1 campground with availability next weekend
Several RV parks with full hookups serve the Maurepas area, including Lakeside RV Park in Livingston with concrete pads and lake views, Fireside RV Resort with pull-through sites, and Sun Outdoors New Orleans North Shore in Ponchatoula. Most parks accommodate big rigs with 50-amp electrical service and sewer connections. "Very well maintained park with level sites. Staff is always friendly. Good amenities. Very easy to park and a staff member always helps you park," notes a regular visitor about Lakeside RV Park. The RV sites at Lakeside feature pagoda-styled power towers and water hookups, with some pull-through sites measuring over 70 feet in length, though reviews mention tight spacing between neighboring units.
Cell service remains reliable throughout most parks in the region, with many offering amenities such as swimming pools, fishing lakes, and covered pavilions. Most RV parks operate year-round, with sanitary dump stations available on-site at Lakeside, Fireside, and Sun Outdoors. Pet policies vary by location but most parks permit leashed pets within designated areas. Proximity to Interstate highways makes these parks convenient overnight stops for travelers, though traffic noise affects some sites nearest to major roads. The most popular parks fill quickly during peak travel periods, particularly weekends and holidays, necessitating advance reservations. Laundry facilities are available at select locations, with Tickfaw State Park offering free laundry services for registered campers.
"This place is very well maintained, and the pool and playground areas are in excellent condition. We did not use the showers/ bathrooms but the laundry area was in clean and machines seemed new."
"Great location being just a mile off the highway. Immaculate facilities and plenty to do at the campground."
"The park is very nice with numerous amenities. Kids really enjoyed the lazy river, miniature golf, and beach volleyball. Not much shade in the campsites and they are pretty close together."
"Beautifully kept resort with nice full hook up camspots, fences in dog park, pools for adults and kids, camp store, bar, grill, lake and hot tub."
from $45 - $130 / night
"site #26 is very spacious (probably one of the largest pull-through areas - and perfectly quiet. Lots of green, grassy area and no campers on top of your space!"
"It was amazing friendly staff the owner is hands on and is nice. Nice pool River and pond to fish in. We loved it all. Showers was very nice"
from $65 - $150 / night
"You can definitely tell that the majority of people here are full-time residents."
"This compact, walled RV oasis occupies roughly a city block just off I-10, with 52 flat, paved full-hookup sites and essentially zero traditional camping atmosphere: no woods, no shade and no tents."
"Easily spotted from atop Highway 10, which you can access from Exit 235A as you enter the city, you’ll be able to depart 3-lane highway chaos and shoulder-to-shoulder dwellings and enter a fortified encased"
from $105 - $250 / night
"Lots of history in the area, fun quiet place to stay, about an hour drive to New Orleans, Howard and his wife are hosts and very nice people, the place needs a lot of work but the character of it all is"
from $30 - $50 / night
"Concrete pad, lots of grass, large lots. It’s quiet and everyone is nice."
"There is an arcade room, swimming pool, putt putt golf, and a really great creek behind the cabins. This sites are spacious with water, electric, and sewer."
from $40 - $150 / night
"Facilities are nice full hook ups at every site. I could only give them 4 of 5 stars because of challenges using my electric mobility wheelchair. They have handicap ♿ parking in the clubhouse."
"Peaceful. Quiet. Friendly staff. Lovely pool. Great walking, hiking, and fishing."
"Although we adults considered living there full time. It was a great week, all for kids are range 7-3 loved this place."
"The store on site gives easy access to any items you may have forgotten. Live music happens on special weekends, as well as holiday related activities for kids."
from $40 - $75 / night
"This is a small RV Park, with only about 40 sites. It is just 5 miles from down town New Orleans, and the French Quarter. They are on the bus line, and also have a shuttle to the Quarter."
"The operators offer a shuttle several times a day for a small fee per person, to the French Quarter. There’s a nice pool, and hot tub on the premises as well as showers and restroom facilities."
from $45 - $90 / night
GuideThe campground is nice and has at least some full hookups. Pull through sites are also available. Site was level. Laundry machines available. We did not use shower rooms etc. but they seemed fine. We road our bikes on the Tammany Trace that was nearby and explored nearby towns. It is on an old plantation so you can walk or ride over to the lake. We will definitely be back.
