Lincoln Parish Park in the United States

We reached our destination tardily and departed around midday, hence we didn't get a chance to enjoy everything the park provided. However, we truly appreciated the parts we did explore. The park is located at the termination of a charming neighborhood and exuded a sense of security. The process of booking online was incredibly straightforward and featured pictures of each site. Upon our arrival, we dialed a number for assistance outside of normal business hours and received a gate code. The sites are well-maintained, paved, and adequately distanced to avoid feeling too close to the next occupant. Several sites feature a patio area with a view of the lake. The lake, although small, is stunning, complete with a beach and a walking trail. Nearby, you'll find restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores. There are also reputedly excellent mountain biking trails which we didn't get a chance to explore. We would certainly consider revisiting. It's earned a spot on our list of top stop-off points for our nationwide journey.

3 years ago

Lovely campground tucked away at the edge of a neighborhood in a beautiful forrest. Relatively small park but a real treasure. The sites are mostly level, paved and well suited for multiple sized rvs. There’s a beautiful lake with the quintessential meandering walking path and a plethora of mountain biking trails for enthusiasts at every level of proficiency. The gates close at 5, but we were able to call the number after hours and get a spot. Our guess is this place fills up fast in season. Since our visit was in December, there were plenty of neighbors but plenty of open sites. Convenient to grocery stores, the highway, etc.

3 years ago

We have really enjoyed staying here.

4 years ago

This state/county park was a huge surprise to us. We were coming from Missippippi and heading to Texas. We decided to stop here for a night since it was recommended. I wish I would have stayed for a week. The site we stayed in was just resurfaced with perfectly level concrete and views of the lake. We backed in and it was perfect. Some of the state’s best mountain bike trails are in this park, too. I don’t travel with a mountain bike but that is a nice feature. Lastly, there is a paved walkway that circles the entire lake for walking/running. We visited Duck Commander, from Duck Dynasty shows, and it was only 30 minutes away in West Monroe, LA. Ask the staff when you get there which sites have been recently resurfaced. They told us the site numbers, which was really cool.

4 years ago

I chose this stopover based on Campendium reviews and was not disappointed. Arrival is through a small, well kept residential area. The street ends at a gate marking the park entrance. I had called ahead and registration was fast and friendly. The campsite area is tucked away in this park which is well known for mountain biking trails. I don't know exactly how many sites where available. I estimate there were around 30 RV sites. Campers are free to chose their site. Those on the lakefront were mostly taken when I arrived though some were under construction upgrading to concrete pads and installing new utility hook-ups. We continued around the campground loop to sites located above the lakefront and backed into a recently updated site. This site had great views of the campground and lake area. It was only a short downhill stroll to the lakefront. The campground had great wifi which in my limited experience is unusual in a County or State Park Lake Parish Park campground is a beautiful setting. The sites are well maintained and are being updated to a high standard. Earl and I stayed one night passing through. This park is a great choice for a longer stay in the Ruston area.

4 years ago