27 campgrounds · Check availability for any dates.
Cabin rentals in the Pearl River area include options at Fontainebleau State Park and Indian Hills Nudist Park, both offering basic amenities for overnight stays. Fontainebleau provides climate-controlled cabins with electricity, running water, and basic furniture including beds and seating areas. "The cabins were damaged by Hurricane Ida and are currently unusable," notes one visitor, though repairs are underway to restore these accommodations. Indian Hills Nudist Park features rustic cabins with electric hookups and access to shared bathroom facilities with showers and toilets.
Several furnished cabin options exist at campgrounds like Sun Roamers RV Resort, New Orleans RV Resort & Marina, and Land-O-Pines Family Campground. Cabins typically include beds, basic furniture, and access to electricity. Pet policies vary by location, with most allowing pets but imposing restrictions on size or number. One camper mentioned, "The campground was very clean and well kept," reflecting the maintained condition of cabin areas. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak seasons from spring through fall when occupancy rates increase.
Most cabin rentals provide beds without linens, requiring guests to bring their own bedding, pillows, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary considerably between locations, with some offering full kitchenettes while others provide only minimal cooking equipment. On-site markets exist at Buccaneer State Park and Abita Springs RV Resort for basic supplies, though selection is limited. Fontainebleau State Park, Bogue Chitto State Park, and Land-O-Pines Family Campground offer firewood for purchase. Visitors should check specific cabin amenities when booking to ensure appropriate supplies are packed for their stay.
"This state park is really pretty, full of lush Spanish moss trees, hiking trails, and historic markers.(although finding out this was a plantation for 150 slaves was unpleasant)."
"Picnic table and fire pits are available. I also saw a few deer roaming around."
"First off, the park has some serious amenities! Their bathhouses are new and very nice, they have a pool and laundromat, frisbee golf course, nature trail, a small beach, and a small water park!"
"Enjoyed spending 3 nights in this large, family oriented state park campground. Camped in a camper van, but most sites appear to be big rig friendly."
from $25 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $15 - $140 / night
Check Availability"I could only give them 4 of 5 stars because of challenges using my electric mobility wheelchair. They have handicap ♿ parking in the clubhouse."
"Once in my camper once in the cabins. Both times were great. Cabins are more private along the pond. The camper spot I had was typical. Staff was very nice, great campground area to walk and enjoy."
"We were pleasantly surprised with the park. The lake water is crystal clear with plenty of fish. Very peaceful here!"
"Super fast wi-fi close to downtown Bay St. Louis shops and restaurants. The lake views are beautiful and the bath houses are super clean and they offer free laundry."
from $45 - $100 / night
Check Availability"New “deck” with room for a rug, fire pit, and chairs. The deck also has a picnic table with a fire pit just off the edge. There’s a creek that ran behind the spot that kept my husband busy."
"We visited Bogue Chitto after torrential rains pummeled Louisiana and Mississippi causing the park to cancel our site we had reserved with a water view in the Bottomland Loop."
from $25 / night
Check Availability"The biggest drawbacks are the drive up and the ... Flight for life? Helicopter that keeps passing over. The amenities are top notch, the sites are great. The price is a premium, but it's legit."
"They pick up your trash by noon, LP pickup/refill, shower hot, store, pool, hot tub, sitting areas with rockers, laundry, dog area and great restaurant/sport bar. Had excellent crab cake and bisque."
from $75 - $170 / night
Check Availability"It’s a very nice and relaxing rv park. I told my hubby it’s a retirement home but for campers 😅 a lot of snow birds from Michigan!"
TravelerWe stayed at site 124 in “Bottomland” and we loved it. New “deck” with room for a rug, fire pit, and chairs. The deck also has a picnic table with a fire pit just off the edge. There’s a creek that ran behind the spot that kept my husband busy. The only downside is that the water and electricity plug are pretty far from your camper- you may need to pack your extender.
