palmetto island state park
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Maybe this place gets busy on the weekends or during the summer, but when we visited in October it wasn't at all. Stayed there twice on a road trip from California to New Orleans. We stopped in to camp overnight the first time because we couldn't find a spot to park our RV in Abbeville and it was getting dark. Came up from the coast and ran into some trouble with a closed bridge blocking our way up the road, but a helpful resident sent from God (who introduced himself as Gator and reminded me so much of my father) saved the day when he helped us with directions around the road closure. Loved our stay that night so much we made a point of stopping back in on the way home so we could spend more time. This park was immaculate. It's bathrooms and showers were well maintained and we were able to take advantage of the complimentary washers and dryers. Rent a canoe if you go there. We did and it was an adventure for this California girl. I'll never forget how beautiful and peaceful it was (except to argue about how to row). Hope to be able to stop by there again one day. Also, special thanks to Tal at the campground office. He was so helpful and we just loved him!
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Visited friends were were camping. Had two sites next to each other with Plenty of space between sites. Lots of room for the kids to wander around. Parking wasn't an issue like I expected. Will return. There are very Nice cabins if you are looking for one. We toured a cabin and were very impressed.
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This is a first class State facility. Even though it was a holiday weekend, and the camp ground was full, there was a lot of space and quietness. The grounds are well laid out and are well kept. The recreational area was crowded but the grandkids still were able to enjoy both the splash pad and playground. We rode our bikes all around with no problems. The area was pretty quiet after 10 PM. This is our fourth time there and we have been pleased ever time.
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I was there for a day hike in November. Arrived in late afternoon. I wish I'd rented a canoe, but not enough time. Well maintained. Lovely setting. Friendly staff.
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This is a beautiful park. I have only gone to visit... there are many private camping areas for campers and motorhomes. There is a splash pad and several rental cabins. It is a beautiful natural area.
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great park, big and clean, you need whole 1 day to walk and explore it. great place to visit if your in area.
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My wife and I had camped here before without any problems. However our most recent stay was ruined by the campers next to us that had no respect for other campers. First let me say the campground was packed with lots of families enjoying the nice weather. Traffic was very heavy with a lot of people driving around in cars and golf carts. I saw a very young park policeman drive by a few times always with his windows up and not looking around. The trouble started when we were awakend at 12:30AM by the people in the next campsight blasting their music so loud it sounded like it was inside our camper. The sheriff dept. finally showed up to quiet them down. I just cant beleive someone would be so rude as to crank the music up so loud at this time of night. I dont beleive we will ever go back.
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If want to get back to nature, this is a good place to start.The Louisiana State Parks system has done a great job modernizing and updating the parks over the past dozen or so years.We drove through on a Saturday morning and found this place to be quiet, clean, convenient, and accessible (new, strong docks, walkways, ramps, etc).Do yourself a favor and go check these places out.
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This park RV hookup and camps rental is in a secluded place a few miles south of down town Abbeville. There are trail routes, boat docks and the kids could get wet with water fall style system to cool off during those hot summer months.You are not from the Vermilion River.If your ever traveling to southwest Louisiana, please consider taking a trip there. You want be disappointed.
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Who would have ever thought that a Louisiana state park could be so interesting, so clean and so inviting. I was blown away. Nestled along the banks of the Vermillion River, the park is lush and green and full of birds and wildlife. There are walking trails, canoes for rent, picnic tables and clean, very clean, bathrooms in several locations. The cabins are inviting and have meeting halls for corporate events. Why haven't we heard about this before??? Above all it is serene and relaxing - a get away from the hustle and bustle of "modern" life. Wish I could give it 6 stars! A $2 fee is waived if you are over 61.