1 campground with availability this weekend
Several RV parks surround Bernice, Louisiana, offering varied options for motorhome travelers. Landry Vineyards Grape Escape RV Sites provides 11 full hookup sites with 30/50 amp service in a peaceful vineyard setting. Lincoln Parish Park in nearby Ruston features concrete pads with full hookups, spacious sites, and big rig accessibility. Ouachita RV Park in Monroe operates year-round with pull-through sites that accommodate larger rigs, though some travelers note the proximity to I-20 creates highway noise. Pavilion RV Park in West Monroe offers big-rig friendly sites with full hookups including 50 amp electrical service. "We absolutely loved our stay at Landry Vineyards. We have a 40' fifth wheel and spent the night on site 3 with 50 amp power. The view and the peaceful setting were just magnificent!" reported one RV camper.
Cell service varies significantly between parks, with Lincoln Parish Park offering reliable connectivity while some more rural locations have limited coverage. Most RV campgrounds in the region are pet-friendly, though specific restrictions may apply. Dump stations are available at parks without full sewer hookups, with Lincoln Parish Park and Ouachita RV Park both maintaining sanitary dump facilities. Access roads to Landry Vineyards require careful navigation for larger rigs due to hilly, winding terrain. One traveler noted, "Bigger rigs might have a harder time getting there. The only advice I can give is to better mark the campground entrance." Seasonal considerations include potential crowding during fall foliage season and university events in Ruston. Reservation policies vary by location, with most parks accepting advance bookings but Lincoln Parish Park not assigning specific sites until arrival.
"We have a 40’ fifth wheel and spent the night on site 3 with 50 amp power. The view and the peaceful setting were just magnificent!"
"This cute family owned winery has 3 gravel pads and 2 cabins across the street from the tasting room. They are located on a hill that overlooks the grape fields. All 3 sites are full hook up."
from $40 / night
"Right off of I-20 and on a scenic lake that the sun sets over. The mall is right across the interstate with many good restaurants."
"Older RV park with nicely leveled gravel pull-through RV sites with dump, water and power at the sites for about $54 p/nt, bathrooms with showers (nicely cleaned but need to replace shower curtains), game"
from $32 / night
"You feel relaxed, your own private space, staff that are very friendly, you have trails to roam with your dog. They’re not long, but they’re really good."
from $40 - $50 / night
"Few runsdown campers from what appears to be long term residents. However, the park felt safe and everyone was nice and friendly."
"The layout is a bit tricky to navigate with a trailer, spots are close and the turns are sharp with bad angles. There’s a cute pond with a bridge and bench."
from $45 - $50 / night
"Dwayne was very accommodating...good price for full hookup.Quiet and convenient campground. 15 mins from Black Bayou National Wildlife Refuge if you want somewhere to hike and walk around."
"For $25 a night, this little RV park with water and power hookups to 50A is a fairly quiet spot behind a restaurant with fairly new single bathrooms including showers and a temperature controlled laundromat"
from $25 / night
"Quiet and secluded with nice roomy sites, and plenty of wildlife such as deer, hogs, and turkey. It was beautiful surprise like a hidden gem."
"It was a very quiet spot that had a lot of shade but still had a view of the water. Close to the restrooms but not much through traffic."
"We were doing hotel camping every other and this is one we decided on with its convenience to Walmart and many other food places."
from $25 - $50 / night
TravelerThis Campground is a gem. A short distance from I-20 is easy to find. Sites are paved and level. Free WiFi included. The comfort station was clean, and the showers had good pressure with plenty of Hot water.
Guideafter traveling, it’s nice to settle into the natural beauty here. We have FHU site, even has laundry here! Hot showers, but not much of signal from AT&T
ScoutThis place is a dump and not a safe place to camp. This town offers nothing to do and very few restaurants and shopping. Gun fire is a regular occurrence. Don’t go there
GuideLove it here, has laundry, great views, nice and quiet😍 Passing thru La, State parks are our faves. Here for 2 nights, had nice hot showers, our clothes washed, and played some golf, and explored our second day. We have water and electric, have seen some campsites with full hook up. We close to the lake, with lots of trees for shade!
GuideBeautiful campground on the edge of a lake. Large sites with electric and water (I counted 29) and most were available when I arrived on a Sunday evening.
GuideNice vineyard with RV sites. No bathhouse but full hookups to boondocking sites available. Very friendly staff. During our summer stay, air cannon sounds intermittently in the vineyard to protect grapes from birds during daytime. Also, bird squawking noises to deter birds from ripening grapes. The sounds were not bothersome for us humans, but our dog was not happy about it.
TravelerOlder RV park with nicely leveled gravel pull-through RV sites with dump, water and power at the sites for about $54 p/nt, bathrooms with showers (nicely cleaned but need to replace shower curtains), game room, pet-friendly and small campground with grassy, shaded spots for tent camping and great highway access. Perfect for our one-night stop on our driveby through of Monroe, LA
ScoutCheck in was super easy. I made reservation in advance and it was ready when I got there. The bathroom and showers were clean. The park was quiet at night. I would stay again if I were passing through.
