The park is very nice and the pool is brand new but the air filter in the cabin was clogged and the…read morefloor made our feet black. Also almost everything was broken on the kids side. Other than that our stay was nice and the food was very good and cheap.

I'm writing this review as I sit in our cabin. The cabin was disgusting when we walked in. We…read morebought cleaning supplies to clean the place. The towels in the cabin were dirty/used, live spiders in the windows, the smell was atrocious, hair from others all over the cabin, front desk and management do not return calls, towels have to be requested multiple times on the phone and in person. I cannot stress this enough, this place is bad.

We stayed over Thanksgiving weekend and had the best time. They hosted a Thanksgiving dinner and…read moreSaturday night had a band. The sites were spacious, easy access off of I-10 and the employees are awesome (shout out to Norma and Kenny)! The only con is there are only two washers and two dryers for 150 sites. We would definitely stay here again!

This is a no frill campground. Pool is on the smaller side but didn't use it. The mini golf is a…read morejoke. Most letting campers letting their dogs run loose and not picking up after themselves. Main attraction is the Cajun bands at night. Spots were spaced out well. The store was nice.

Clean and quiet. Nice fellow at reception. Very pretty place…read more Only suggestion is to make people slow down as they drive around the camp loop. Would def come back.

It's nice enough and the people are very friendly but the in and out to this location is a…read moredisaster. The roads are too narrow and rough and the tree limbs are too low. I was in a brand new Class A so a little anxious to begin with so that was part of it but would never go back in a motorhome.

We had the best time staying at Poche's! It was so great having the ponds in the front and rear of…read moreour campsite! At night as we were settling in we could hear a big ole bullfrog doing his nightly call and the crickets joining in the chorus. I asked my son the next morning if he slept ok with that bullfrog and he said it was the best sleep he's had in a long time! The water park was great for him to burn off some energy and stay cool at the same time! This was such a fun RV park to stay at and we will be returning when we visit family again!

this has been one of our favorite RV camping parks.... until yesterday. There was no water…read morepressure. so, we called and were told that it's because everyone is showering at the same time to go to the where they had a live band. The entire park is not even full. Today there was no water pressure and I was told it's the problem not theirs, it's the city. There is zero water pressure...zero. I posted something online and they took my post down. We will not be coming back.

I want start by saying this is a beautiful and well maintained State Park - "Louisiana's newest…read morestate park is very interactive with 6 cabins, 95 campsites, 4 picnic pavilion and numerous picnic sites, a visitor center, boat launch, splash park, nature trails, lakes, canoe area" and lot of wildlife roaming around. If you want to take pictures of them you'll need to be ready and alert because they are camera shy - as we crept along the improved roads in stealth mode (our Maverick is a hybrid and when driving slow it's very quiet in electric mode) we saw so much beautiful wildlife but was only able to snap a photo of one lone rabbit. We probably saw a dozen rabbits grazing the wet green grass, a few deer, lots of native birds and a 8 - 10 foot alligator that was crossing the road directly in front of us only to scurry into the swamp like he was being chased by a Cajun Chef looking to prepare a stew. We walked a few trails cautiously after seeing the gator, but the deer flies were active so we abandoned that idea pretty quickly, There is so much to do here and the State has done so many things for visitors to do no matter your age. Being avid RVers we also drove through the camp ground, the sites look level and are gorgeous, most if not have full hookups, it's appears most are gravel but there are a few concrete pads in the mix, of course lots of shade and most are very private. We really enjoyed the few hours we spent here, being this park is very very remote come with everything you need and take out everything you don't need and help keep this park pristine for the wildlife and others to enjoy...

Very relaxing and peaceful. Park is well maintained and beautiful! Wanted to try the canoes but…read morecircumstances didn't allow. Will return

Great people great atmosphere very clean. Had fun fishing and paddling around lake. Theread more

This is a large, beautiful RV park. Friendly staff. Well maintained. Nice small lake, 2 swimming…read morepools. Level spaces with well maintained concrete pads. A lot of restaurants close by, a candy and ice cream store also close by. Definitely recommend this park. We would stay more nights if we didn't have plans to move on.