LegendThis is a review for BUCCANEER STATE PARK Waveland Mississippi where we stay during January 2023
Be sure to travel US 90 to Lake Shore Drive to avoid RR track bottom out.
Lake Shore Drive deadheads into South Beach Drive.
PROS
Site 109 level
Site 109 shady
Treasure Cove toilet/shower facility was heated and clean with ample TP
Site pedestal grill
Park roadways easily navigable
Trash dumpster at campground loop entrance, which was walkable
T-MOBILE 2-3 bars
CONS
Never saw park ranger drive thru campground in 3 days
Never found a camp host nor were there any marked in campground map
LOTS of noise! Railroad Avenue runs right behind Treasure Cove campground which is heavily traveled Railroad track behind park has 2-3 trains passing by each night
No privacy from neighboring campsites
Non moveable concrete & wooden picnic table on concrete slab
Leash rules ignored by pet owners
No overnight security gate closure
Park laundromat had machines out of service
No park WiFi
RangerLand-O-Pines is a nice private RV park near Folsom and Covington. We stayed two nights because my daughter was in a horse competition at a nearby horse farm. The sites are mostly shady. The streets and sites are gravel and can get a little muddy in spots after a rain. The park was clean and quiet, and the staff was friendly. About half the sites are for permanent users.
Stayed in pull-through campsite C69 which was shady and level. It was a gravel site. There was enough parking for my 34 ft TT and truck. Neighbors are nearby by not on top of you. The site included: picnic table on gravel, no fire ring. Utilities: 20/50A electric near the middle. The 20A receptacle looked like it had some minor burn marks. Water next to power pole, good pressure. Sewer near power pole with 4 non screw-on fitting.
AT&T had 2 bars of LTE and Verizon full bars of LTE service. AT&T Speedtest: 30.8 Mbps down, 3.6 Mbps up. Verizon Speedtest: 4.5 Mbps down, 11.8 Mbps up. WiFi available, but did not use. Required a login.
Would stay here again. We camped at Land-O-Pines Family Campground in a Travel Trailer.
RangerPontchartrain Landing is nice RV park. We had a great weekday stay in late December and the weather was nice. Its not far from downtown New Orleans. When you first get off the Interstate, the area looks abandoned and a little sketchy, but it is ok. Apple Maps guided me right to the park. There is a restaurant and bar, but we didnt eat there. I enjoyed walking and sitting along the water in the mornings. The occasional noise from airplanes taking off from nearby Lakefront Airport was a small detraction. Playground was not much. Place is fenced at gated for added security.
Stayed in waterfront campsite#21, but view was partially blocked by houseboats. Pretty disappointed for $89/night. Back-in site with gravel parking and a picnic table. No BBQ pit or fire ring. 15A/30A/50A, water, sewer, and cable TV hookups. Site was pretty level. Awning faced north so we had some shade from the sun. There was a flower bed with palm trees between the sites. Not much shade in the park. The site is located on the water. Neighbor was at least 20 ft. Away. Roads in the park were gravel creating some dust. Both AT&T and Verizon had good signal(3 bars each). AT&T Speedtest= 26.8 Mbps down, x 6.5 Mbps up. Free Wi-Fi is available at the office/restaurant and paid available it the sites. Did not use the Wi-Fi.
Overall, not impressed for the price, but would stay here again. We camped at New Orleans RV Resort& Marina in a Travel Trailer.
RangerWe visited Bogue Chitto after torrential rains pummeled Louisiana and Mississippi causing the park to cancel our site we had reserved with a water view in the Bottomland Loop. This really ended up being a blessing in disguise. We were forced to just pick a site when we arrived at the park (not so great for this OCD-Teacher-Planner-Mom), but after only one drive around the Upland Loop, we decided on site 2 and were not disappointed! The site backed up to a trail, and the driver side of the trailer faced a wooded area (instead of a neighboring site) which afforded us much more privacy than any of the other sites would have. Sites 9, 14, and 46 also looked nice with their awnings facing trees instead of other campsites. All sites in this loop had sewer hook ups, so that was nice. There was a concrete pad underneath the fire ring with a lifting grill, a separate grill by the wooden picnic table, and a lantern post. There was a big tent pad close to the fire ring as well.
