Fontainebleau State Park

Would give 4.5 if you could. Sites are nice and level. Pier is nice and the park is quiet and well maintained. We had a pull-thru site and it was very easy to park and hookup.

We stayed in Fontainebleau for 10 days in January 2018. It was great, just be aware if you are a naive tourist (like me) that Lake Pontchartrain is BIG. It will take you about 45 minutes to get to New Orleans and 30 minutes of that is just crossing the bridge. I had no idea, so hopefully you do or you will now. Pros: - There are 4 fu... more

This is a big park on Ponchatrain Lake that looks like it would be very busy in summer. We were here in February for Mardi Gras. There was a lot of standing water around the sites. Very swampy. The sites are paved but uneven and the overall campground seems dated. It was clean but needed some maintenance and updating. Electric ... more

Overall this was a nice campground. We stayed in one of the premium sites (pull through with water and electric). It seemed to be well attended by the host (dumpster taken care of, host visible). We did not enter the bathouses or restrooms however. Good dump station, lots of trees and picnic tables and firepits at each site. Our site w... more

A wooded Louisiana State Park with access to the shore of Lake Ponchartrain. The campground has a North and a South section. We stayed in the North section which has 30/50 amp power, water and a dump station as well as three bathhouses. There are pull-throughs and back-in sites. The back-in site we reserved was asphalt in poor conditio... more

We elected to stay at this park this pass through the NOLA area, having stayed at the FQ RV and Bayou Segnette in the past. Overall, for a park - we enjoyed Bayou Segnette better for immediate surroundings, and FQ RV for proximity to the French Quarter. However, Fontainebleau offers its own unique charm, and we really enjoyed the t... more

First time being back here in almost five years. Had fond memories of the trees and walking trails here as well as access to the Tammany Trace bike trail right from the entrance to the park. http://www.tammanytrace.org/ The trees are still fantastic and the trace is still there of course. The walking trails along with the rest of the p... more

From the beach on Lake Pontchartrain, a three minute bike ride or ten minute walk from the campground, you can see the massive bridge as it makes its way to New Orleans some 45 minutes away. But one not need venture all the way to the beach, if you opt for one of their Premium sites (water/electric only), you can have the swamp rig... more