Overview

Location
Address: 107 Sutherland Rd, Lake Charles, Louisiana 70611
GPS: 30.299899, -93.256201
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Local Directions: From I-10 westbound at Lake Charles, take LA 171 north toward Deridder. Turn west onto LA 378, then north (right) onto Sam Houston Jones Parkway. From I-10 eastbound, take LA 378 east then north (left) onto Sam Houston Jones Parkway.

Contact Information
Local Phone: 1-337-855-2665
Toll Free Phone: 1-888-677-7264
Website: https://www.lastateparks.com/p...
Email: samhouston@crt.la.gov

Open
All year
Check In: 2 PM
Check Out: 1 PM
Gate Hours: 6 AM-9 PM, Sunday-Thursday; 6 AM-10 PM, Friday-Saturday

  Sites
35 RV Sites, 40 Tent Sites, 1 Group Site, 5 Backpacking Sites, 35 Electric and Water, 5 No Hookup, 30 Amps, 50 Amps, 9 Pull Thru

Rentals
8 Cabins / Cottages, 1 Lodge

Rates
Daily Rates: $18.00 - $225.00
Payment Methods: American Express, MasterCard, VISA

Facilities & Services
Bathhouse / Restrooms, Dump Station, Hot Showers

Recreation
Biking, Boat Ramp, Canoeing, Fishing, Hiking, Kayaking, Playground

Policies
All Ages, Pet Restrictions

Restrictions
Max RV Length 75 ft
 
Description
Primitive Group Camp

Group camping area can accommodate up to 20 campers. Fee is $20/night.
Sites
Total Sites40
RV Sites35
   
Tent Sites40
Group Sites1
   
Backpacking Sites5
Max RV Length75 ft
Electric and Water (35)No Hookup (5)
Rental Units
Total Rental Units9
   
Cabins / Cottages8
   
Lodges1
Cabin / CottageLodge
Rates
Sites Rental Units Miscellaneous
Facilities and Services
  Hours Description Fees
Bathhouse / Restrooms  
Controlled Access Gate  
Dump Station  
Flush Toilets  
Hot Showers  
Pay Phone  
Visitor Parking  
Recreation
  Hours Description Fees
Biking  
Bird Watching  
Boat Ramp  
Boat Rentals  
Boating  
Canoeing  
Disc Golf  
Fishing  
Hiking   Riverwalk Trail, Cypress Tupelo Trail, Swamp Walk Trail, Longleaf Pine Trail, Longleaf Pine Extension
Kayaking  
Pavilion  
Pedal / Row Boating  
Playground  
Wildlife Watching  
Events

    None

Reviews
Average Rating
3 star rating
(3)
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3 star rating
A great park with one major downside
JimT80
Silver
November 24, 2014
There's no doubt this State Park is beautiful, with its lovely scenery and nice trails. The sites are smallish but not really a problem unless you've got a toad or a big rig. The hookups work, and the wi-fi signal is strong enough. The dealbreaker here is the bathhouse is usable but could use a more thorough cleaning.

We stayed here in a Popup Trailer.
 
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