1 campground with availability this weekend
RV camping near Delhi, LA ranges from full-hookup state park sites to pull-through gravel pads at private RV parks. Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Campground offers full hookup RV sites in Delhi with water, sewer, and electric connections. The park accommodates big rigs with spacious sites, fire rings, and picnic tables. "Great back in sites, well manicured slots and park. The RV park is spread out so you don't feel claustrophobic," according to one visitor. Located on a scenic lake, this state park provides reservable RV spots year-round. Additional RV options include Ouachita RV Park in Monroe, featuring gravel pull-through sites with full hookups, and 7 Oaks RV Campground in Oak Grove with 50-amp electric service for larger motorhomes.
Most RV parks in the region require reservations, especially during popular fishing seasons when spots fill quickly. Bayou Boeuf RV Park in Sterlington offers RV-specific amenities including sanitary dump stations and 50-amp hookups approximately 25 miles from Delhi. Cell service varies throughout the area, with stronger reception near Interstate 20 corridor parks. A visitor noted one park had "easy accessible, pull through spots" though sites at some locations are primarily grass, which can become wet after heavy rains. Pets are generally allowed at most parks, though amenities like showers and laundry facilities differ significantly between locations.
"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
"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
"Quilly’s has new owners and they have already begun upgrades - bathroom and laundry rooms remodel. Adding gravel to the level sites."
"All the sites are drive thru, The drive thru concrete side is nicer than the gravel. On the gravel side (where we stayed) it looks like some live there, the trailers are old and they look trashy."
"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."
"Of the 3 campgrounds in the Vicksburg area that we viewed, Ameristar RV Resort park was the best. The lady in the cg office was pleasant and helpful."
"Inexpensive with full hookups. Pet friendly and people friendly. Some full timers but a nice place. Transportation to and from casinos provided."
"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
"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."
"Campground has large, level sites. Some are pull through and some you back in. Some have just electric and water hookups and some also have sewage."
"Lake and hiking trail are available. Very clean facilities. Friendliness of staff was superb. Scale 1- bad, 5-Very good
(71 yr olds in 17’ trailer.)"
from $20 - $33 / night
Guidewe stay one night with our van. The view on the lake was amazing. The park is very pleasant and quiet with an amazing view on the lake for sunset, but also for sunrise. The bathroom are very clean (+ air conditioning)and the laundry room has brand new washer and dryer and a nice table to fold your clothes. Everything is spotless. The girl at the front was very nice and helpful. Great place to stay.
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.
LegendNice park with beautiful scenery.
ScoutCamping in a Vineyard! What more do you need to say?
TravelerWe loved our short stay in our camper. The vineyard was beautiful and the scenery was incredibly peaceful. The staff & Landry family were so kind & welcoming. The wine itself is top tier. We'd love to visit again. Just note, this isn't a campground. There are a handful of spots to hook up to, but it's meant to be for very short-term stays. The cottages would be a great alternative.
ScoutHad a wonderful time Nice and quiet as it should be back to nature we go
ScoutLandry Vineyard was a quick overnight stop but couldn’t have been more idyllic. We purchased a bottle of port upon arrival and enjoyed sipping on it at the edge of the grape vines, under the stars. The vineyard is close enough to the highway for easy access but far enough away. The personnel at the vineyard were friendly and welcoming.
Camping options near Delhi, Louisiana center around the Bayou Macon and Poverty Point Reservoir areas, with elevations averaging 80-100 feet above sea level. Most campgrounds in this northeastern Louisiana region experience hot, humid summers with temperatures regularly exceeding 90°F from June through September and mild winters rarely dropping below freezing. Winter camping is possible year-round with fewer crowds from December through February when overnight temperatures can drop into the 40s.
Fishing opportunities: Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Campground offers fishing for bass, bream, and crappie on a 2,700-acre lake. "The lake is beautiful," notes one visitor, while another mentions they "needed a place to charge up and empty/refill tanks" while enjoying "the nature and short hiking trails."
Wine tasting experiences: Landry Vineyards Grape Escape RV Sites offers a unique camping experience on a working vineyard. "We were seated and enjoying live music and fantastic wines. I tried one of their best sellers, a blackberry merlot and was not disappointed," shares a camper. The vineyard hosts regular events: "Saturday evening concert was a highlight, with live music adding a vibrant and memorable touch to our stay."
