Get Your Dose of Louisiana Magic at The Ouachita RV Park
Boasting modern amenities with a laid-back atmosphere, The Ouachita RV Park in northern Louisiana gives travelers a vacation sanctuary that’s close to some of the region’s most popular attractions. The RV park is nestled in vibrant Monroe, close to Interstate 20 and scenic Ouachita River and Bayou DeSaird.
Guests can relax and enjoy the park’s easy-going atmosphere or explore the surrounding region, which is rich in shopping, outdoor recreation, museums, and historical sites that shed light on the area’s history.
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The attractively appointed RV park has 73 spaces, and many offer full hookups. Pull-through sites are also available for drivers of longer vehicles. Wi-Fi is available for campers seeking to relax in their roomy sites and enjoy the resort’s peaceful ambiance.
Travelers can attend to their basic needs with restrooms and showers, and the laundry is open 24 hours for cleaning needs. Looking for some fun and socializing? The park’s activity room features a pool table and darts. Cornhole is also available. Get some free coffee or load up on merchandise to remember your trip.
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Magnificent Monroe
Situated at the intersection of Interstate 20 and U.S. State Route 165, Monroe rivals bigger cities with its selection of restaurants and stores. Shoppers can hit the store in the largest shopping mall in northern Louisiana, Pecanland Mall. In the town’s famous Antique Alley, lovers of vintage goods can acquire furniture, toys, art, and other items from yesteryear.
The town’s restaurants serve up the best that the Pelican State has to offer. The Catfish Sierra at Warehouse No. 1 Restaurant serves up a filet of broiled catfish that has inspired rave reviews. At Trapp’s, diners munch on Mom Bourque’s Seafood Nachos as they enjoy sunset views on the nearby Ouachita River.
Black Bayou Lake and Wildlife Refuge. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)
Prefer to explore the wilderness? The Ouachita River entices anglers with abundant populations of rainbow trout, largemouth bass, and channel catfish. Hunting is also big in the region, with ducks, doves, and deer flourishing in the area. Take the Duck Commander Hometown Tour and walk in the footsteps of the Robertsons, stars of the A&E hit reality show Duck Dynasty. Follow the boardwalk through Black Bayou Lake and Wildlife Refuge to see untamed landscapes.
To book a stay at The Ouachita RV Park, email [email protected]or call 318-343-8672.
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