Tunica Hills Campground offers unique Louisiana glamping located north of Lettsworth, accessed via winding country roads. The terrain features steep ravines and loess bluffs unusual for Louisiana, creating a microclimate that supports rare plant species. Visitors should prepare for limited cell service throughout the area and pack all necessary supplies as the nearest stores are a considerable distance away.
What to do
Hike Clark Creek trails: Clark Creek Natural Area is approximately 8 miles from Tunica Hills Campground and features waterfalls rare in the region. "Nice campsite..we had the area to ourselves..alot of hiking trails nearby for all different skill levels..the terrain is amazing couldn't believe I was actually in Louisiana," reports David D.
Explore off-grid fishing: Fishing opportunities around Poche's RV Park & Fish-N-Camp include five stocked lakes that don't require a license. "They have 5 fishing lakes here and every spot is on the lake," notes Ioan P., making it suitable for anglers seeking convenient water access without traveling to public waterways.
Night sky viewing: The area's minimal light pollution makes stargazing productive. "The campground is very secluded, so you get to experience the sounds of the woods at night," says Fabein D. about Tunica Hills. Campers should bring red-light flashlights to preserve night vision while moving around camp.
What campers like
Remote experience: The isolation from urban areas creates a genuine wilderness feel. "If you want to go camping were the GPS can't get you there but good old fashion directions will this is the place for you!" explains Kindred P. about Tunica Hills Campground.
Diverse terrain: The topography differs significantly from typical Louisiana landscapes. "My boyfriend and I camped here in October and had a blast. We enjoyed that it was walk in but still had running water and hook ups," shares Nicolette F. about their experience at Tunica Hills.
Clean facilities: North Campground — Chicot State Park maintains high standards for bath facilities. "Bathrooms were recently updated so they were really nice. Also the laundry facilities were clean!" reports Cat R., noting the practical amenities that enhance comfort during longer stays.
What you should know
Limited supplies nearby: Stock up before arrival as stores are scarce. "It's a peaceful place to camp. Just make sure you bring all your supplies you think you migt need because there isn't any store for miles," advises Matthew J. about Tunica Hills.
Challenging access: Many sites require walking in or assistance. According to Tess E. at Tunica Hills Campground, "This campground is about as old school as you can get without being totally remote. This campground is NOT accessible by GPS, and visitors must follow the online directions. Be wary of arriving at night, as there are no lights and it is pretty difficult to get set up."
Weather considerations: The region experiences high humidity year-round and frequent afternoon thunderstorms in summer. Sites in ravines can flood during heavy rains, so positioning tents on platforms is essential.
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