Rustic cabin rentals dot the landscape around Lake Fausse Pointe State Park and Camp Margaritaville RV Resort Breaux Bridge near St. Martinville, Louisiana. Cabins at Lake Fausse Pointe provide water views with private docks for kayak launching and fishing access. Most accommodations feature air conditioning, electric hookups, picnic tables, and basic furnishings with varying levels of kitchen facilities. Camp Margaritaville offers premium cabin rentals with concrete patios and nearby recreational facilities. Bathroom facilities vary between properties, with some cabins providing private bathrooms while others require use of communal shower houses. A visitor commented, "The bath house was exceptional compared with other LA state parks, and it was quiet."
Depending on the campground, pet policies for cabin rentals differ considerably. Lake Fausse Pointe State Park allows pets in designated cabin areas while maintaining restrictions in others. Cabins typically require advance booking, particularly during summer months when water activities become popular. "We stayed in a pop-up camper. It was cold, so we didn't have the mosquito problems that so many mention," noted one camper about seasonal considerations. Bayou Wilderness RV Resort and Poche's RV Park & Fish-N-Camp also offer cabin options with varying amenities and reservation requirements.
Most log cabins include beds with mattresses, but guests should plan to bring their own linens, towels, and personal items. Basic kitchen facilities generally include refrigerators and microwaves, though cooking equipment varies significantly between properties. On-site stores at facilities like Camp Margaritaville provide some basic provisions, while local markets in St. Martinville stock groceries and regional specialties. Seasonal conditions affect planning significantly - mosquito repellent is essential during warmer months as cabins sit within wetland environments. Standard supplies like charcoal, firewood, and drinking water are available at most campground offices.
"Has a fire ring, but no toilets, no water, no electrical. Does have a covered wooden table to serve as a rough kitchen kiosk. Wooden dock by waters edge also has a picnic table."
"The hiking trails are well maintained and easy to follow! We were able to kayak through a lot of water areas as well! The park rents canoes for people to use if you don’t have your own."
"The lot comes with a concrete patio with picnic table and fire ring. It is an easy access to the campground from highway -(less than 1 mile from highway).
There is free WiFi."
"Pet friendly, decent space between spots, all 30/50A cable sewer water hookups."
from $35 - $265 / night
"Poches RV park is nice, well maintained, and has number of amenities. We had a wonderful weekend stay, and the weather was perfect. We canoed in the Shake Your Trail Feather festival on Bayou Teche."
"Pet friendly! And each site is set up great and all the grounds are clean!"
"Level camping spot with picnic table and firing 50 amp service"
"We have two dogs so green space is important-check. It is hot so a lot of shade trees are important-check. Not stacked in like cordwood-check."
"Pets are welcome, showers, restrooms, and laundry room, paved/gravel roads, Propane onsite, Open all year, free Cable TV and WiFi, nice pool with slides, Tennis Court, playground for kids, ponds with fishing"
"The WiFi was good and folks were really helpful. The store had propane and ice which was great"
Available this weekend
from $25 - $72 / night
"Nice bath, laundry facilities. Sites were gravel. Bugs were awful. Screen porches around restrooms."
"We spent two nights here and the park is in great condition. All the spaces have electric, water and sewer. The spaces are nice and wide, are on gravel, and very level."
"This campground is a Louisiana State Park located on Vermillion Bay In the Gulf of Mexico. THERE ARE ONLY CABINS TO RENT, NO TENT OR RV CAMPING!
This park was very nice but small."
"Park has fishing pier, sandy beach/swimming area, pavilions with bbq pits and cabins for rent"
from $27 / night
"There is a protected area on the lake within the park that you can launch your boat and they do have two restrooms with showers as well as washers and dryer’s to clean your clothes."
"Back in spot right up to Lake Palourde in Morgan City, La. Full hook ups, swimming a beach with canoe, kayak and jet ski rentals. Really nice area for those with or without kids."
"The site behind and on the right are very close. (Since we were here for a nearby softball tournament, it was ok.) Site was full hookup for 30 amp only."
"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."
"Campground is right off a state highway. Very kid friendly, a large clean pool, mini golf, and lots of space to run and ride bikes! The sites are mostly gravel, with concrete patio area."
from $30 / night
GuidePalmetto State Park is Louisiana beautiful and has a lot of sites with full hookups; $24 for the hook ups, which includes fees and taxes. Each site is spread out from the other, secluded with trees and palmetto palms.
There’s a nice little pond that you can walk around to get the Louisiana feel
ScoutLevel camping spot with picnic table and firing 50 amp service
TravelerWe 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!
TravelerWhat a beautiful location with Palmetto’s great sites, clean bathhouse and nice laundry facilities.
GuideThey have only had RV camping for about 4 years. Drive-Thru concrete pads with full hookup. Very clean and nice. Cool breeze in February and a very quiet place. Wi-Fi is weak and we have not tried the showers or restroom. Once this place is discovered it will be hard to get a campsite unless you reserve ahead of time.
TravelerWe camped here in late february, and the park is absolutely beautiful. Restrooms are clean, hot showers and nicely spaced sights. Driveway was flat and level.