Historic site visits: The UNESCO World Heritage Poverty Point archaeological site is "less than a 20min drive" from Poverty Point Reservoir State Park. These ancient earthworks date back 3,000+ years and provide educational opportunities with ranger-led tours available daily.
Clean facilities: Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Campground receives consistent praise for maintenance. "Bathrooms were the cleanest I've seen in a public park," reports one visitor. Another notes, "Clean restrooms, nice sites, WiFi."
Scenic camping spots: Many campers appreciate the natural settings. At Poverty Point, sites offer "nice privacy" with some favorites being "43, 45, 46, 47" which are described as having "lots of shade and woods feeling." The park is "surrounded by wooded forest" creating a natural atmosphere.
Level sites with hookups: Ouachita RV Park gets high marks for site quality. "Our site was LEVEL!!! gravel site, pulled in, put the truck in park and we were almost perfectly level," reports one camper. Another mentions, "Right off of I-20 and on a scenic lake that the sun sets over."
Cell service varies: Connectivity can be spotty throughout the region. At Poverty Point, campers report "1 or 2 bars" for both Verizon and AT&T services. "WiFi ok for email but not enough to stream," notes one visitor about the state park's internet.
Weather considerations: The area can experience heavy rains, making some sites challenging. At Magnolia RV Park Resort, a visitor mentioned, "Sites were gravel and uneven. Must have rained a lot recently since the ground was soggy and had puddles."
Reservation requirements: Most campgrounds require advanced booking. "Only downside is I had to call for same day reservations," notes a Poverty Point visitor. For Landry Vineyards, guests received "directions that were given in terms of which roads to take to the vineyard" after booking.
Splash pad access: Poverty Point Reservoir offers water features for children. "The splash pad is a huge hit!" reports one family. This provides an alternative to swimming in the reservoir during hot summer days.
Playground options: Ouachita RV Park provides recreational facilities for children. "There is a camp host there who was very friendly and helpful... There are bathrooms and showers, a nice playground, basic RV supplies for purchase," writes a reviewer.
Educational opportunities: Plan visits to the Poverty Point archaeological site where children can participate in ranger programs. The park is "set back from highway" with "usage during weekday" at about "20%" making it quieter for families with children.
Site selection guidance: Landry Vineyards Grape Escape RV Sites offers unique positioning for RVs. "We stayed at location #13 at far end of the tasting room. It was a beautiful location that allowed us to overlook the vineyard. It was very easy to get into and out of with our 45' 5th wheel," advises one RVer.
Access considerations: Some rv sites near Delhi, Louisiana have challenging layouts. At Pavilion RV Park, "The layout is a bit tricky to navigate with a trailer, spots are close and the turns are sharp with bad angles." However, its location "right off I20, near a Pilot travel center" makes it convenient for overnight stops.
Hookup variations: Different parks offer varying hookup options. At The Fishing Camp Tackle & RV Park, "$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 on site."
Frequently Asked Questions
What RV parks are available in Delhi, NY?
Delhi and the surrounding area offer several options for RV campers. Ouachita RV Park is conveniently located right off I-20 on a scenic lake with beautiful sunset views. For those seeking a state park experience, Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Campground provides large, level sites with both pull-through and back-in options. Other nearby RV-friendly options include 7 Oaks RV Campground, Magnolia RV Park Resort, and Cottonland RV Park, each offering various hookup options and accessibility for different RV sizes.
What amenities do RV campgrounds in Delhi offer?
RV campgrounds in the Delhi area feature a range of amenities to enhance your camping experience. Ameristar RV Resort Park offers a swimming pool, helpful office staff, and discounts for Good Sam members. Rivertown Rose Campground provides full hookups and is both big rig and pet-friendly. Many area campgrounds feature clean bathrooms, showers, picnic tables, and fire rings. Some parks offer additional amenities like playgrounds, basic RV supplies for purchase, laundry facilities, and communal spaces with recreation options like pool tables. Water and electric hookups are standard, with full hookups (including sewer) available at select sites.
What is the cost of RV camping in Delhi?
RV camping costs in the Delhi area vary based on amenities and location. Cypress Bend RV Park charges around $35 per night with weekly rates of $185 and monthly rates from $350-$390 depending on amperage requirements. At Delta National Forest Site 45/45A, camping is more affordable at $7 per night. Many campgrounds offer discounts, like the Good Sam discount at Rivertown Rose Campground bringing the rate to about $31 per night for full hookups. Senior discounts may also be available at some locations, particularly at state parks, potentially reducing standard rates by several dollars per night.
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