Indian Creek Recreational Area
71485 Woodworth
Stati Uniti
Indian Creek Recreation Area is Louisiana's premier outdoor recreation facility. Known throughout the nation as an example of outdoor fun at its best, Indian Creek boasts 100 acres of developed recreation facilities, 250 acres of primitive camping area and the 2,250-acre Indian Creek Lake. Indian Creek Recreation Area contains 101 campsites with water and electricity, three swimming beaches, a bathhouse, a boat launch ramp and some 75 picnic sites. A pavilion within the developed area accommodates groups of up to 100 people. The recreation area is open year round. Facilities are available on a first-come, first-serve basis only, except for the pavilion. Developed camping areas are$18 - $25 per night. Primitive Camping areas are $8 per night. Fees collected are returned to Indian Creek Recreation Area for operational expenses. From October 1 to February 1, special winter rates are available. Indian Creek Hiking Trail is a 2-1/2 mile long path through a mixed pine-hardwood forest.
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Scrivi una recensioneWe had a great time cycling and unwinding in a spacious park that offered complimentary internet access and coin-operated laundry facilities.
3 anni fa
The campsite was expansive with ample room between each site. It was a bustling place with numerous golf carts and kids around. The complimentary internet service provided was quite satisfactory.
3 anni fa
This is a strange campground that feels a bit more like a private RV park then a state park. There are many long term residents with junky looking sites and lots of trash strewn about. The campground has lots of potential with many lake side sites, but seems like it's seen better days and currently has a very run down feel. We did enjoy the water view from our site, but other than that were not very impressed.
4 anni fa
This is a beautiful park. We came in January so the park was pretty empty, a few weekend campers and empty during the week. There is no sewer but two dump stations in the park. There are many waterfront sites. We stayed at 54 with had water access as well as lots of land in the front of our RV with views of the lake through the trees. We saw lots of deer on the road in and there is a nature trail around the park. As far as water views go, 100 & 95 would be my top picks. If you are camping with another RV, there are quite a few combined pull-thrus but if you got one solo and another camper reserved the other, it would be awkward as you are essentially in the same site. Roads are well maintained. We don't use satellite but I see lots of others with them out. AT&T and Verizon worked good, no boosters needed.
4 anni fa
Yes we were able to get a 1 night reservation via phone call. No we did not get senior discount. We were first placed in site 135 without trees on a slopped concrete pad at 90+ degree temps. With a call to the office, Barbara worked with us and found site 13 on water, level, and shaded. She also adjusted our bill. The a/c can actually cool our class B! Will have to remember this if we come here again. Concrete pads. Playground in center shaded for kids in our final location. The loop of 135 is brand new and devoid of trees.
4 anni fa