We thoroughly enjoyed all of the hiking and biking opportunities this campground afforded us. Although the Bottomland area was closed for camping, we still checked things out for future visits. Given the choice between the two loops in the future, I think I’d choose site 2 again. Camp hosts were visible and kept the campground very clean. During our visit, there was a Dutch Oven competition, so the campground was packed.
We only were able to stay here for two nights and left wishing we could have stayed much longer! We will definitely visit Bogue Chitto State Park again.
GuideThe spaces are a bit tight, only RV spots have a fire pit. Showers are well kept but the place smells musty. The location can’t be beat and the employees are great. Very safe area and convenient shopping places nearby. Short drive to downtown. Good Wi-Fi, good laundry and dish cleaning area. Would stay again but I wish the small camper area would be more spaced out and have fire pits or grills. Nice little playground and the pool looked good as well.
LegendWe stayed here knowing that it would be full. Well, it was crowded and loud! Kids riding golf carts everywhere. Still we had a nice stay at 30 dollars a night! Ice machine, picnic table, playground, hiking trails, kayaking and fire pits. Our site # 57 needed 2 blocks to level.
GuideMy husband and I stayed at Buccaneer at one of their beachfront spots. This was our first time at Buccaneer and we will definitely be back!
First off, the park has some serious amenities! Their bathhouses are new and very nice, they have a pool and laundromat, frisbee golf course, nature trail, a small beach, and a small water park! The pool and water park weren’t open yet, but they looked really nice.
They have a few different sections of the park. The beach front camping sites are on grass with electric and water. There weren’t any grills, fire rings, or picnic tables; but it was really nice.
We looked through the other camp grounds and they have good tree coverage, picnic tables, grills, and full hookups. Some of the spots had really nice fire rings that were recessed into the ground. We will definitely be back to try one of those spots!
I will say that the bugs were crazy bad at the beach in the morning and at dusk. Evidently they are worse this year, so just come prepared!
Overall this was a nice, newer park and we loved our stay. The area had plenty to do and the views were next level.
GuideThis state park is really pretty, full of lush Spanish moss trees, hiking trails, and historic markers.(although finding out this was a plantation for 150 slaves was unpleasant).
It’s only 45 mins to New Orleans so it’s a great place to stop, drop, and sightsee for the day.
It had full hook ups available. Free WiFi even. The spots are level and concrete... and nicely spaced. There are picnic tables and grills available for use too.
Careful - when it rains, it floods.
The Pearl River area sits at the border between Louisiana and Mississippi, with an average elevation of just 13 feet above sea level. This low-lying region experiences a humid subtropical climate with mild winters and hot, muggy summers. Camping conditions vary seasonally, with potential flooding in spring and increased wildlife activity during warmer months in the numerous water features throughout the area.
Biking on paved trails: Fontainebleau State Park features well-maintained biking paths connecting directly to the campground. "We enjoyed riding our bikes around the campground and the trails in the park. We also, took the trace to town and rode along the lake," notes one visitor who appreciates the connectivity to surrounding areas.
Wildlife observation: Bogue Chitto State Park offers multiple ponds, lakes, and a river system hosting diverse wildlife. "We saw plenty of wildlife such as turkey, deer, rabbits, turtles, alligators and birds," reports a camper who explored the park extensively. The park strictly prohibits feeding alligators.
Water recreation: During summer months, several water-based activities become available. "The beach is lovely and the water felt great. There is also a splash pad," explains a Fontainebleau camper. Seasonal water parks operate at some locations between May and September with additional entrance fees.
