, we came back and the gentleman came over and told me that the people that run the RV park had refused to let him put some water bottles in the freezer and that they had called the police on him so I shouldn't be alarmed if the police showed up. Sure enough the police came and the nice couple was trespassed off the property....because they had tried to put some water bottles in the freezer inside. They were not offered a refund. The officers were nice enough but....this seemed like a total dick move on the part of management. Everyone was VERY hot...like...flex a little, you know? You've also read other reviews so you know that they're right by the freeway. We knew this and were prepared. HOWEVER- there is also a SHRIMP PROCESSING PLANT on one side...right over the wall from our spot...and let me tell you, during a HEAT ADVISORY the last place you want to be is next to a SHRIMP PROCESSING PLANT. It smelled like low-tide and death. It was horrible. Also, the trucks began showing up at about 5:30 to load up on, presumably, shrimp. The workers were yelling at each other and revving their cars. We were woken by it most mornings. The place is for sale. There are signs up in every parking spot announcing that it's for sale. While the location is clean...they don't really seem to care much for the customers...like maybe they're already checked out? Another odd thing: the first morning that we were there (we got there Friday night so I'm talking Saturday morning) their grounds crew started mowing the lawn at 7am. Mowing and using the weed whacker right at our spot. There was no sleeping. They were literally mowing around our trailer. A foot away from my head. The next day, Sunday, after the nice australian couple had vacated their spot, there was a guy there weed-whacking that spot. Very early in the morning. So- we were woken early every morning by unneccesary noise and shrimpy fish stank. Short story: This place is super expensive. If we were in an RV we might have been happier, but...they are not going out of their way to help anyone in need, and in fact are making decisions that are not in the best interests of their guests. If you do something they don't like, for whaterver reason, they'll just boot your ass off the property and use NOPD to do it. I don't think I'd go back, but if you're looking for a spot close-ish to Bourbon Street and are in a sound-proof RV, it might not be so bad.

The staff is welcoming and knowledgeable. The facilities…read moreand grounds were immaculate. We enjoyed Trivia night at the pool side bar area. The small store has handy items you might have forgotten, as well as individual ice cream treats for the hot afternoons. The pool and lazy river were clean and refreshing. They seem to take pride in their resort, and it shows.

This is a great RV resort for families or pet owners. I never used the pool or lazy river, but it…read morelooked really nice. The staff was friendly and helpful. The pond offers a nice walk with the cement sidewalk. Also, this resort is right across the street from L'berge Casino which may also appeal to your entertainment desires. Only reason for not getting five stars were the fire ants. Although the staff treated my site after I reported it, it didn't do the job. Still had ant problems, which isn't good for me or my dogs.

I found the Lakeside RV Park on the Good Sam App. I didn't call ahead, but was so happy they had…read moreroom for me for 2 nights when I showed up. Miss Lorraine checked me in and she was so gracious and helpful. The park is very well thought out, only a couple of minutes from I-12, and can accommodate huge Class A buses all the way down to my little Class C. All of the spots are cement, so no gravel flying out of your tires for the first 20 minutes after you pull out. The Park is as clean as it gets and there's an 18 acre stocked lake for fishing, as well as a playground area, pavilion, etc. Check out their website: https://lakeside-rvpark.com/ This is such a beautiful park, I can see why folks spend weeks and months here. Thanks everyone! OK, now to write a 5 Star Review for Wayne's Real Pit BBQ!

Not far off the 10. Our spot was a pull through just for the night. My biggest complaint is the…read moreprice for one night! Almost $100 for one night. The office was helpful and kind. Love the pretty pond that people were fishing out of. Saw a swan out on it too. Has a nice sidewalk that goes most of the way around it. Looked like a cute pool, but was so full we didn't think adding more people would work for us. The park is well groomed and in good condition if you are cool with the price.

I rented from Ms. Irene for a year while working in the area. I found it to be quiet and…read moreaccommodating. Ms. Irene runs a tight ship and is there to help in any way she can. I will stay there again any time I am in the area. regards William Hopkins

The staff a very nice and helpful! The park feels safe and is family friendly. They are very…read morerespectful for different sleeping schedules. We stayed for eight months and have no complaints!

Huge beautiful park! A real treasure find for this Alaskan!…read more Took the Sugar Mill trail which is a nice, wide gravel trail. Very easy to traverse for just about anyone. Some walked while some biked. Sugar Mill is a looping trail about a mile long. The alligator boardwalk trail was closed, likely due to damage from Ida and hasn't been repaired yet. There was another trail, but we did not take it. The massive cypress are just awesome! The Spanish moss slowly wavering in the air as you walk underneath these giants is just captivating to me! We did not encounter any creatures except squirrels and a male Orchard Orbweaver and his impressive web. Sooo much space and things to do here we didn't even do all of it. There's big open fields for playing, a playground, tons of parking available. I did see the pier and water of Lake Pontchartrain in the distance, but we were too hungry to keep exploring lol $3 per person to enter the park - 100% worth it

What is not to love about dining a historic park that offers 2,800 acres and beautiful views of…read moreLake Pontchartrain. This place did not disappoint and what a lovely day to explore. Established in 1942, and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999, the most-visited park in Louisiana has nature trails, a sandy beach, a new, all-inclusive playground, a splash pad, and the ruins of an 1829 sugar mill situated among towering oaks. Love there is An all-terrain track wheelchair is available for use by visitors with limited mobility. Win win for everyone.