All of the employees were so nice and full of information about the place. There is a tram to take…read moreyou around. Not much shade. Pick a cooler day to go if the heat bothers you. The place was clean and well taken care of.

Review 1500 I have…read morehad my eye on coming here for quite some time now. This is well worth the trip. You start in the Visitors Center and you can either walk the mounds, drive yourself around, or take the ranger guided tour in their super golf cart. I would suggest going on the ranger guided tour. Everything was just wonderful. Come! Poverty Point World Heritage Site is a story 3,400 years in the making. A trading hub, an engineering marvel, a monument to ingenuity--there are many ways to describe Poverty Point. In 2014, a new label was added: UNESCO World Heritage Site.

7:46 June 5th. There was a lot of cheers and laughter from the nearby pool, still open for the…read moreseason. Entering required a key, it's a member only establishment. There is an RV park. Listed at $25 a night In the bar there is a calendar on the wall noting upcoming events and menu items available for the day. (I don't know the kitchen menu or hours) There is a banquet space and a full bar. Last weekend they even sponsored a luau. Sounds like fun. There are lots of events and activities that make me want to go back.

What's not to love?? 122 is a very welcoming lodge to all travelers. Great lodge with a fun…read morecalendar that makes a quick stop worth the stop. They do have 6 full hookups and plenty of space if you want to boondock. Highly recommend!!