Check in/ out very quick, small store with amenities, Big park, level sites, Bar/ Restaurant offer a limitted menu but food was excellent with great price, excellent service ,24 Hr security, 15 min uber drive to french quarter, no issues with uber service, used uber 12/31 at 2am with no issue. Amazing bay views to walk by bay if site n...moreCheck in/ out very quick, small store with amenities, Big park, level sites, Bar/ Restaurant offer a limitted menu but food was excellent with great price, excellent service ,24 Hr security, 15 min uber drive to french quarter, no issues with uber service, used uber 12/31 at 2am with no issue. Amazing bay views to walk by bay if site not by the water.

This was a very large, packed campground. We came during the week and almost every site was full. Appeared like a lot of full-timers spending a few weeks here. Our spot was a very long, rocky but level, with full hook ups. It came with a picnic table but not much space for sitting. Not super spacious on the sides.Even with bein...moreThis was a very large, packed campground. We came during the week and almost every site was full. Appeared like a lot of full-timers spending a few weeks here. Our spot was a very long, rocky but level, with full hook ups. It came with a picnic table but not much space for sitting. Not super spacious on the sides.Even with being packed it was pretty quiet other than cars driving to their rigs. Pet friendly, and our doggos enjoyed walking near the water. It was a short drive to the craziness that New Orleans has to offer. This campground is nice that it's close to the action, but still out of town a little. Little pricy, but it is New Orleans and on the water. Wifi was pretty terrible. They did have trash pickup. Would stay again, but it's really a campground to use a base while enjoying New Orleans.

My experience during the past 3 nights (April 29-May 1) was fine except for a very expensive deception on their website. One of the reasons we booked in the Pontchartrain Landings RV park was because we wanted to experience the French Quarter and ll that New Orleans had to offer. As advertised, we thought we would be able take the ca...moreMy experience during the past 3 nights (April 29-May 1) was fine except for a very expensive deception on their website. One of the reasons we booked in the Pontchartrain Landings RV park was because we wanted to experience the French Quarter and ll that New Orleans had to offer. As advertised, we thought we would be able take the campground shuttle in and out of town. WRONG! We spent over $125.00 on Uber fees and all while paying over $100.00 per night lot fee. Please redo the website and get ride of your false advertisement. We were told the shuttle didn’t run because of COVID but drivers were available at a fee and the restaurant above the office was open. Way too expensive for what you get at this resort .

A true gem...destroyed.We were here last year - well kept grounds, clean, functional laundry, great restaurant with NOLA favorites and live local music.This year? New corporate ownership who think the key to success in nola is to replace gumbo, jambalaya and cajun music with pool tables and ESPN on wide screen TVs. The sites are ...moreA true gem...destroyed.We were here last year - well kept grounds, clean, functional laundry, great restaurant with NOLA favorites and live local music.This year? New corporate ownership who think the key to success in nola is to replace gumbo, jambalaya and cajun music with pool tables and ESPN on wide screen TVs. The sites are over grown, except for the dead weeds between sites killed by over application of weed killer, dryers broken. Park is/was very nice...area around is a bit sketchy. If they succeed in attracting locals to the sports bar????Staff is amazing...hope they find greener pastures.

So we were looking for a place to stay close to the French Quarter and got on their website to check it out. The website shows you a picture of the place that looks like a beautiful RV resort with paved roads in the Rv park and amazing views of a marina and across from there....IT IS ALL FALSE. First it is all gravel and when it rains...moreSo we were looking for a place to stay close to the French Quarter and got on their website to check it out. The website shows you a picture of the place that looks like a beautiful RV resort with paved roads in the Rv park and amazing views of a marina and across from there....IT IS ALL FALSE. First it is all gravel and when it rains it turns to mud and "lakes", the picnic tables are rotten, there is a marina but it is a working marina with a yacht repair shop across the way, so you had yachts coming in, idling for 20-30 minutes waiting for their turn. We paid extra for a premium site with a nice view and are view was a shrimp boat and the repair shop. The site next to us which was cheaper (a deluxe) had the same view. Across the way are some industrial buildings not greenery like shown on the photo. The photo of the place is a rendition. You hear a train every night and once in a while police sirens. It is not quiet. The only thing good are the staff and the proximity to the French Quarter which is an easy 20 minute drive. We were charged an extra $40 even before Mardi Gras started and there was no Mardi Gras, it's not their fault that the festivities were cancelled (Covid) but our rate went from $67 to $112 with no cancellation allowed even though we reserved months in advance.So I will caution you if you decide to stay here, don't pay extra for the "view" and don't come during Mardi Gras.

