The Best Campgrounds in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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CAMPGROUNDWestgate RV ParkZachary, LA

CAMPGROUNDGator RV ParkLivingston, LA

CAMPGROUNDThe Joshua on Hwy 61Woodville, MS

CAMPGROUNDArdoyne PlantationSchriever, LA

CAMPGROUNDHidden Springs RV ResortTylertown, MS

CAMPGROUNDCajun Haven RV ParkEgan, LA

CAMPGROUNDLincoln Civic Center RV ParkBrookhaven, MS

CAMPGROUNDMyers LandingLake Arthur, LA

CAMPGROUNDBayou Oaks RV ParkLake Charles, LA

CAMPGROUNDMike's Place RV ParkHattiesburg, MS

CAMPGROUNDMajestic Oaks RV ResortBiloxi, MS

CAMPGROUNDCamp David BiloxiBiloxi, MS

CAMPGROUNDNatchitoches Pecan Orchard RV ParkNatchitoches, LA

CAMPGROUNDLighthouseCameron, LA

CAMPGROUNDVinton RV ParkVinton, LA

CAMPGROUNDFlynn's Camping GroundsChatham, LA

CAMPGROUNDSugar Sands Campground and Canoeing OutpostVancleave, MS

CAMPGROUNDOuachita SportsplexMonroe, LA

CAMPGROUNDRoundbunch Bayou RV ResortBridge City, TX

CAMPGROUNDSunset Marina at 43 RV ParkBrandon, MS

CAMPGROUNDRuston Sports Complex RV ParkRuston, LA

CAMPGROUNDThe Byrd's Nest RV ParkHemphill, TX

CAMPGROUNDDot's Mobile RanchVidor, TX

CAMPGROUNDBoomtown USA RV ResortRose City, TX

CAMPGROUNDHidden Lake RV ParkBeaumont, TX

CAMPGROUNDNew Rockdale RV ParkMansfield, LA

CAMPGROUNDBlessing Trails RV ParkBroaddus, TX

CAMPGROUNDTriple Creek RV Music ParkWoodville, TX

CAMPGROUNDJackson Hill Park & MarinaBroaddus, TX

CAMPGROUNDHWY 147 Bass Cabins & RVZavalla, TX

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DESTINATIONBaton RougeThe flags of seven nations have flown over Baton Rouge—those of France, England, Spain, West Florida, the Sovereign State of Louisiana, the Confederacy and the United States. Despite this, the original name bestowed by French explorer Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville in 1699 has endured. Meaning “red stick” or “red staff,” the name referred to a tall cypress tree, stripped of its bark and draped with freshly killed animals, that marked the boundary between the hunting grounds of the Bayougoula and Houmas Indian tribes.

NATIONAL PARKAngelina National ForestAngelina National Forest surrounds Sam Rayburn Reservoir in East Texas, off US 69 east of Lufkin. The forest's 153,179 acres encompass fragments of the “Pineywoods” region, which was heavily logged early in the 20th century. Towering pines and hardwoods have returned, sheltering deer, squirrels and occasional turkeys.

NATIONAL PARKArkansas Post National MemorialOn SR 169, 7 miles south of Gillett along the lower Arkansas River, the Arkansas Post National Memorial occupies 389 acres. Erected as a fort by the French in 1686, Arkansas Post was the first permanent European settlement in the lower Mississippi Valley. Ownership passed to Spain 1765-1800, then briefly reverted to France. With the Louisiana Purchase, the post became a frontier village.

NATIONAL PARKBienville National ForestIn central Mississippi, Bienville's 179,402 acres of pine and hardwood forest were once the depleted holdings of four large lumber companies.

NATIONAL PARKBig Thicket National PreserveBig Thicket National Preserve encompasses 15 units in southeast Texas. The 113,121-acre park protects one of the country's most biologically diverse wilderness areas. Until the 19th century, this region was a vast and almost impenetrable combination of woodlands and swamps.

NATIONAL PARKConecuh National ForestOn the Alabama-Florida border, Conecuh National Forest covers almost 84,000 acres. Backpacking is permitted along the 20-mile

NATIONAL PARKDavy Crockett National ForestDavy Crockett National Forest borders the Neches River in East Texas. Since logging ended in the 1920s, this pine and hardwood forest has made a dramatic comeback. One of the best ways to see the 161,500-acre area is via the 20-mile-long

NATIONAL PARKDe Soto National ForestIn southeastern Mississippi, De Soto National Forest covers 500,487 acres from Laurel to the Gulf of Mexico near Biloxi. Two wilderness areas, the

NATIONAL PARKDelta National ForestIn west-central Mississippi, Delta National Forest covers 59,553 acres of hardwood bottomlands. It lies within the most productive hardwood region in North America.

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