Indian Creek Recreation Area Best Camping Spot
$21 primitive. Beautiful area. Great amenities. Beautiful scenery. Roads are okay…just be careful. If it rains, you may have trouble.
1 campground with availability this weekend
Several RV camping options exist within 30 miles of Lecompte, Louisiana. Gator Grounds RV Resort features full hookups with 50-amp electric service, water, and sewer connections on crushed limestone sites. Sites accommodate big rigs and include picnic tables and fire rings. "The sites had 50AMP/water/sewer/cable and wifi," noted one visitor about the accommodations at Pontchartrain Landing RV Resort. Paragon Casino Resort offers level concrete pads with full hookups year-round, along with pull-through sites that easily fit larger motorhomes. Hidden Treasure RV Resort provides 24 sites with 50-amp and 30-amp electric options, though reviewers mention that "not all sites are level, but that may change with their improvements."
Road access varies considerably between these RV parks. The route to Pontchartrain Landing includes recently paved sections, though nearby roads remain in poor condition according to recent reviews. Most parks accommodate larger RVs and fifth wheels, with pull-through sites available at several locations. While Gator Grounds features extensive recreational amenities including pools and water slides, other parks focus on providing reliable utilities and basic services. Dump stations are available at Paragon Casino Resort and Lakeview Park. Cell service is generally good throughout the region, with both AT&T and Verizon providing coverage at most parks. Pet policies are typically accommodating, with designated pet areas at several facilities. Reservations are strongly recommended during holiday weekends and festival periods when occupancy rates spike significantly.
"Gator Grounds is a great private RV park near Bunkie, LA. We stayed two nights. Most of the sites are not shady. The park streets are concrete and sites are small crushed limestone."
"Although it's not our first visit here, it is our first during off season. It was quiet, roomy, and spotlessly clean! Park attendant even came by and checked on us. We stayed in site 76."
from $45 - $75 / night
"Pull-thru sites were gravel and fairly level yet pretty close to one another."
"Nice showers and laundry rooms. Hot tub was fun but kind of awkward to use, it was out on the marina side, just kind of on the sidewalk."
from $58 - $115 / night
"This place is so beautiful and peaceful. The walking trail is a highlight. We enjoyed our month stay!"
Available this weekend
from $50 - $55 / night
"This campground is located on the Cotile lake in Boyce, Louisiana. And it's only about 8 or 10 minutes from I-49, but well worth the time. There is a small boat launch/fishing area."
"Privately owned Campground in the heart of Louisiana. Slightly hilly with beautiful mature trees, some which have several bird feeders attached!"
from $50 / night
"Not a perfect site due to no shade. The site was gravel and grass, pretty level. Our camper is 27 ft and it fit nicely, though larger ones would have problems."
"Clean cozy park with shade."
from $30 / night
"This is a quiet park right on the Red River. Sunsets are amazing over the river. The facilities are well maintained and clean. The sites are spaced nicely and tucked into the trees."
"Close to home so we visit often. Very nice bathroom facilities. On the Red River but no swimming unless you have a boat, lock thru, and hit the sandbars."
"Something for everyone, mud riding, fishing, trail rides, and sits right on the gorgeous Red River!"
from $15 - $35 / night
"Concrete level sites with patio and picnic table. Full hookups with cable TV. Lodge and pool. Casino shuttle."
"Level concrete pads, electric for both 30 and 50amp with sewer and water all next to each other. Wifi is a bit weak. Dog park for your fur babies to play in."
from $22 - $65 / night












$21 primitive. Beautiful area. Great amenities. Beautiful scenery. Roads are okay…just be careful. If it rains, you may have trouble.
This was obviously once a wonderful retreat and RV park that is sadly falling into serious decline through neglect. The setting is pretty and the lake good for fishing but all the facilities with the exception of the motel units are in serious disrepair and no longer look anything like the online photos. There is no onsite manager or even work camper although one of the long term rvers tries to assist visitors. The pool is milky due to lack of proper chemicals although the helpful tenant is trying to do what he can. A tree fell on the game room so it is locked and unusable. The miniature golf course is unusable due to lack of maintenance and mold. We were able to use the open air pavilion although the ladies room was unusable due to a broken toilet and was filthy. The children's playground is unsafe with broken equipment. There is a dining hall for retreats but I don't know what kind of condition it is in. The sewer system for the RV sites worked sporadically. One of the RV sites had foot deep ruts. There are several huge potholes in the road. We were lucky the grass was finally cut shortly before our rally group arrived. It is very sad that such a beautiful facility has been allowed to deteriorate like this.
Would like to have made it to the campgrounds, but a fallen tree a ½ mile before them thwarted my stay. Ended up in a clearing back up the road from said tree.