Waterfront sites: Buccaneer State Park offers premium beach-adjacent camping spots. "My husband and I stayed at Buccaneer at one of their beachfront spots...The beach front camping sites are on grass with electric and water," explains a visitor who enjoyed direct beach access despite noting, "I will say that the bugs were crazy bad at the beach in the morning and at dusk."
Resort-style amenities: New Orleans RV Resort & Marina provides higher-end facilities just 15 minutes from downtown New Orleans. "The amenities are top notch, the sites are great. The price is a premium, but it's legit," explains one camper. Another adds, "Great RV resort and Marina. Right on the canal waterway and only 10 minutes in good traffic to the French Quarter."
Natural setting: Many Pearl River area cabins feature wooded surroundings with water views. "Site 126 relaxing stream front site nice wooden patio firepit and bbq. Park has ponds, lakes, stream, river, beaches, hiking trails, river tubing, horse back riding," reports a Bogue Chitto visitor who appreciates the diverse natural features.
Seasonal site conditions: Low-lying campgrounds may experience flooding during rainy seasons. "We actually left a day early due to prediction of rain. We were in the lower area campsites, which were prone to flash flooding," notes one Bogue Chitto visitor who monitored weather forecasts carefully.
Access challenges: Some cabins near Pearl River have complicated access roads. Land-O-Pines Family Campground visitor noted, "The streets and sites are gravel and can get a little muddy in spots after a rain." Another campground reports, "The road to get here is rough though, it's through an industrial park and looks very concerning, but then you come and find this!"
Accessibility considerations: Cabin accommodations vary in wheelchair accessibility. One visitor to Abita Springs RV Resort explained specific challenges: "They could have a better threshold to enter and exit the building. The ladies rest room did have a handicapped stall with a grab bar and plenty of room for my chair. However it needs a chair height toilet. The roads are full of loose rocks where my chair got stuck 2x."
Water activities for children: Sun Roamers RV Resort provides family-friendly water recreation. "Very friendly and helpful staff. The grounds are clean. We are here Easter weekend and it's a little noisy, but not bad," reports one family who stayed during a holiday weekend.
Playground access: When booking cabin accommodations with children, check for on-site playgrounds. "Lots of trees and shade, paved roads for kids to ride bikes, large playground area, some short hiking trails," reports a Buccaneer State Park visitor, while another campground visitor noted, "I wish there would have been a playground in the campground, but I understand they typically have snowbirds and not a lot of young couples with kids."
Holiday activities: Several campgrounds organize seasonal events for families. "We went for Halloween weekend and there were alot of activities and trick or treating for the kids..great campsite great memories," shares a Land-O-Pines visitor who appreciates the organized programming for children.
Site selection guidance: At Fontainebleau State Park, larger rigs require careful site selection. "Be careful booking a pull thru site if your unit is over 25', they're horseshoe shaped. We could not fit on a pull thru site, and Betty at the entrance was awesome and found us the perfect back-in site," advises one RVer with a larger unit.
Urban camping access: Abita Springs RV Resort provides a woodsy setting with convenient access to town amenities. "This is out in the woods but only a short drive to shopping and dining," notes one visitor. Another adds, "Visit the nearby abita springs cafe for great breakfasts and of course the brewery for good beer. Cute little town area and farmers market very close."
Service availability: Cell reception varies significantly between cabin locations. "AT&T had 2 bars of LTE and Verizon full bars of LTE service. AT&T Speedtest: 30.8 Mbps down, 3.6 Mbps up. Verizon Speedtest: 4.5 Mbps down, 11.8 Mbps up," reported a Land-O-Pines visitor who tracked connectivity details for both major carriers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the most popular cabin campsite near Pearl River, LA?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular cabin campground near Pearl River, LA is Fontainebleau State Park Campground with a 4.6-star rating from 82 reviews.
What is the best site to find cabin camping near Pearl River, LA?
TheDyrt.com has all 27 cabin camping locations near Pearl River, LA, with real photos and reviews from campers.
Keep Exploring