ScoutCamping in a Vineyard! What more do you need to say?
The Bernice, Louisiana area offers RV campers access to diverse landscapes at the junction of Arkansas and Louisiana state lines. Located at approximately 85 feet above sea level, this region experiences humid subtropical conditions with mild winters and hot summers. Several campgrounds provide options for RV camping near Bernice with varying degrees of seclusion and amenities.
Fishing opportunities: Lakeside RV Park provides access to water recreation with boat-in sites. "Great place to stay for the night or week or month. We called from the road got an awesome spot by the lake," shares one camper at Lakeside RV Park.
Mountain biking trails: Lincoln Parish Park features nationally recognized mountain biking courses. A reviewer notes, "11 mile trail system for hiking/mt bike. Exceptional mt bike course. Big lake with beach(seasonal). Big Playground for young kids." The park hosts regular events for cycling enthusiasts with "Trail runs and mountain biking races" according to another visitor at Lincoln Parish Park.
Wildlife viewing: The region offers opportunities to observe local fauna. One camper at Crossett RV Park reports, "Quiet and secluded with nice roomy sites, and plenty of wildlife such as deer, hogs, and turkey. It was beautiful surprise like a hidden gem." The nearby Black Bayou National Wildlife Refuge provides additional wildlife viewing options about 15 minutes from some campgrounds.
Vineyard setting: Many travelers appreciate the unique experience of camping at a working vineyard. "This a gem in hiding in N. Central Louisiana! The site was amazing - nestled in the back of a vineyard, on the top of a hill," writes one guest at Landry Vineyards Grape Escape RV Sites.
Wine tasting: Campers enjoy sampling local wines while staying overnight. "The wines were lovely & our view fantastic!" notes one visitor. Another mentions, "The tasting room's 6-wine flight from 30 varieties, with a souvenir glass, was a treat. The tasting room staff were incredibly helpful with guiding us through the experience."
Waterfront sites: Many campgrounds offer water views. A Lincoln Parish Park camper shares, "Campground is right on the lake. No bad Rv spots! Spots have concrete pads. Full hookup." Another notes, "Small park, lots of trees and walking/mtn bike trails. Beautiful lake, ducks, fishing piers, swimming beach, playground."
Site surface variations: Surfaces vary between campgrounds from concrete to gravel and grass. One RVer at Ouachita RV Park notes, "nice long pull through site and pretty level. Prices are very reasonable for full hookups," while another observed, "Gravel site, pulled in, put the truck in park and we were almost perfectly level."
Highway noise considerations: Some parks are located near major roads. A camper mentions, "Right on I20, so expectable highway noise. Looks to be quite a few long term folks here but RVs are nice." This information helps set expectations for noise levels.
Bathroom conditions: Facilities vary widely between locations. One camper reported, "Smell like urine and there is black mold across the back wall and floor in the showers," while others found clean facilities at different parks. Always check recent reviews for current conditions.
Navigation challenges: Some campgrounds require careful driving. A reviewer cautions about The Fishing Camp Tackle & RV Park, "The layout is a bit tricky to navigate with a trailer, spots are close and the turns are sharp with bad angles."
Playground access: Several campgrounds feature play areas. At The Fishing Camp Tackle & RV Park, amenities include "a restaurant with fairly new single bathrooms including showers and a temperature controlled laundromat on site." Lincoln Parish Park offers "Big Playground for young kids" according to visitors.
Swimming options: During warmer months, some parks offer swimming areas. A camper notes Lincoln Parish Park has a "swimming beach" along with "fishing piers" which provides recreational options for children of different ages.
Educational opportunities: Wildlife viewing can become a learning experience. "15 mins from Black Bayou National Wildlife Refuge if you want somewhere to hike and walk around," mentions a camper at Bayou Boeuf RV Park, offering families a chance to explore nature together.
Leveling considerations: Some sites require adjustment for proper leveling. One RVer at Landry Vineyards noted, "The site was rock and not quite level since we had to use leveling blocks to avoid having the back tires of our 39 foot motorhome lifted off the ground."
Directional advice: Following campground-provided directions improves arrival experience. A camper at Pavilion RV Park advises, "We registered and checked in online with no issues," while another shares, "The layout is a bit tricky to navigate with a trailer, spots are close and the turns are sharp with bad angles."
Restaurant proximity: Many campgrounds offer convenient dining options. "The restaurant which, despite a nearly hour long wait (understandable - it was Friday night), was delicious. We tried boudin for the first time (the eggrolls), and they were heavenly," reports a visitor to The Fishing Camp Tackle & RV Park.
After-hours arrival: Some parks accommodate late check-ins. A camper notes, "We did not use the amenities as we are self-sufficient and did not meet the staff as we were in/out after hours." This flexibility benefits travelers with unpredictable schedules passing through the Bernice area.
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