Abbeville RV Park

Two things to know: football stadium lights and no toilets.

If you're scared of the dark, this place has over a dozen bright lights making reading outside at midnight a pleasure.

For $30/night, this alleged "RV Park" doesn't have toilets.

Too bad, because the setting is beautiful, there's clean power, water, and sewer, almost level spots, and it's quiet day and night.

Joe's Taxi will take you to Shucks or Dupuys for $12 one way.

This is a very convenient campground to Abbeville and the surrounding countryside. It's quiet, being about a mile off the main road. It is surrounded by swamp land and trees, so it could be potentially buggy. It was not when we were there. The sites were scattered under the trees and there was lawn between spaces, so not a lot of privacy. The campsites along the tree line offered a bit more privacy. Some of the dump hookups were in odd positions, so make sure you have extra lines, as well as the opening is elevated.

There is no bathroom here, which I found odd. There are these mercury vapor lights through out the campground that are on all night. The campground is fairly lit up. One might be sufficient. I would stay here again, if they turned off most of the lights.

Small campground on the edge of Abbeville, but tucked back in the woods such that you are not aware of the town at all. Campground host is very friendly and helpful. The park does not have bathrooms/showers, but it does have lots of ota television and provides free wifi. Abbeville is small town but has groceries, gas, laundry and nice places to eat. It is also in the middle of cajun and creole country. We enjoyed visiting some of the small towns in the area to experience the local culture and food. Since we stayed a week, we received the weekly rate of $150.