Fun place with fun and accommodating guests and staff. The Nature trail was nice. Restaurants and…read moreshopping are very close by.

I stayed there for a weekend it was absolutely beautiful. And so very relaxing. very clean cabin…read morethe atmosphere was great all of the people there very friendly and polite. the hot tub was so very powerful, and the swimming pool clean. I can't Waite to go back.

Very nice! Great prices, swimming pool and other amenities such as a bath house and laundry room…read more They also have a mini putt putt course as well as a basketball court and swing sets so it's really an ideal place for families

From the owner: Fully equipped Cabins, swimming pool, propane, RV sites, tents, Wi-Fi, pets welcome, dog run, mini…read moregolf, mega chess & checkers.

This area has so much to offer: The Tammany Trace is close…read morefor bicycles and hikers!There's a huge playground for the kids! Extensive trails/boardwalks throughout the park! Lots of wildlife, especially birding! Nice picnic areas/tables! Clean restrooms! Beautiful grounds! History galore! Only drawback is no dogs (except service animals) I would recommend this spot for anyone who wants to see splendid natural southern beauty!

An absolute perfect find for kiddos. On a road trip and since we have a 1 and 2 year old, our only…read morestops are picnics with playgrounds. Camp Salmen has that and MORE! Beautiful pavilion with picnic tables, clean restrooms with soap and warm water, and walking trails to explore. The boardwalks are gorgeous! We will be making this a regular stop every time we are down this way.

Too expensive. No good WiFi and I didn't get a concrete pad as advertised. Staff were not friendly.read more

This place was quiet and the staff were friendly, they came out to greet us when we arrived. We had…read morea pull through with a concrete pad. It barely fit our 45' motorcoach, length and width wise. We had to park our tow vehicle perpendicular on the very edge of the pad. There were puddles everywhere and when it rained overnight, they turned into big, deep puddles, even the grass was flooded. The turns are pretty tight, when it was time to leave, we opted to back out of our spot, luckily we were on the end. We were afraid we would get stuck in the mud. Maybe this place would be better in the summer when it's dry and if you have a smaller RV.

The camp host, Ms. Suzanne, is professional, helpful, and very friendly. We've been traversing the…read morecountry for the past two months in the RV, staying at many RV parks, and have not encountered a camp host more accommodating or as wonderful as Ms. Suzanne. She is easygoing, ultra attentive, and genuinely kind & compassionate. I was witness to her assisting other campers with last minute needs & impressed with her thoughtfulness and compassion. She is a true professional with a heart of gold. The RV park is in very good shape & well maintained. It's clearly an older park, however, it is evident that there are on-going improvements and upgrades occurring throughout. For example, the laundry facility was very clean & the machines are new. Additionally, unlike many other locations, the team at this RV park actively works to keep their pool water clean. I appreciated the pool bracelet system, which is based on deposit and intended to help ensure non-guests don't take advantage of the facilities. A guest's deposit is refunded when the bracelet is returned to the office. The RV site was level and there was plenty of grass for the chairs and table. Also, the full hookup utilities were in excellent condition. The park appeared to be a mixture of short & long term guests. It was nice to see that the long term sites were well cared for & were occupied by contemporary RVs. The location of this RV park makes an excellent home base for exploring the area & New Orleans region. Proximity to the highway & stores is always appreciated when traveling. The town of Slidell has quite a bit to offer.

We're novice RV-lifers and decided to stay at Salt Bayou for our first venture out in our "new"…read more(read: pre-Y2K) trailer and head to Louisiana to escape the cold up north. Salt Bayou was basically what we were looking for: reasonably priced, close to a major highway, and far enough from the next major city that we don't have to worry about traffic. Salt Bayou has water, electric, and sewer hookups, wifi, as well as a picnic table in each spot. There is also a laundry facility, a pool, a mini golf course, giant chess, and a bath house. They are also pet friendly but look out for off-leash dogs. Had a couple of close calls with some dogs that seemed like they needed some extra discipline from their owners. Small note: there are not a lot of options to exercise around the area if you're a walker or runner. The roads are a bit uneven and can be dangerous if you aren't watching where you're going (rolled ankle, stepping on rocks, wet shoes from stepping in puddles). The campground owner is active on the property and keeps everything clean and in working order. She is also super nice and answers her phone! (If you tried to call any other RV park in the area, you know what I'm talking about). All in all not bad! We had a nice time here and would stay here again.

This facility is amazing! The staff has been there for years. My daughters not only received the…read morelove and nurturing that I wanted. They received a wonderful education and were well prepared for kindergarten. If you are looking for a well balanced early learning environment this is the center for you.

From the owner: A Center for Total Chid Care Development…read more The Little Academy, a center dedicated to total child care development. Their mission is to provide children with a safe, inviting, interesting, and challenging environment that maximizes the potential of each individual child