Large Sites

We overnighted here, it was quiet. Majority of spots empty, the rest appeared to be long term renters, although the sites were orderly and not hoarded out like we see in many parks. You get a gravel site with a separate concrete pad with picnic table. The sites are relatively spacious. There’s a swimming pool, laundry (no change machine), bathhouse has individual self contained rooms, which is nice. There’s also a full kitchen, not sure about using it. Park appears to be situated on an old pecan orchard. The remaining trees appear puny, with many dead limbs on them. Beware which site you choose to prevent the possibility of having a limb fall on you, there was evidence of this happening at several empty sites. Overall a decent park, but when I am bringing the linens I don’t get why so many parks are now in the 50 dollar range per night.

Very Nice And Peaceful

We stayed 4 nights and enjoyed every night. The pics don’t do this place justice. They must have been taken in the winter months. Lots of space, shade and privacy. Pool was nice, laundry room clean, even mini golf but it could use a little maintenance, and while we were there they had some pony’s we could pet. Only about 10 miles from natchitoches. The only downfall was there were no fire-pits and no chairs around the pool, but overall this was a great place to camp.

Too Much

At $53.91, it is, so far, the most expensive RV parking lot we’ve stayed at. It’s got nice, gravel, level sites but $54?? With no WIFI, I don’t think we’ll be back.

Holiday Vacation In Natchitoches

We’re doing a Holiday Vacation, we’re at the Pecan Orchard, nice, clean, quite, not to far from the old town of Natchitoches, visiting it see the lights and fireworks, and Family in Alexandria, this is a really nice place to stay! Jimmy and Connie

Great Place

Stayed here one night enroute to Waco. Clean facilities, wide, level sites nestled in a grove of pecan trees. Plenty of shade and lots of space between sites. Would definitely stay here again if coming this way.

Peaceful Pecan Orchard

We stopped here on the way home from Grand Isle, only intending to stay for a single night. However, it was such a serene setting we decided to stay a couple extra days. The friendly owner who would drive thru every day was so helpful in pointing us to local areas of interest. The park is new and stayed at or near capacity while we were there. If they had any full-timers you couldn’t tell. All of the campers were very nice and guests and their pets were well-behaved. Very quiet. I believe all the sites have 30 & 50 amp, water and sewer and a large concrete pad and picnic table. Most but not all sites are pull-thru and was easily long enough for my 35’ fifth-wheel and 3/4 ton pick-up. Getting in and out was not a problem for us. Overall, this is a well-maintained and very nice park that I would definitely visit again. The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is due to the fact that all the roads and sites are gravel instead of concrete and/or asphalt.

Pretty, Peaceful And New

New RV park with gravel roads and easy in easy out access to spots. Plenty of room for big rigs. I don’t think our picnic table and fire ring had ever been used. Park staff friendly and accommodating. Nice rigs and guests. Pet friendly. You can tell they are putting a lot of money into making it a destination stay. Very clean. Well kept grounds. The office is new and picturesque. Neat that its next to a farm with cows. Big hole at back of property is likely going to be a pond. A little muddy but other than that it was a good stop. We stayed one night. Only 1 mile off of I-49 so very convenient for a stop along your route. Pecan trees are beautiful - even though they’d dropped their leaves when we were there. Lots of birds. A flock of Ibis’s in the pond by the putt putt this morning. We were gifted a beautiful sunset the night we stayed.

Great, New RV Park

Great, new RV Park with easy access off the highway. Quiet, peaceful and clean.