TravelerBij de receptie waren de mensen erg behulpzaam. Zwembad is aardig, hottub ook fijn. De plekken waren heel netjes. Fijn dat het vlakbij de French Quarters ligt waar je makkelijk lopend erheen kan. Een groot nadeel is de enorme lawaai van verkeer!!! De prijs daardoor vind ik exorbitant !
TravelerReserveren van deze plek ging soepel! Heel erg vriendelijk gastheer. Wij mochten onze rv langer laten staan dan uitrij tijd omdat wij geen parkeerplek konden vinden dicht bij onze tocht met de boot! Geweldig geholpen. De camping is klein maar aangenaam om voor een nacht te blijven. Wat geluid van verkeer, maar niet storend voor de nacht. Liever hier staan op het gras dan op een resort met beton platen 😃
GuideWe stayed at site CU037 and had a wonderful time! Our spot felt private and secluded, with plenty of wildlife all around us. We saw squirrels, raccoons, deer, lots of birds, and one surprisingly noisy armadillo! At night, we could hear owls and coyotes, which made the experience even more memorable.
The bathrooms and showers were clean, with plenty of hot water—a welcome comfort while camping!
It was a beautiful place to slow down and enjoy nature. Our only regret is that we couldn’t stay longer. We’d happily come back!
TravelerDe mw. bij de Office was keurig. De camping is vreselijk.. voor diegenen die voor een nacht blijven. geen schaduw, geen grill of picknick tafel. Resorts in Amerika zijn duur en je staat met je RV als op een industrie terrein. Noodgedwongen hier moeten staan, helaas!
GuideIt does have high traffic, but quiet in campground. Big campground, with mostly FHU sites. Back in sites and pull thru also. Bath house also has laundry. The park and beach areas are awesome. Second year camping here, cause pretty darn sweet
ScoutWas invited to come down and check out the rv resort met some great people
LegendCalling French Quarter RV Resort a 'campground' almost misses the point. This compact, walled RV oasis occupies roughly a city block just off I-10, with 52 flat, paved full-hookup sites and essentially zero traditional camping atmosphere: no woods, no shade and no tents. But that's also its genius: you're staying in your own RV within walking distance of the French Quarter. The grounds remain remarkably clean and secure for such an intensely urban setting, and the courtyard pool and hot tub provide a surprisingly relaxing place to recover alongside a stiff Mai Tai after a long day pounding the pavement in New Orleans. Recent 2026 reviews continue to praise the cleanliness, staff and location, while confirming that shade remains nonexistent.
While my earlier review goes into considerably more detail, I thought I’d revisit this campground with a quick topline of HIGHLIGHTS and LOWLIGHTS along with a fresh batch of photos.
HIGHLIGHTS: (1) Location is the killer attraction here - you can park the RV and walk into the French Quarter rather than attempting to navigate and park a big rig in downtown New Orleans; (2) the walled, gated property and overnight security create a reassuring little 'cocoon' from the surrounding city; (3) sites are generously sized for an urban RV resort (roughly 30' x 60') flat, paved and equipped with full 20 / 30 / 50-amp hookups; (4) the central courtyard, pool and hot tub are genuinely useful amenities rather than decorative resort fluff after a day exploring the city; and (5) clean private showers, laundry and other well-maintained facilities make this exceptionally easy urban camping.
LOWLIGHTS: (1) You're paying handsomely for this location, with current rates running roughly $105–$250 / night and event pricing capable of pushing things substantially higher; (2) elevated I-10 sits immediately alongside the property, so highway noise comes with the address, although the passing by traffic noise becoming less intrusive at night; (3) there is virtually no shade, greenery or traditional campground ambience - so bring your own shelter or shad; and (4) this is RV-only territory, so tent campers need not apply.
Insider’s Tip: I’d still choose one of the less-expensive standard sites rather than automatically paying for a premium site. I-10 is sufficiently close that you're unlikely to achieve true silence anywhere, and the basic sites deliver the same real prize: a secure place to leave the rig while you go enjoy New Orleans. If you're walking into the Quarter, daylight is preferable; use a rideshare coming back late at night.
LegendA surprisingly convenient no-frills overnight option in New Orleans with plenty of room to pull over, settle in and get some sleep without straying far from the city. It’s basic street-side parking, so don’t expect amenities or campground-level peace and quiet, but for a free night in an otherwise expensive city, it gets the job done nicely. Not somewhere I’d linger, but absolutely somewhere I’d use again for a quick Big Easy overnight.
