Uncle Dick Davis Campground

We had a quick overnight here. Sites are fairly close to each other but mostly level with full hook ups at each site. We read other reviews and took a sample of the water and it was yellow. Very quiet park. Followed other reviews for directions. We rolled in in the dark and rolled out first thing the next morning. Worked for what we needed it to. Able to top up batteries as our solar was no go due to days of storms. Absolutely no cell coverage but our starlink was great. Park seemed very clean. The road was nice and wide to maneuver or 35’ rig in easily

First off, they are replacing the bridge on Henry Dupuis Road west of the campground, so the only way in or out is on highway 3177. The sites were clean and level with concrete pads and well located utilities. There is a senior discount bringing the price down to $10 which is an absolute bargain for a FHU site. There is no pay box, you have to wait for the worker to come by in the morning to pay, No showers, but the unisex bathroom was nice and clean. The sites are close together with little privacy, but there were only 7 of the 17 occupied during our stay so it felt fine. There is a bit of traffic on Henry Dupuis Road and the CG is right on the road. Nice boat ramp on site that gets a fair amount of use, but not a problem. Starlink worked great in our site and would probably be fine in all sites. No hiking from the campground, but the visitor center on I-10 at the 3177 exit is wonderful and worth a visit.

We did not have T-Mobile cel coverage in the campground.

We enjoyed our camp spot and evening. Who can beat $10 a night with full hook ups. We only used the electric and were pleased.

This is in a neighborhood area along a river. We enjoyed a relaxing afternoon sipping brew and watching the boats. We had a first class set of rednecks next to us providing us and 3 miles surrounding with country and blues music. Maybe a little loud but the beer drowned that out!

We’d certainly return

Great place to camp if you have a full tank of fresh water already. It is very peaceful and quiet. Restrooms are clean, but don’t use the water for anything other than flushing your black tank. It has enough chlorine in it to make your skin burn if you shower, and sometimes it is colored almost brown.

There is no fee booth. A guy comes by around 8am every day and collects camping fees. It’s $15 normally. I think it might be $10 if you’re a senior.

Like I said, very nice, quiet, peaceful place, just don’t run the water through your RV.