Louisiana campgrounds and permits
22 facilities, 6 of which we can watch for cancellations.
Acadian Cultural CenterFacility · not watchablePermanent and special exhibits, an award-winning film, ranger talks, and programs share the history, customs, language, and contemporary culture of the…
Barataria PreserveFacility · not watchableWith more than 26,000 acres of wild Louisiana wetlands, the Barataria Preserve's hardwood forest, swamp, bayous, and marsh offer trails, picnic areas, fishing,…
Beaver Dam Campground (Kisatchie National Forest, LA)Campground · 30 sitesOverview Beaver Dam Campground is situated on the shores of Upper Caney Lake in the Caney Lakes Recreation Complex.
Breton WildernessFacility · not watchableThe Breton Wilderness now contains a total of 5,000 acres and is managed by the Fish & Wildlife Service's Breton National Wildlife Refuge.
- Castor Creek Scenic AreaFacility · not watchable
Castor Creek Scenic Area is a boggy hardwood bottomland system that lays on the edge of the boundary for the United States Air Force Bombing Range.
Chalmette Battlefield and Chalmette National CemeteryFacility · not watchableSite of the Battle of New Orleans in 1815, Chalmette Battlefield contains a reconstructed American rampart, an 1830s house, 100-foot-high Chalmette Monument,…
- Evangeline UnitFacility · not watchable
The Evangeline Unit of the Calcasieu Ranger District offers outdoor enthusiasts a great variety of recreation opportunities just 20 minutes west of Alexandria,…
French Quarter Visitor CenterFacility · not watchableVisitor center exhibits and a film share the history and traditions of the lower Mississippi River delta and of New Orleans, home to one of America's most…
Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol CenterFacility · not watchableThe Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center, built in 1927 and a member of Historic Hotels of America® since 2015 was listed in the National Register of Historic…
Kincaid Lake CampgroundCampground · 40 sitesOverview All campsites are available for reservations on Recreation.gov for up to 6 months.
Lacassine WildernessFacility · not watchableThe Lacassine Wilderness now contains a total of 3,346 acres and is managed by the Fish & Wildlife Service Southwest Louisiana National Wildlife Refuge…
- Natchitoches National Fish HatcheryFacility · not watchable
The Natchitoches National Fish Hatchery became operational in 1931 under the authority of the White Act as a warm water facility that would produce catfish,…
New Orleans Jazz National Historical ParkVisitor Center · not watchableThe park is devoted to sharing the origins of jazz and its development through today via performances, ranger talks, and other programs.
Oakland Plantation StoreFacility · not watchableThe park does not have a visitor center, though the historic Oakland Plantation Store is the park's main visitor contact station Wednesday through Sunday.
Ogden Museum of Southern ArtFacility · not watchableThe Ogden Museum of Southern Art represents a full range of art recounting the history and changing aesthetics of painting in Louisiana.
Prairie Acadian Cultural CenterFacility · not watchableThe Acadian exiles from Canada's Nova Scotia who settled Louisiana's prairies developed a distinctive cultural mix of Cajun, Creole, and cowboy.
South Abutment EastCampground · 12 sitesOverview South Abutment East sits upstream of Bayou Bodcau Dam. The small quiet campground is a Class B campground, and is open year-round to visitors.
Sterlington Recreation AreaCampground · 1 sitesOverview Pavilion located at the Sterlington Recreation Area Recreation Sterlington Recreation Area has a play ground, frisbee golf, and a boat ramp Facilities…
Tom Merrill Recreation AreaCampground · 21 sitesOverview Tom Merrill Recreation Area sits downstream of Bayou Bodcau Dam, along the Bodcau Creek.
Wenks LandingCampground · 11 sitesOverview Wenks Landing sits upstream of Bayou Bodcau Dam, alongside Bayou Bodcau. The small quiet campground is a Class B campground, and is open year-round to…
Wetlands Acadian Cultural CenterFacility · not watchableThe Acadians who made their home along Louisiana’s bayous created a unique Cajun culture shaped by life on the water.
- Wild Azalea Seep AreaFacility · not watchable
The Wild Azalea Seep Area is comprised of approximately 60 acres of land. It is a very well-developed and little disturbed bayhead swamp or acid seep forest…
Facility information and photographs from Recreation.gov (RIDB). SpotOpened is not affiliated with Recreation.gov or any federal agency.