Amazing location close to the French Quarter. Ben the Manager is Fantastic. Felt safe behind electric gate. read more

This place is a joke! Management has changed four times since I've been here and it's only been 6 months. The new Manger walks around in a cowboy hat giving out new rules almost everyday. There are pot holes in the parking lot. Grass not cut consistently. Don't rent here you will be disappointed! I moved next door to the others RV park Jude Travel Park. read more

Great campground. Location is right outside the city for a quick 10 minute drive. If you prefer public transportation they did provide very details instructions on how to ride the bus to get where you want to go. Security was not an issue for us while we were there as there was someone sitting at the gate during the day and then it was locked at night. You could not get in without the key code to open the gate. They do have shower facilities but we didn't use them so I can't comment there but they are available. Laundry facilities are on site with 2 washers and 2 dryers. Used these without a problem and no line. There is a railroad at the back of the campground so the closer your site is to site 16-17 the closer you will be to them. We were at the opposite end so we could hear it but it wasn't too loud at any point. Would definitely stay here again! read more

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Unfortunately it seemed like the owners reported our review as false on google and got it removed. So were posting it everywhere now. We recently stayed at Three Oaks and a Pine for three months nor travel nursing. The Owners for this place are god awful. The communication was terrible, there are 3 owners, none even live in the state of LA and when you call to book a reservation you are forwarded to one of the owners at random, so you never know which one you were going to get. We called 3 weeks prior to book our stay, gave the card information and were told we're all set. Called 2 days prior to arriving because we were ahead of schedule, and they didnt even have our reservation, didnt know anything about it because I was talking to a different owner and the first one never completed our reservation like we were told. I specifically asked if they could accommodate us coming in a day earlier and was told it would not be a problem, I clarified that I understood it was a holiday and again was told it was not a problem. We get to the campground after we got the payments settled and low and behold we are sitting at the gate with our camper on the highway. No one gave us THE CODE for the gate and no one was answering the phone to the campground when we tried calling to get the code. Our camper was half sitting in the Highway for 15 minutes. Thankfully another camper that was already staying there opened the gate for us since we were stuck. They couldn't agree on a site for us to be at, they had us slotted for site 10 on our receipt, but there were what appeared to be permanent squatters on site 10. Multiple times Kevin had to come and ask what name the reservation was under because they couldn't keep track of who was staying at what site. We had Kevin who was basically the only onsite staff, call and have then charge our card for the next month. A week later they called my wife 4 times while she was at work because a different owner processed the payment and this owner was trying to collect a duplicate payment because they don't communicate between the 3 owners (which all 3 quoted me different prices for a monthly rate). They kept thinking we were at site 10 when we were at another site. Kevin was great. He knew what to do and where everything was and how it works there. He seriously doesn't get enough credit. He was so nice and accommodating. The campground is fairly small which is fine considering its in the city. What I found most ironic was while booking the reservation (twice) I was asked if our camper was in disrepair or had any damages and they made it sound like they actually cared about what kind of campers they got in there. But when we arrived site 10 that seemed to have the squatters on it, their underbelly was falling out when we arrived and remained that way for the entire 3 months we were there leaving insulation debris everywhere, they constantly had their trash strewn all around their camper, and tied their dog to their door and left it outside but the length of the rope was long enough to completely encircle their camper allowing it to defecate on our site or wherever it wanted and they never cared to clean up after it. They also had some sort of issue with their septic, where they left literal black tank waste on our campsite when it poured out of their waste line. I honestly can't speak high enough of Kevin. That man runs this place and makes sure it is safe. He needs a serious pay increase. Always is doing something productive and helping other campers get situated. There are gunshots that are very close to the campground every single night, throughout the night. The area is extremely dangerous and road laws don't apply here at least on Chef. I could never recommend this place to anyone. This is the absolute wrong area for a campground. Prostitution is very heavy in the area. No law enforcement. So in conclusion if you want to hear gunshots every night, have owners that has no idea what is going on and tries charging you twice, love garbage meaning literal trash around the area (not campground) and arguing neighbors this is the place for you. If it wasn't for Kevin we probably wouldn't have stayed here. read more

Sorry, but I have never been frightened in an RV park before staying here. Noises, people walking around the lot, others taking behind the "wall/fence" as well as a train. We left! This is a gravel lot in an interesting part of town. The Lyft drivers had quite a few stories about the neighborhood.. power was inconsistent and we ended up dry docking. read more

Great find. Great price. Big lots, flat, gravel n grass.. Clean. Gated. Very nice Host and A lot of Great information about places to eat, go, do and use public transport, steps to bus line/trolley , $3 per 24 hrs. On n off everywhere. $.40 discount for Sr. Lol. Easy to get to Nola all times of day. Road the trolley to All the different districts. Just pick up a schedule, you'll figure it out quick. It's been Great without the hassle of a toad this trip. Stayed in back next to train switching station. A lot of noise n shaking going on, but with fans in RV we got use to it. Weather was cool, windy Great! Don't forget to Look for Groupons. Spent 8 days and would stay again. read more

Giving 4 stars because of the price and kindness we received but I was in between 3/4. Gravel campsites, not much to the campground and the electrical breaker went out twice on me when I ran my AC and Microwave at the same time which is strange and had never happened to me before. Although there isn't much to the sites they were clean. It was practically empty upon my arrival and management sent me a message on my morning of check-out that we could have late check-out if we'd like. Very kind! It was very noisey as we heard the trains from the train yard and cars passing by but as I said the price was great and we dealt with it. read more

We've loved this place! Retired Military Owned and Operated, Clean and Warm places to call home and make friends. Stayed here with 3 children, the gated & lighted community was welcome, everyone could run around freely, lotsa books and pets to inspire us to slow down and smell the roses! #fulltime5 read more