All RV Parks definitely aren't created equal, some are like resorts and some are like staying with…read morefamily this place is definitely the latter. We stayed here three nights and it could have easily turned into three weeks or even three months. The amenities here are enough, the site was level, the utilities all worked great and the people were amazing and Betty is a wonderful host that goes above and beyond that of any RV Park owner could. This park is in the heart of cajun country and there is so much to see and if you're staying here you couldn't ask for a better tour guide to point you in the right direction for anything the area has to offer. The 4:30 PM daily happy hour is a must do - it's a time to enjoy a cocktail with your RV neighbors that's hosted by Betty and filled with laughter and conversation of everyone's adventures with a little cajun music playing in the background I swear a cold beer never tasted so good. Located on the edge of Abbeville it's close to a lot of historic places and great local restaurants and they still do music on the downtown square on Thursday evenings. It's so refreshing to find that this culture still exist and you'll never meet more hospitable people anywhere. We hope to return again and again...

Betty's RV Park is not just a place to park it is a DESTINATION…read more This is Cajun RV heaven. With only 17 full hook-up sites and a wonderful public gathering room with porch, this RV park is outstanding in charm and fun. Every day at 4:30 there is a social get-together BYOB happy hour. Food and Cajun music fill the air and Betty will invite you to play and sing along. Everyone is welcome to add to the music. Betty will meet you on arrival and help you into your site. She'll make sure you have everything you need. The park is close to town and easy walking distance from a Dollar General store and Circle K mini mart. If you want a real treat and a taste of true Cajun hospitality, stay a few days at Betty's RV park in Abbeville, Louisiana. You will have a guaranteed BU-YA good time.

This is probably my favorite place to get outdoors in Lafayette!…read more I discovered the Nature Station a few months ago, and now I go probably once a week to hike (or, at least get as close as I can to hiking in Lafayette). If you're just looking to hike, you have to park outside of the gates of the campgrounds and follow the trail up to where the building is and the trails/boardwalk begin. The front part of the Nature Station includes a boardwalk loop, and several short trails that offshoot from it that are all in an easy to follow network. What I like to call the "back part" is just across the coulee, and you have to walk across a big bridge to get to it. I usually come to explore by myself and head straight to the back part where there aren't as many people. There's a big 2-3 mile loop in the woods back there, and an interactive meditation exercise along a little trail that cuts the big loop in half. The 2-3 mile loop is really nice, and, like I said, usually there aren't too many people. One part of it takes you up to hike along the banks of the Vermilion River, which I really enjoy. One thing to note is that it can get a little muddy! There can be puddles as high as ankle or lower calf deep in some areas, even several days after it has last rained. So, just be prepared and wear some good water-resistant boots. I would definitely recommend checking this place out! There's tons of wildlife to look at too. Just don't be making my secluded little trail in the back too busy

Nice location and wide open areas convenient to city and nature area. Nice place to relax in…read moreLafayette, LA and get away biking/hiking/walking.

Jason, the owner is warm and friendly and really wants to make your stay pleasant. We paid in…read moreadvance for two nights, but were only able to stay for one, so he gave us a refund. That was a nice surprise. The site we were in, was level and had full 50 amp hookups as well as sewer dump. We had to do laundry and the machines, are the old heavy duty units, so you can put a few loads in each. The location, which looks like your miles from anywhere, is actually very close to town for shopping and dining. Jason recommend one place to us foe dinner, Fezzos, and we loved it. When you get there, It looks like a small park, but there are other sites in the back, away from the traffic, so ask the owner if you can use one of those. They are mostly for long term campers, but he may have some spots available. The last reviewer mention the road noise, but so far, every place we've stayed, either has traffic noise or trains blowing their horn at all hours. I've gotten use to it. I'm giving it 4 stars because the place is nothing fancy and the road through Lafayette is really bad, but once you get past there, it's good. Maxie's is an older campsite and still needs work, but Jason makes you feel welcome and we felt safe. It was a perfect stop over for us and worth trying.

Great campground! Friendly, clean, and close to everything. The owners are very attentive to what…read moreis happening at the campground and I felt safe there.