French Quarter RV Resort

I found the campground to be very nice. The neighborhood surrounding the resort is becoming more gentrified. I felt quite safe walking to and from the campground to the French quarter along St. Louis Street. The only sketchy part is the last block, but there is a police station there, so I felt fine. I visited there on a weekday, and there was plenty of open spots; although the weekends are usually sold out in advance.

I was surprised to pull in and find the sites not level after paying 133$ for a single night, but okay, we can use our leveling ramps. It was noisy and has a gigantic lit up billboard literally in the middle of park, but the location can’t be beat. The shower doors were flimsy without a curtain so if somebody tugged on it you’d just be exposed in the shower to everyone on the patio/pool area. If it was just that I’d give 3 stars. The kicker was in the morning I found two different screws very near my rear tires. Due to the unlevelness, I maneuvered all over the pad looking for the best of a bad situation the day before. After finding the screws I was very worried about having one in my tires even though I looked as best I could at my tires. I alerted the staff and gave them the screws and they blew it off. Maintenance admitted that it’s not policy to clean or sweep off the parking pads between uses unless they see a huge mess. That means this place doesn’t even have the cleanliness of a $30 state park.
I don’t recommend any traveler stay here.

My poor rating is based on the response We received regarding electrical issues in one of the two spots that we had reserved. The power went out twice within a five hour period. It was after dark the second time and no one was available to help. The park was half empty so we were going to move to another spot. The security guard came down and said they would call the cops if we moved to a different spot. This was during August 2023 temperatures were in the 100’s during the date and it didn’t cool off much at night. They did after threatening to call cops finally tell us to take another spot for duration of stay which thankfully was only one more day. Poor poor customer service.

It's like a secure compound inside the RV resort. Very clean and pretty place once inside. Very secure, best security for a New Orleans RV campground and close to Bourbon St., French Quarter, etc. RV sites are large, slanted and easy to back into, all on cobblestone. "Premium Sites" not worth it in our opinion, not much different than non-premium except a little more elbow room. Had an awesome time in NOLA and we would only stay here is we come back.

Word of caution: Although this place is very secure and safe, we do not recommend walking from here to Bourbon St. for security reasons. We did Uber during the day or night, was only about 10 bucks. Once you are at Bourbon St., French Quarter, etc... you are good to go. However, outside of this area it's not pretty and crime is a real thing. We drove during the day ONE TIME and parked in a public parking area you pay for. While we were there, a truck close to us had a smashed out window. There was another smashed out window on the ground near this truck. We left and took Uber back, not worth the BS!

There is highway noise as it's right next to the campground. Big community event at a park next to us with loud live music for a while. Not a big deal to us but there ya go...

easy access, easy departure. It was exactly as recently reviewed. Arrival was efficient as we were met quickly at the gate, and shown our assigned site. the premium sites are away from the freeway(very quiet) and have private screened in sitting areas. . The resort has everything, pool, washer/dryers, fitness room, toilets with showers( that are clean and in great working order), and great WiFi. #33 is a great site, but so are the surrounding ones.
We walked back and forth to the French quarter(10-15 minutes) during the day, and used a car service for our returns after dark.
We have been to New Orleans several times over the years, staying here added a little extra to our visit.

I admit that I cringed when I paid, but actually saved money on Ubers and parking by the location 20-25 min walk to Jackson Square, 15 min to ACME oyster, two blocks to visitors center, hop on and off bus or one block to St Louis cemetery (recommend the tour). Pavers and concrete, little grass for dog(-), secure gated community, private immaculate shower rooms and nice pool-tub. Streamable wifi. Very clean. Would most definitely stay again. Only con was overpass bridge noise. Our sleep machine drown it out for the most part.

TIP: When you book, don’t be fooled by paying a premium price for a nice location. We did, and was two spaces from under the overpass bridge. Ask for premium close to office or in the front.

There's a reason the price is over $100 per night; you can easily walk through the french quarter and to Bourbon Street. We were able to book for a week which brought the cost per night down to about $105. Checkin was easy as someone met us at the gate, gave us a packet, and told us which way to go. Checkout was as easy as leaving by 11am; this is very strict and no late checkouts are given.

The sites are close together, but felt further apart since there was plenty of room for our rig and truck. There's a small patch of grass behind each site that has a swing or enclosed sitting area. The whole area is paved with brick (pavers) and looks nice.

There's 50/30/15 amp service, water, and sewer at each site. The only complaint was our elbow was too close to the ground so it was hard to hookup our hose. Getting into the site was very easy as there's plenty of road space and the sites are at a slight angle. Cell service was good for Verizon and ATT. We didn't have any issues streaming or taking video calls.

There's a hot tub and pool with a little bar area-and chairs around the pool. There are 4 bathroom/shower combinations that were always clean. There's also laundry that accepts credit cards. The ice machine was great and always full.

The only downside was the noise of the highway and industrial area next door. This definitely wasn't a deal breaker though. We will be back and recommend staying here if you want easy access to the french quarter!

I loved everything about my 2 night stay at French Quarter RV Resort. At $120/night, I thought it was a little pricey, but if you try to save a few bucks by staying across the river (closest park I could find) you'd be spending whatever you saved in taxi/Uber rides. Don't even think about PARKING near the French Quarter - that's insane as it's super expensive and hard to find.

The RV park is very clean, easy to navigate, easy walking distance to all the French Quarter sights. Additionally, it's close to a terrific hike/bike trail that takes you to Mid-City and Audubon Park. Although I didn't use the park's bathrooms/showers, I checked them out and they were super clean/modern. The office was efficient and on-site host was helpful. This place takes security very seriously and I felt very safe in the park. Best of all, it's right next to I-10, so it's convenient and I thought the road noise was negligible.

Is this a place where you want to hang out in front of your RV and soak up the sun and peaceful ambiance, absolutely not - you're here to explore one of America's great cities and this is a convenient launching those explorations