ScoutWe arrived at Lake End after the check in time but the office was so helpful and pleasant to check us in. Once we got to our site we had some problems. The 30 amp was tripping and the wash house was closed for renovations. But over two weeks, the long term neighbors made this feel like home. The walking trail is quiet during the week and early in the morning. After the first day, we really enjoyed our stay.
LegendWe spent two nights here and the park is in great condition. All the spaces have electric, water and sewer. The spaces are nice and wide, are on gravel, and very level. Nice privacy between them as well. Nice hiking trails and there is a splash pad and great playground for the kids. There’s also a little lake for fishing. The showers were very nice and clean and there was a laundry facility with a book exchange. Inexpensive laundry $1.75 for each wash and dry. I guess the only negative thing I can say which really isn’t the park‘s fault is the road getting into the park is in pretty poor shape for the last 3-4 miles.
GuideOkay, if you’re not into a bunch of fellow campers with children, I get that but how can you hate 3 pools with swim up bars, a giant hot tub and a well manicured park? Park really opens April 1 but we needed a taste of summer and we found it here
Cabin camping near St. Martinville, Louisiana provides access to the Atchafalaya Basin, America's largest river swamp at over 800,000 acres. The region's subtropical climate creates distinct camping conditions between seasons, with summer temperatures regularly exceeding 90°F and high humidity. Winter cabin rentals offer more comfortable conditions with temperatures averaging 45-65°F and significantly reduced insect activity.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Lake Fausse Pointe State Park Campground offers excellent wildlife spotting along maintained trails. "Nice family park. Good for a day or weekend trip with kids. We enjoy going for picnics. Fun trails to walk, you'll spot alligators and other critters," notes Lindsey F.
Paddling exploration: The waterways surrounding lodging options provide ideal kayaking access. At Lake Fausse Pointe State Park Campground, one visitor recommends to "bring/rent a kayak or SUP to maximize the experience. If you know about the Bayou and the beauty it has to offer, this can be a great place from which to explore."
Fishing access: Most cabin accommodations include fishing opportunities either directly on-site or nearby. "Poche's have great spots that can be backed in and there are a few pull throughs. This is where we take our camper when we wish to find peace, quiet, and great fishing," reports Jeff S.
Water activities: Swimming and boating options enhance cabin stays during warmer months. At Lakeview Park, one guest mentioned, "Water is cold and refreshing. Had such a great and relaxing time! Rented the kayak for an hour multi times."
Cultural experiences: The region offers unique opportunities to experience Cajun heritage. At Lakeview Park, a visitor notes, "We've not been during the summer, but we loved our kids' Mardi Gras weekend here. Lots of cultural fun and activities for kids and family. Barn dances on a lot of weekends with live bands."
Clean facilities: Many lodging options maintain well-kept common areas and cabins. At Camp Margaritaville RV Resort Breaux Bridge, reviewers consistently mention facility quality: "The camp grounds are very well kept up. Staff is friendly and will explain everything to you."
Seasonal considerations: Insect activity significantly impacts cabin stays during warmer months. At Lake Fausse Pointe State Park, a visitor warns: "Went to go to one of the paddle in sites or backpack sites however was warned the mosquitoes were horrible. Was able to take a bunch of pictures and have a good trip regardless, but disappointed I couldn't stay."
Booking requirements: Advance reservations are essential, especially for waterfront accommodations. At Poche's RV Park & Fish-N-Camp, availability is limited due to popularity among anglers, with one visitor noting, "We stayed for 6 days. Loved the fishing. Love the site. Loved the people. We cannot wait to come back here."
Noise levels: Some campgrounds experience higher noise levels than expected. A guest at Poche's mentions, "Short stay or long stay?? They are great for either. Crazy Cajuns get rowdy on weekends at the clubhouse. Join them you won't regret it."
Entertainment options: Look for cabin rentals with dedicated children's amenities. Cajun Campground receives praise for its "family friendly" atmosphere, with one reviewer noting it's "Very kid friendly, a large clean pool, mini golf, and lots of space to run and ride bikes!"
Safety considerations: Monitor children around water due to wildlife presence. At Lake End Park Campground & Marina, visitors note: "There's a man made beach that's nice for the kids and a really nice playground. They do have lots of snakes in the rocks along the water that like to 'sun' themselves. Also it's full of gators. So watch your kiddos in the water and pets."
Food options: Many cabin locations offer on-site dining or cooking facilities. Cajun Campground provides "crawfish and shrimp boiled on the weekends! There is a game room, a small store, a fantastic snack shop with snow cones, hamburgers, and more!"
Hookup information: When renting cabins near RV parks, be aware of available utilities. At Palmetto Island State Park Campground, a visitor explains, "The campground is heavily wooded and the campsites are well spaced. Very secluded, roomy sites with room to roam."
Site preparation: Many cabin and RV sites feature similar terrain conditions. At Camp Margaritaville, a visitor noted, "Concrete pads were very nice and I didn't hardly have to do much to level my camper. The sites were clean but very close together."
Access considerations: Roads leading to some cabins may present challenges. One reviewer at Palmetto Island State Park Campground commented, "Drive in is miserable. Few sites have septic. Elec and water fine. WiFi sucks. Cell signals in and out - I would not be doing conference calls from here."
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