south toledo bend state park

south toledo bend state park印象

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  fpestello

  We stayed in an RV in a regular camping site space . It was shaded and offered some privacy, but no view of the lake. The paved pathways were great for walking and my grandson caught two fish off the bridge to the visitors' center. The campground on the other side of the road from us did have views of the lake, a playground, and two floating docks. We didn't use the bath house or the cabins, but they looked very new and attractive. We were disappointed that the swimming area was closed because of an alligator. We went there for the swimming so it would have been nice if we had known the swimming area was closed before we went there.

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  sldupuy

  The cabin was perfect, very spacious and clean, with all amenities. We rented #19, which is at the end of the road, next to the hiking trail. It was very quiet and relaxing. The only drawback is the view of the lake is not very good. Cabins 12 and 13 have a fishing pier, so I would recommend them for the view.

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  goseedo

  S. Toledo Bend SP is an easy, half-hour drive from Leesville. The park entrance is very nice -- and presents a sudden visual change from the typical backroad views in that part of the state. The fee station attendant was friendly; the day usage fee was two dollars per person (free for 3 and under and 62-plus). Golden Age/Access passes from LA, MD, AR, and DE are accepted, and ice and firewood was for sale. The Park offers well-paved, rolling roads amid abundant trees, curving around the fingers of the water; walking paths; modern cabins (some of the nicest in exterior appearance that we've seen) that are well-spaced with varying privacy and lake views; 55 premium- and improved-rated rv sites and unimproved tent sites, again with varying views and privacy levels; dump station; a couple play areas for children; a small picnic area by an inlet; restrooms and bath facilities that were super clean in winter; swim beach; boat launch; etc. The visitor center was currently closed. There is a discount for long-term winter rv sites; occupancy was about 10 percent the day of our visit, including the camp host. The Park was very clean and peaceful in January, and we'd definitely consider coming back to camp, or just to picnic again by the water, watching the beautiful (and patient) long-necked birds making their way along the shore. Also recommended is a quick check of the dam and hydroelectric facilities further south of the Park.

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  highpocket74

  Spent 5 nights here for thanksgiving. During that time we had 4 rv spots and 2 cabins occupied with family. Everyone had a great time. The concrete biking trails are great and the unpaved hippie trail was fun too. Kids like the nature center. The location is quiet. Wifi is very convenient because cell service is consistantly 1 bar.

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  tn2la

  Beautiful. We rented 2 cabins. We stayed in #18 our son and family stayed in #19.Cabins were nice. Clean linens and beds. A little dust on baseboard. But they are short handed and have a big turn over. Friendly lady at gate. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Had a great view of the lake plus shade. Sunset every evening. Visitor center was nice even had a library to set and read. They have weddings there over looking the lake. Great view. Nature walks everywhere. A clean beach. Little fish would nibble on your legs but the water was clear. the lake stretches forever it seems. Beautiful. We will go back. Nice shower house and laundry.

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  RogerM94

  We really like to stay at this park when we go to Toledo Bend. The camping sites are well spaced. We have camped here several times.

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  BarbaraT986

  We stayed in our RV. Our spot was level. We had #26. Too many trees blocking our view of the lake. We drove to some of the other sites and found them to be more inviting. There aren't that many RV spots at South Toledo Bend and none of them have sewer hookups. Overall it's not a bad place but it could be better. We're making our rounds to all of the parks and I don't think we'll give this one a second visit.

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  ShawnaN129

  Our church had a big outing there a few years ago at the new pavillion. It was spacious, comfortable and very nice. We all had a great time and were just a close walk to the water.

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  648lorid

  Too many reasons to list. But renting a cabin ranks high on the prioity list for things to do. You can fish off the piers or if your a true blue trophy bass hunter bring the boat your goona want it there!

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  483donnap

  Stayed seven days at a great RV site with a wood deck. Bathroom very clean and several showers. Plenty of areas to fish. In the middle of no where, so u must like the outdoors and the company u r keeping.