Great place to pull in and pull out. Watching the horses in the morning was fun. The guys in the…read moreoffice need better training.

Stopped here for an overnight stay. Christian gave us all the instructions we needed as we were to…read morearrive after hours. easy hookup. Electric and water at the parking spot w/dump station onsite and free w/ stay. Very clean facility. Nicely maintained. Perfect location to check out the Mississippi River. Was able to check out and pay over the phone, received email confirmation immediately.

The staff is welcoming and knowledgeable. The facilities…read moreand grounds were immaculate. We enjoyed Trivia night at the pool side bar area. The small store has handy items you might have forgotten, as well as individual ice cream treats for the hot afternoons. The pool and lazy river were clean and refreshing. They seem to take pride in their resort, and it shows.

This is a great RV resort for families or pet owners. I never used the pool or lazy river, but it…read morelooked really nice. The staff was friendly and helpful. The pond offers a nice walk with the cement sidewalk. Also, this resort is right across the street from L'berge Casino which may also appeal to your entertainment desires. Only reason for not getting five stars were the fire ants. Although the staff treated my site after I reported it, it didn't do the job. Still had ant problems, which isn't good for me or my dogs.

This was another amazing tour set up by the American River Cruises line when we sailed up the…read moreMississippi. We docked and loaded on to our buses for a very short ride to this old plantation. On prior trip to the area, Helene and I have had the opportunity to visit some old plantations and still find it fascinating... It's all about the history, not always good though. The Oak Alley home was originally a sugar plantation and of course, built by and relied on enslaved men, women and children to run efficently. That's always part of the history that I find most disturbing. You start out in the main house and the tour inside the mansion runs about a half hour. There is a a lot to see and absorb inside. They take you through all the rooms and showed us the different details for making each room unique. I have no photos inside the home as we were not allowed photographs. After going through the main house you could wandeer the grounds for while and view the slave quarters. Fascinating and still very disturbing. There is a restaurarant here as well as the gift shop [of course,] where you could also getting something refreshing to drink. Since it was close to 100 degrees, anything was good and welcomed. The grounds are just beautiful and packed with history. I would urge anyone who comes down to this area to do at least one of these tours, it's an incredible journey.

This was a two hr slavery tour which consisted of self guided campus and guided house tour. Wes was…read moreour tour guide, he was very knowledgeable of the house tour. He took us through each room of the house and showed us the different details the rooms were famous for. On the grounds it showed the way slaves lived through medical hospital, living arrangements to different tools of captivity and work needs. A restaurant also is on the campus and cafe and gift shop for souvenirs, quick snacks and full menu needs. Bed and breakfast is available a Grounds is beautiful and upkeep of property is maintained. Check website for days and hours of operation and prices

I have had this on my list of places I wanted to go to for awhile now. It gives a good history of…read morethe area and the Atchafalaya river basin and the wildlife there, the way of living and a history of the area in general. The ladies working were well informed of the area and quite lovely. Normally there is plenty of parking. Admission is free, but they do have a gift shop, so buy something to support them or make a donation.

This is a lovely restored home right across from the levee. Our 2 Clean rooms with baths were…read morecomfortable. First breakfast wonderful. Host lives next door but without any advance warning or reduced rate had huge noisy 50 person party here Christmas Eve till almost midnight! Effectively locking us in our rooms. Otherwise, this is a nice place. I'm still Disappointed.

Along the East side of the River Road just a couple miles west of the Lutcher Bridge (hwy 641),…read morethis was an ideal place to base for trips to Oak Alley, St. Joesph, Laura, Evergreen and San Francisco Plantations. After our tour of Houmas House we traveled along the east side of the River Road on Hwy 44 back toward New Orleans. It is new and not well known yet, perhaps but they are great accommodations and the owner, Mary fixes a great breakfast. She'll try to get your preferences the night before for a nice hot breakfast to start your day of sightseeing off to a good start. Once the word gets out this place will be in high demand. This had been a private family residence, probably from the Sixties, that has had the three bedrooms fixed up very nice. Each with their own bath. We stayed in the bedroom on the front of the house which offered direct access to the full length front porch with several rockers, opposite of the levee. The tariff was very reasonable. We originally reserved one night but stayed two it was so pleasant and the location was perfect. A little planning about eating dinner is in order but there were little local places on both sides of the river in little towns and a renown place or two within 25 miles. We will definitely return on our next trip to the area as we still have a couple plantations and other local sights to see.

Kurt was on time, professional and entertaining. He also went above and beyond when our train came…read morein late. Highly recommend his service!

Kurt was excellent. Was very flexible when our son's driver did not show up. Car was comfortable…read more Really enjoyed the experience. Will definitely call again!!

When you're on the road as much as we are and have been to as many different places as we have, new…read moreexperiences unfortunately loose a bit of their excitement, but these past few days have reinvigorated my love for 'the travel'. Very few places bring this much peace to my soul, like Labelle Rivière B&B has done the last 2 days. The setting is magical, but even more delightful has been the hospitality of our hosts Jeff & Carol, and the company in which we've shared these moments with. It's been hard to depart this morning, but we will be returning soon.

One of the highlights of our trip through the US! At the end of a dead end street in an already…read moresecluded area you'll find a house with a swimming pool, deck on the bayou, great hospitality (incl. fresh baked welcome cookies and a fridge with everything you need). It came close to what we always imagined to be the south. Thank you very much, Miss Carol ...

Stopped by here to see what it was all about. There is a small civic center onsite and a historical…read moremuseum in the original bank. There is a sign with a number to call for a tour. I was on a limited time frame so did not call. I did walk around the small park. If I happen to be in the area in the future, I will call for a tour.