We love Lakeview! Country feel, away from the city. Man made beach (COLD but you get used to it), huge land balloon used as a giant trampoline, golf cart rentals, and weekend music. It has it all. Relax or enjoy doing things you love to do!
Beautiful location. Site 24 had small deck overlooking the lake. T-Mobile had 2 bars of service.
I stayed here in mid- September 2025. I was the only person in the campground, but a ranger drove by in the morning. I think I was there on a Wednesday night. The pit toilet was very dirty, but it was stocked with TP. I chose a site that was adjacent to the lake, but not low to the shore (a little above). In the morning, as I enjoyed coffee, I did see an alligator in the lake.
This place is so beautiful and peaceful. The walking trail is a highlight. We enjoyed our month stay!
I am out here at the end of January on a cold couple days and have not seen another human. Beautiful forest.
The place is great! My family really enjoyed the amenities, we played pickleball a lot during our stay. There’s also mini golf, which the kids loved, and a swimming pool(though it was closed for winter). We’ll definitely be back, hopefully later this year!
RV camping options near Lecompte, Louisiana provide diverse experiences with varying levels of amenities and surroundings. Located in central Louisiana, the area sits at relatively low elevations ranging from 80-120 feet above sea level and experiences a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Campgrounds within 30 miles offer everything from basic sites with minimal facilities to resort-style RV parks with recreational amenities, typically featuring limestone or gravel pads rather than concrete.
Seasonal festivals and events: Gator Grounds RV Resort hosts special holiday celebrations throughout the year. "It was mardi gras weekend so parade was unbelievable!!! Even caught a couple fish! Very well run park," mentions one visitor about their spring experience.
Water recreation options: The indoor water facilities at Gator Grounds remain available year-round. "It was a very cold weekend but indoor water fun was awesome, kept the kids occupied," notes one camper, highlighting off-season activities. At Lakeview Park, water activities are popular during warmer months: "Rented the kayak for an hour multi times. Water is cold and refreshing."
Fishing opportunities: Many campgrounds near Lecompte offer fishing access. Colfax Recreation Area provides direct access to the Red River with "nice boat launch, docks and fish cleaning area." As one visitor notes, "We like to let the kids kayak in the oxbow at the landing."
Well-maintained facilities: Cleanliness stands out in camper reviews across the region. At Hidden Treasure RV Resort, a visitor noted, "Bath house is squeaky clean. Laundry available on site." Similarly, at Colfax Recreation Area, campers appreciate that "The facilities are well maintained and clean."
Seasonal charm: Fall and winter visits offer different experiences than summer stays. "Summer is awesome because of the outdoor AND indoor water park. Fall has been great because of the nice fire pits and we are now a huge fan of their Halloween celebration," explains a Gator Grounds visitor.
Wildlife viewing: Natural settings provide wildlife observation opportunities. Hidden Treasure RV Resort features "beautiful mature trees, some which have several bird feeders attached! Wildlife galore." At Colfax Recreation Area, "Sunsets are amazing over the river."
Site leveling challenges: Many RV sites near Lecompte require leveling equipment. At Hidden Treasure RV Resort, "Not all sites are level, but that may change with their improvements." Similarly, at Lakeview Park, campers report that sites are "pretty level" but preparation is still necessary.
Hookup placement variations: The location of utility connections varies between campgrounds and can affect setup. At Lakeview Park, campers should "Be sure to bring extra sewer hose, the sewer is a far reach!"
Off-season benefits: Visiting during less busy times offers advantages. One camper at Pontchartrain Landing RV Resort noted, "We needed a place to stay a couple of nights, while in town. Although it's not our first visit here, it is our first during off season. It was quiet, roomy, and spotlessly clean!"
Seasonal activities planning: Family activities vary by season. At Gator Grounds, "The camping spots really go all out in decorating for the kids. There was a costume contest and then a time for kids to visit all spots for candy" during Halloween.
Designated play areas: Several campgrounds feature dedicated children's facilities. Lakeview Park offers "a fishing pond, a swimming pond with inflatables, playground, store, and a dance/concert barn with live music."
Entertainment options beyond campgrounds: Red Shoes RV Park & Chalets provides options for families visiting the attached casino property. "Coushatta casino and all its amenities, so no need to travel far for fun and food for adults and kids. Pool area within camp grounds area. The casino side has a lazy river and a swim up bar for adults, also slides."
Site selection strategy: Choose sites based on your specific needs. At Gator Grounds, experienced RVers recommend certain areas: "I highly recommend staying in the 70's spots. Shade, flat level areas, with fire rings and tables."
Utility considerations: Check amperage options before booking. Paragon Casino Resort offers "full hookups (electricity, water, and sewage)" with reliable connections, while other parks in the area may have more limited options.
Seasonal rates variance: Pricing fluctuates throughout the year and week. At Lakeview Park, visitors note it's "A little pricey at Friday and Saturday 55 dollars a night, 45 for Sunday through Thursday."
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