Great place to stay just minutes from the quarter. The surrounding area is very industrial and run down, but inside the "resort" it's much better. Our attendant was very nice. We had car trouble driving in and had to make an emergency run to the Metarie dealership for a new AC compressor. Since our car was in the shop all morning they ...moreGreat place to stay just minutes from the quarter. The surrounding area is very industrial and run down, but inside the "resort" it's much better. Our attendant was very nice. We had car trouble driving in and had to make an emergency run to the Metarie dealership for a new AC compressor. Since our car was in the shop all morning they were very nice and let us have a late check out. We were still able to drive in for beignets at Cafe DuMonde, tour the quarter, and enjoy a dip in the pool after a very hot day.

We hated this RV park. The drive toward the park is disgusting. Industrial and dirty. We paid extra to be on the water and that is not worth the price as the water is brown and garbage filled with industrial views. The whole park is gravel and FLOODS a lot. No real privacy between spots.The bathrooms are mediocre and not kept clean and...moreWe hated this RV park. The drive toward the park is disgusting. Industrial and dirty. We paid extra to be on the water and that is not worth the price as the water is brown and garbage filled with industrial views. The whole park is gravel and FLOODS a lot. No real privacy between spots.The bathrooms are mediocre and not kept clean and the toilets back up. It was very disappointing. We were there 2 weeks before Mardi Gras and paid a premium price we would NEVER visit again the RV Park again and I don’t think we will ever return to New Orleans as it felt unsafe and dirty.

TO BE CLEAR, this review is from our stay in early March. We got to the park on the same day that the Mayor of NO confirmed 3 cases of coronavirus and canceled public events, but the city had yet to shut down. We stayed 3 nights using Passport America. Honestly, this is one of those hidden gem parks, especially with the PA discount...moreTO BE CLEAR, this review is from our stay in early March. We got to the park on the same day that the Mayor of NO confirmed 3 cases of coronavirus and canceled public events, but the city had yet to shut down. We stayed 3 nights using Passport America. Honestly, this is one of those hidden gem parks, especially with the PA discount. We had site M-1 which is considered a deluxe site. Our back window had a view of the marina which was noisy during the day, but made for good yacht watching and was quiet overnight, and we were right near the restroom and laundry. The campground is great. The store is pretty big and the front office staff are some of the best we’ve come across. There’s a bar and restaurant onsite, a nice pool and hot tub (we didn’t end up using them though). The bathrooms were clean, but single stalls only, and there’s only 2 restrooms for the whole park. We used the laundry room, which saw a bunch of traffic. Be prepared to wait for bathrooms or laundry during high-volume times. Be warned too that the road leading to the campground is rough and industrial — the whole area rundown; even our Lyft driver had no idea where we were taking him! But we promise the park itself is clean and safe!There’s WiFi, but we were way too far away to connect anything, so it was useless. Why don’t they have an extender or separate hotspot for the farthest end of the campground?? There’s cable but we really would have preferred a WiFi connection.The best part of the park for us was the shuttle into New Orleans. It’s $6 and runs a couple times a day, drops you right off in the French Quarter, and the last ride back is 8pm. We only took it there, and used Lyft to get back at night (DON’T MAKE THE MISTAKE WE DID and forget to write down the front gate code!! The gates are locked at night, and when we got back at 10pm, we were stuck outside. Fortunately, a gentleman in a nearby RV saw us pacing and frantically trying to find a phone number to call and he told us the code to get in. Oops!)We’ve visited New Orleans before, so we just hit up a few spots like Pat O’Briens. Again, this was before everything closed because of the coronavirus. We took precautions like washing our hands carefully and using hand sanitizer, but in retrospect it felt like the city hadn’t realized the extent of the spread. However, we would absolutely stay here again (maybe closer to the front office for a WiFi connection) and encourage others to check it out when they want to visit New Orleans. Jayco Greyhawk, 32ft class c, not towing

