Great park! Owner was very laid back and easy to do business with. Very trustworthy, like doing…read morebusiness with someone back in the 60s where you could just give them your name and start a tab at the hardware store. Park was clean and everything worked as it should. Reasonable rates, close to Venice marina.

Bobby Lynn's is a Leeville LA fishing trip legend! We've been coming down here for over 30 years…read more Bobby Lynn's has been a go to in the area. Knowlegable and friendly!

From the owner: We offer waterfront camping and lodging. Inshore and Offshore charter fishing. Best RV'ing on the…read morecoast. Easy access to the Gulf of Mexico and the interior marshes of Louisiana

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!

This is a special place because the owners are special - plus, the beach is across the street…read more Lanny and Michelle know the history of Grand Isle, the people of Grand Isle, and fishing Grand Isle. The area was devastated by Hurricane Ida, but it's coming back. As Lanny will tell you - the place grabs you, and won't let go.

I'm a traveling RN. Me, wife and pup planned on just coming here for just a couple days to wait…read moreout Irma and when my assignment got delayed we ended up staying for a month! Michelle and Lany are amazing owners/on-site hosts. We live to fish and crab and on our first day Lany didn't just tell us where to go fishing. He actually took us on a tour of the island and nearby fishing spots and showed us what to use, time of day, tide, etc. He really knows his stuff, as evidenced by our freezer full of redfish and trout and a fridge full of blue claws! As for the park, we love it. Everything works as it should. It's a no-frills place (everything on GI is) and it creates a family atmosphere where everyone says hi and talks fishing. The filet station is key because we catch a keeper pretty much every day! Come here, slow down and forget about life for a while.

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.

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.

Heaven on Earth, Grand Isle State Park is truly special…read more Grand Isle State Park deserves every bit of five stars, especially seeing the incredible work being done rebuilding after Hurricane Ida. The resilience here is inspiring, and the experience is absolutely worth supporting. This place is breathtaking. We kayaked every single day and saw dolphins constantly, entire schools swimming with us. The new rock jetties have attracted so much marine life, making every trip on the water unforgettable. The water is beautiful and crystal clear, and the sand is soft, not muddy like many coastal areas. Camping right on the beach, whether RV or tent, is an experience everyone should try at least once. Falling asleep to the waves and waking up to endless ocean views feels like pure peace. All spots are just on the north side on the jetty's. The camper spots are paved, with 30/50amp power, water, level with tons of space and there is a dump station in the park. The park hosts are incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. The park feels very safe and secure while still being quiet, peaceful, and not overcrowded. The entire island is amazing. There are convenient spots all over to rent kayaks right by the water for around $20. The local supermarket is a hidden gem. It has everything from beach gear to hardware supplies to groceries. Several lovely restaurants are rebuilding and thriving after the 2021 hurricane, which makes supporting this community even more meaningful. The pier is currently down as of February 2026, but there are still plenty of places to fish, explore, walk, and enjoy the scenery. We loved the area so much we extended our stay twice. Grand Isle isn't just back after the hurricane. It has been amazing the whole time. We absolutely cannot wait to return.

I've been to a few beaches in my life and I can honestly say I was very impressed with this one. I…read moreloved the idea that you can take a tent and sleep on the beach. This may be the only thing that brings me back to Louisiana. The sand was dark and black. My daughter and I love finding shells and here late in the afternoon we were able to find some decent shells. The bathrooms could use a little more upkeep. Memories made with the family.

Just got through with a Veterans trip here. It's awesome. All the guides are top notch, food was…read moreincredible and both the manager Pam and the rest of the help were perfect! Going back as soon as possible, thanks Capt. Ray

I'm a repeat visitor to this wonderful sportsman's lodge. The accommodation is well appointed…read moreespecially for a fishing retreat. You will find yourself in a wonderful southern spot and will soon be deep into The Louisiana culture. The boats and guides are friendly, easy going but focus on your limit of fish. I've always caught my limit The food is pure creole Louisiana. Wonderful shrimp boils and expect a small bowl of gumbo when you return from fishing Raymond and crew will take awesome care of you Well worth the money.