Three Oaks and a Pine - RV Parks Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

We were passing through and needed a spot for a couple of nights. It was New Years Eve weekend (+sugar bowl) so all RV sites we're booked except for a couple in the east. This was the better of the two we stayed at. The hookups all worked and the manager was helpful and friendly. Three significant challenges: 1. Adjacent to a train yard so we did hear them (bring some soft music to hide the train clanking sounds). 2. The bathrooms are dated and could be cleaner. If u have high standards, stay elsewhere. 3. Everyone warned us to avoid walking in the east; just too dangerous. When we called they informed us of the train yard so we knew and were prepared. read more

If you are going to New Orleans you must stay at 3 Oaks and a Pine RV Park. It is located with easy on and off to I-10. It is Big Rig friendly (I have a 42' 5th wheel and has lots of room to move it around). It is about 7 miles from Bourbon Street down I-10. The staff was very helpful and friendly. John B. read more

Good campground for the price. Not a great area of town but felt safe with the gate and code (would still advise to lock up at night). Spacious and quiet with just a little bit of traffic noise. Really only thing to know is that if you plan on leaving to go west you have to go east for about a mile before you can turn around if you have a bigger rig. read more

If you need a basic site to camp at while you explore New Orleans, this is your spot. The customer service was solid! The staff were so kind and respectful and took care of everything we needed. read more

Very nice and clean campground. The owner is very nice and helpful! When I locked myself out of my camper he went out of his way to help me and got someone out there to unlock it for me. I love that it is gated. The railroad track in the back is a little noisy, however they shutdown by 8/9pm. read more

Super clean facilities and super friendly management. Wifi was strong, showers were hot, and the management helped me get around the city. Lots of great insights. Will definitely stay there again when I visit NOLA in the fall. read more

Great, convenient location to NOLA in a gated lot with clean restrooms and showers (one has a bath tub). It has clean nice picnic tables, full hookups, cable and wifi. We were concerned about the location, but after seeing it we dropped our trailer and enjoyed ourselves in New Orleans without worrying. Came for one night, stayed for two. Will definitely come here when staying in or passing through NOLA. Good prices , higher for holidays and Mardi Gras. There are trains at one end of the campground, but we weren't bothered by it. Stay nearer to the front of the lot. Dogs allowed and there is a small fenced area under a big shade tree. I left off one star because it's a lot. Don't let that stop you from coming here! read more

I found this place on Yelp after finding out that Jude's was booked up and I am so glad I did. This place was great!! The spots are much bigger and the manager Dave, was so friendly and made sure everything was perfect for your stay. They have recently built new bathroom facilities which were extremely spacious and clean. The only complaint was that the shower heads were too low, but it appeared that maybe that was because it was ADA compliant. There was also a washer/dryer in the lounge area. Not the best part of town, but this place gated and I never felt unsafe. There is a bus stop across the street, but we used Uber and Lyft for our trips to the French Quarter. We will definitely stay here again our future trips to New Orleans! read more

The owner was very nice and super helpful with giving us advice on how to best check out the city since we don't have a car. It's pretty basic, hookups, decent amount of space in between RV'S, security fence and felt safe, and for the price and location, it was perfect. We were basically sleeping there and checking out the city during the day. Seemed silly to pay $105 a night for some of the other RV parks. read more

The park was very accessible for our big rig. The staff treated us when we arrived after hours, just like they were waiting for a friend to get there. The showers and bathrooms were very clean and didn't smell overly strong cleaning chemicals. Uber ride to the French quarter were 13.50 each way. Very good trip. I highly recommend this park. Perfect price for the accommodations. read more

So happy to have found this place! Very clean and spots are large. We fit our small 24' RV plus our car perfectly and we saw some with huge trailers parked with their trucks and still have plenty of room. Each site has full hookups. The facility has a laundry room on site (coin operated with a change machine) and full restrooms/showers if needed. It also has a lounge with a tv and sofas, plus free coffee and since we stayed during the holidays some free candy canes as well. Outside there's a gazebo with some picnic tables in addition to the picnic table at each site. The onsite manager was very friendly as well. The location is secure with a large gate and pedestrian door, they give you a code to use at night. We stayed for 3 nights and it turned out to be less than the price of ONE night at a hotel in the French quarter or the price of the nearest RV park by the French Quarter. You're just a quick drive over the bridge to the French Quarter. Definitely will stay at again the next time we're in town. read more

Good inexpensive RV park outside of the city. RV's aren't allowed in the city because of the small one way streets. Not many trees but it's not in the middle of a forest, it's Louisiana, Swamp land! Great security fence, quiet area. There are train tracks behind the park where the trains hook up cars but they are pretty quiet. My kids loved watching the military tanks and trucks go by. Pets are allowed and the ones there are friendly. There was one guest who would lock his dog in his RV all day while he was at work and the dog would bark non stop for hours! This guest was asked to leave the park because of the way he treated his dog. Love the brand new bath houses they just installed! read more

This is a park with new management and they have really made a difference. I stayed six weeks in April/May and the entire place has been re-graded, new sod installed around the common areas and restrooms as well as other landscape improvements. All the sites are 20/30/50A, have two water hookups, sewer and box cable. The Wi-Fi is exceptionally good. All the sites are back-in but that's not a problem as there is plenty of room to turn my 40' motorhome and they guide you into your space. I plan to stay here whenever I am in New Orleans. read more

This is a no frills park with level roomy back-in spaces. The showers are large, clean and well-lit. There's a laundry room and comfortable tv lounge. The numbered security gate helped us feel comfortable and secure. Dave, the park manager is knowledgeable, friendly and about as helpful as you could ask for. The real benefit of this park is that it's only five miles from the French Quarter and is the perfect place to park your rig while you go exploring for the day. read more