In a terrible location to get to, bumpy roads and with a gravel path from the gate... This is still the best RV park you'll find in New Orleans - sadly.Gravel was fairly level. Lots of sites and many are next to water. Solid electricity.Non-existent wifi. Available in about 5ft radius of the office and then it's a crap-shoot......moreIn a terrible location to get to, bumpy roads and with a gravel path from the gate... This is still the best RV park you'll find in New Orleans - sadly.Gravel was fairly level. Lots of sites and many are next to water. Solid electricity.Non-existent wifi. Available in about 5ft radius of the office and then it's a crap-shoot... I wasn't one of the lucky ones. I disagree that they're looking to improve the wifi as the dates from when they said this seem to be from a long time ago. It'd be more honest to say it's office-area only.It has a bar and restaurant onsite. Beer was cold and the gumbo was edible but nothing exceptionally tasty.The shuttle into town was very handy but driving in and parking for a similar price gives more flexibility as the shuttle timing is quite infrequent.And the documentary on Katrina shown each morning was very good, very interesting.I've done my best to separate out the horrendous aspects of New Orleans from the RV park. The roads in New Orleans are generally dreadful. And the whole city is largely unclean and rife with poverty. But the location of this RV park really is a puzzle as it took me all around the world to get back to it when a couple of roads suffered flooding.

The road on the way to this resort is in the middle of reconstruction. As such it’s in bad condition . The resort itself is fabulous includes waterfront marina pool Jacuzzi live bands restaurant large sites for your RV add to that a very friendly and helpful staff and you have a perfect RV resort Will you look up in Webst...moreThe road on the way to this resort is in the middle of reconstruction. As such it’s in bad condition . The resort itself is fabulous includes waterfront marina pool Jacuzzi live bands restaurant large sites for your RV add to that a very friendly and helpful staff and you have a perfect RV resort Will you look up in Webster the definition of a camping resort it should have a picture of the Ponchatrain landing RV and Marina .For more information visit our YouTube site.https://youtu.be/xtYFJR0Gvpc

Don't let the road to it scare you, they are fixing it! This is a great park, tiny sites but well landscaped and lit. Waterfront is available. Some sites have wifi. There is a restaurant/bar on site, with Captain Sean running bingo on Wednesday. He is a treasure, you can't help but being happy around him. I wish the pool was heate...moreDon't let the road to it scare you, they are fixing it! This is a great park, tiny sites but well landscaped and lit. Waterfront is available. Some sites have wifi. There is a restaurant/bar on site, with Captain Sean running bingo on Wednesday. He is a treasure, you can't help but being happy around him. I wish the pool was heated, though. $6 round trip rides to the French Quarter 3 times a day. Bring lots of 1's, everyone in NOLA works on tips.

This Park is probably the most “resort-like” one we’ve found thus far. They’ve got a variety of site types, so you can fancy it up to your liking - all the way up to a private hot tub on the premium sites. It’s only 15 min from almost anywhere you’d want to go in New Orleans, and they offer a shuttle to make it super easy for you to ge...moreThis Park is probably the most “resort-like” one we’ve found thus far. They’ve got a variety of site types, so you can fancy it up to your liking - all the way up to a private hot tub on the premium sites. It’s only 15 min from almost anywhere you’d want to go in New Orleans, and they offer a shuttle to make it super easy for you to get downtown without searching or paying for parking.????Pros:- Passport America eligible!- Laundry on-site- Pool + Hot Tub- Good coverage on AT&T, Verizon + T-Mobile- Clean sites and park- Great customer service- Bar + Restaurant on-site????Cons: - Drive to park is rough - bad roads and sketchy area (once there it’s totally fine)- Restaurant was crazy busy for football games - kinda loud and we couldn’t get a spot to eat there- Most “Deluxe” waterfront sites have views blocked by houseboats or other boats in the marina- The steamboats nearby were playing pipe organs for a while which made for interesting conference calls

$63.90 per day incl tax and no site Wi-Fi! Signal so weak I can’t even detect the campground network with a WIFI RANGER mounted on the RV roof.

Great park to visit New Orleans. The shuttle is so convenient. The service here is top notch. Every single employee we interacted with was courteous, helpful and nice. The spaces are tight but fine. The park does have a lot of standing water if it rains and the road coming in is rough. Laundry machines need attention.

We stayed here before and love the shuttle downtown $6 round trip. Several bathhouses, restaurant and bar, pull through spaces. Passport America makes it affordable nice staff.

We had a great stay here. We had a water front site and enjoyed the views of the lake. For our full review please watch our video on the "blog post" section

Don't be fooled by the drive into this park. You go past abandoned warehouses on junky roads, and it feels like you've been tricked into something bad. But once you show up, all that disappears, and you end up with a charming little park. It is next to the river, so if you can ask for one of the sites next to the river you can get ...moreDon't be fooled by the drive into this park. You go past abandoned warehouses on junky roads, and it feels like you've been tricked into something bad. But once you show up, all that disappears, and you end up with a charming little park. It is next to the river, so if you can ask for one of the sites next to the river you can get a nice view (and, apparently, possible alligators, although we didn't see any). The park has a nice restaurant that has live music some nights. The best thing, though, in my opinion, is that they have a shuttle bus that will take you to downtown New Orleans, so you can go explore Bourbon Street and all the other wonderful areas of NO without having to worry about parking, driving, or drinking.

