Burns Point Park & RV Campground

Parked directly at the waterfront, Saturday after NYE was quite busy with limited space between sites. Full hookup for $15 including free WiFi is a fantastic price if you are into fishing. Saw some big (BIG!) redfish being caught. No picnic table, nor fire pit at the campsites. No trails to walk the dog. Many muddy puddles that your dog might like (but I don’t!)

We've tent camped here several times. If you like to saltwater fish, this is a good place to go. You don't need a boat. There is a beautiful pier to fish from. The camp host, Bill, is super nice and helpful. Donald, not so much. Campground is kept very clean. It's a small campground, which makes it peaceful. Going this weekend. Heard they're tearing the Redfish up at night. We can hardly wait!

Full hookups for $15 a night???? What else would you want. Most sites are back-in on the waters edge. Still some remnants from past storms but all are work-in-progress. It is definitely off the beatin path. Entry road needs some work. Host is friendly and helpful. FCFS. Host tries to keep it spaced out by suggesting sites but you can pick your own.

Really enjoyed our overnight stay, backed right on to the water and with full (new) hook ups. Camp host Jimmy was very nice, welcoming, and knowledgeable. The surface is recycled ground-up asphalt so it is quite lumpy and can be sharp--so no bare feet! It's a small-ish campground but with plenty of room; it was a little tight for our 40' 5-er to get in and out, but there was plenty of room to maneuver back into our spot. The sites are clean and level. They're not numbered or marked that we saw, but Jimmy asked our preference and it was super-easy to back in. The only slight negative is there is a small water treatment/pump, at the campground entrance and the generator comes on during the night. It's not particularly quiet and I wouldn't want to be on one of the sites that's close to it, but where we were, it wasn't overly loud. Verizon signal is excellent, and surprisingly the WiFi worked great as well. Oh yeah--and it's $15 a night! We love these small State campgrounds and the people here are just the nicest. Definitely recommended and we'll be back for sure!

What a great experience staying at Burns! Donald the camp host was so friendly and helpful. The sunset was incredible and the sites are right on the water. Our site was well maintained and level. I did not use the facilities so can't comment on that. The only negative I can say about going here is that Hwy 90 is a brutally rough ride. The campground was about 15 miles off hwy 90 and that road was so much better. So glad we went to Burns.

The site manager, Jimmy, was friendly and helpful..Plenty of sites on the water with full hookup. Sites back up to boulders(rip rap) on the waters edge with beautiful views. The last site, 34, you can park parallel to the rip rap. The drive in was easy and scenic. Cell coverage for Verizon was good. Really nothing nearby, come in prepared and stay a while. The sites by the water do have flood lights so its bright all night long but adds a sense of security.

We weren’t sure we’d stay, until we pulled in. Quiet, end of the road parish park. Only about 1/4 of the sites were occupied and we got one on the water. The host was great- he gave us some charcoal and we offered to pay him but he didn’t take it. Perfect layover between Grand Isle and Lafayette, even if a short detour off the highway. No tables, but we have one for these situations. Some noise from the septic treatment facility, but we accepted this without issue compared to street noise at other places.