Happy Overnighting!
Most RV parks near Maurepas, Louisiana sit at elevations under 20 feet above sea level in this swampy region north of Lake Maurepas. The subtropical climate brings humid summers with temperatures regularly reaching 90°F and mild winters. Many camping facilities feature concrete pads to compensate for the region's naturally wet terrain during rainy months.
Fishing from campground lakes: Lakeside RV Park features a stocked fishing lake where many campers spend mornings. "Beautiful park! The lake views were amazing in the morning watching the sun come up," notes Casey L. The lake even has a swan swimming in it according to another camper.
Covered playground access: Several parks maintain covered playgrounds to provide shade during hot Louisiana days. "They also had a pool that was very clean and nice laundry on premises. Bathroom to use was also very clean," reports a Lakeside visitor, mentioning the playground's rubber mulch surface.
Water recreation options: Reunion Lake RV Resort offers multiple water features including a lazy river. "We spent last Sunday-Thursday at Reunion Lake RV Resort and we really enjoyed it! We missed the big crowds and pretty much had the place to ourselves," says Jessica B., though she notes kayaking was only available certain days during off-peak times.
Level concrete sites: Lakeside RV Resort receives positive feedback for its well-maintained concrete pads. "Fairly level and long concrete pads. They are strict about the 5mph speed limit and thankfully so," reports Richard L., who stayed nearly two weeks while downsizing his home.
Pool facilities: Multiple RV parks Maurepas area visitors appreciate pool complexes. At Fireside RV Resort, campers enjoy both pools and a lazy river. "Great place to chill in water while camping during the summer! We booked last min so didn't really get to really pick our site," writes Michele P., mentioning it was fine for adults despite limited entertainment options.
Distinctive water hookups: Some campgrounds feature unique utility connections. "The power & water hook-ups are rather attractive pagoda‐styled towers," notes Sara H. about Lakeside RV Park, adding that her pull-through site was "ginormous" compared to others in the region.
Summer crowds: Peak season brings higher occupancy rates to parks with water features. "Very new and nice but packed a ton of sites into a little area. Lazy river and pool are nice as well but extremely crowded as it's about the only entertainment on campus," Brandon reports about Fireside RV Resort.
Site spacing varies: Some RV parks near Maurepas have tighter spacing than others. "We booked a pull through and the length of the site is fantastic but the width is rather narrow so your neighbor's hookups are in your grass area," mentions Brittany V. about site dimensions.
Traffic noise considerations: Some RV parks experience roadway noise. "The traffic on the main road was very loud throughout the night, even with a large privacy fence," notes a Lakeside visitor, suggesting interior sites might be preferable for light sleepers.
Covered facilities benefit: Natalabany Creek Campground offers family-friendly amenities protected from weather. "This park has lots of things to keep the kiddo's occupied. There is a HUGE pond for catch and release fish (no swimming or boating). There is an arcade room, swimming pool, putt putt golf," explains Paula W.
Halloween camping events: Several parks host special Halloween activities. At Adventures RV Resort, "On Saturday night they close the campground roads down for 2 hours and all the kids go trick or treating. Bring lots of candy!" advises Amanda B., who books a year in advance for this popular event.
Interior sites preferred: Families often prefer interior campsites away from roadways. "Our RV site was directly on the lake, which is a large open lake. Very few large mature trees for shade. There is a large covered playground for the kids," notes Cat R., suggesting which sites work best for families.
Urban park considerations: French Quarter RV Resort provides RVers with a secure base for exploring New Orleans. "Overall very nice and excellent location. Staff is helpful and friendly and it's a walk to the French quarter. Complex is walled with razor wire on top so we felt very safe staying here," mentions Ted N.
Overnight vs. extended stays: Some parks work better for overnights than longer stays. "Arrived an hour early but no hassle, they were ready. It was raining hard but they lead me to my spot gladly," shares Rod A. about Lakeside, noting the site was "level and easy to back in" for a quick overnight.
Advanced reservations needed: RV sites fill quickly during weekends and holidays. "We go every year for Halloween, run down but still fun for kids to trick or treat," writes a visitor about Adventures RV Resort, indicating booking patterns are seasonal and event-driven.
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