Nice Bar / Restaurant. Nightly specials and food not bad! Shuttle to French Quarter for $6. Sites nothing special, gravel and some grass. Our spot was next to the walkway to boathouses. Do not recommend that spot. Must have bread factory near because...man that smell was awesome! Nice fenced dog run. Plenty of different types of places...moreNice Bar / Restaurant. Nightly specials and food not bad! Shuttle to French Quarter for $6. Sites nothing special, gravel and some grass. Our spot was next to the walkway to boathouses. Do not recommend that spot. Must have bread factory near because...man that smell was awesome! Nice fenced dog run. Plenty of different types of places to stay at. RV sites, boathouses, condos, efficiency apartments, tent sites and soon to have tiny houses! also boat launch on site. Not far from French Quarter we dove and had no problem parking. Check maps for parking lots. Visit WW2 museum, very interesting. Crescent City Brewery also. $69 a night but, if there is something happening price jumps to $105 a night. (New Years/Sugar Bowl)

When we were planning the route to get here I noticed that our GPS didn’t agree with Google maps. Google maps was correct. We mentioned it when we checked in and they were aware of it but I didn’t see a warning on their website. As you get off of I-10 you do travel through an industrial area that makes you wonder if you are on the righ...moreWhen we were planning the route to get here I noticed that our GPS didn’t agree with Google maps. Google maps was correct. We mentioned it when we checked in and they were aware of it but I didn’t see a warning on their website. As you get off of I-10 you do travel through an industrial area that makes you wonder if you are on the right track as well as wondering if you made a bad call on locations. Once you get to the RV park it is nice, although dusty. Everything is gravel. During our stay it was maybe about a 1/3 full so traffic in the park was not an issue. We did eat at the onsite restaurant and the food and drinks were good but just typical bar food. We had a pull through site which was long enough to handle the coach and truck. Overall the services are good except for the water pressure which was not very strong. We used the cable and it worked well. We drove to town on a couple of the days there and the staff let us know he best places to park which was a great help. The best sites are 6 – 16 if you want a water view.

As a previous reviewer stated, the roads and most pads are gravel and could be dusty; however, it rained quite a bit during our stay, so dust was not a problem. We had lunch in the onsite restaurant one day and it was okay, but over priced in our opinion. The grounds seemed to be kept neat and clean. It was also mostly quiet. Staff was...moreAs a previous reviewer stated, the roads and most pads are gravel and could be dusty; however, it rained quite a bit during our stay, so dust was not a problem. We had lunch in the onsite restaurant one day and it was okay, but over priced in our opinion. The grounds seemed to be kept neat and clean. It was also mostly quiet. Staff was friendly and helpful. Gated at night with codes to get in or out. Fairly easy to get downtown by driving, their shuttle, taxi or do what we did, use Uber. This was our first time using it and it's pretty good and beats the heck out of driving and parking downtown or the Quarter. We would stay here again and recommend it.

Dust bowl. If you can not get a site along the water keep on going period. There is a reason they tell you to pay in full at the time of reservation and no refunds unless the insurance is purchased. People would pull in and leave. We came in a 42' motorhome and think we were given the tightest spot in the park. We would not camp here a...moreDust bowl. If you can not get a site along the water keep on going period. There is a reason they tell you to pay in full at the time of reservation and no refunds unless the insurance is purchased. People would pull in and leave. We came in a 42' motorhome and think we were given the tightest spot in the park. We would not camp here again. MAYBE if we got a water front site, maybe. Way to high priced for what it is. probably the 2nd worst park we have stayed at in the first 2 years we spent fulltime on the road. If they tell you sites 142, 143 or 144 run as fast as you can the other way. Be sure to ask the site number when you make reservations, if those 3 numbers come up DO NOT STAY!! On the other hand there is a shuttle that will run you downtown which is a plus.

Newly rebuilt since Katrina. Much of the industrial area and nearby residences where still boarded up or worse (2012). New Clubhouse built on stilts that put it into skyscraper category. They had a commuter transport that ran several times a day to the city center.Nice secure location from which to enjoy New Orleans.