We had the best time staying at Poche's! It was so great having the ponds in the front and rear of…read moreour campsite! At night as we were settling in we could hear a big ole bullfrog doing his nightly call and the crickets joining in the chorus. I asked my son the next morning if he slept ok with that bullfrog and he said it was the best sleep he's had in a long time! The water park was great for him to burn off some energy and stay cool at the same time! This was such a fun RV park to stay at and we will be returning when we visit family again!

this has been one of our favorite RV camping parks.... until yesterday. There was no water…read morepressure. so, we called and were told that it's because everyone is showering at the same time to go to the where they had a live band. The entire park is not even full. Today there was no water pressure and I was told it's the problem not theirs, it's the city. There is zero water pressure...zero. I posted something online and they took my post down. We will not be coming back.

Clean and quiet. Nice fellow at reception. Very pretty place…read more Only suggestion is to make people slow down as they drive around the camp loop. Would def come back.

It's nice enough and the people are very friendly but the in and out to this location is a…read moredisaster. The roads are too narrow and rough and the tree limbs are too low. I was in a brand new Class A so a little anxious to begin with so that was part of it but would never go back in a motorhome.

We have been staying at Cajun Acres RV Park for a week now. It is beautiful and very quiet and…read morefamily friendly. Our drive through site was a plus with our 42 foot fifth wheel. It was very easy to locate with Google Maps and is not far from groceries and eateries. Yesterday we picked blackberry's on the property. The Owners Jamie and Pam were very helpful. My husband and I both highly recommend this park and we will be visiting more in the future.

We are local and just wanted to get out of the house for a weekend getaway. The stay was perfect!…read moreThe house is very charming with a unique history. The owners were very welcoming and invited us to fresh cooked breakfast when we woke up. We got to visit with them and some other guests staying there. It was exactly what we needed just relax and get away. There are several places to eat within a short drive and Bayou Teche Brewery is just a few miles north on the same road. I would stay here again anytime I'm looking to relax.

Traveled to South Louisiana with neighborhood friends from the North Houston area. We were out to…read moreexperience local activities for and stumbled upon the Maison Stephanie during a search for B&B's in the area. We couldn't have been luckier. What a great option for staying in the Lafayette/ Breaux Bridge/ Henderson area. The home is over 200 years old and immaculately refurbished and maintained. The owners are personable and very helpful. Bedrooms are very comfortable and clean. Breakfasts are delicious. Give the Maison Stephanie a try if you are looking to stay in the area.

Highly recommend this tour for anybody who wants to see and learn a lot! Bruce was an amazing guide…read moreand makes the tour interesting with constant facts and jokes. You will get to see a lot of alligators and get a glimpse of the peacefulness in the lake.

Bryce was the BEST! If you want a personal feeling swamp tour you've gotta come here! This is my…read moresecond time in a tour with Bryce and it only got better!! He's a one man show and it doesn't feel like a business that just wants your money. He's such a personable person and i had an overall amazing experience

It's been a rough few years, so when my mom suggested going on a mini vacation to cajun country, I…read morewas all for it. I let her plan it and I'm so glad I did because the moment I got out of the car at Bonne Terre, I knew it was exactly what I needed. We rented the studio, originally for four nights, but we were so cozy and comfy there that we ended up staying an extra day. The host, Jen, is so kind and welcoming and has thought of *everything* one might need: extra bedding, plenty of fluffy towels, an iron and a hair dryer, locally made soap, a bath robe, a washer/dryer, dishwasher along with plenty of dishes for cooking, spices (cleverly stored in the freezer), coffee and tea along with an assortment of sugars, records and their player, a beautiful antique piano, books, DVDs, and games that were all appropriate to the location... even a carton of fresh eggs from the hens and a bowl of ripe cherry tomatoes. The furnishings are charming, eclectic, and artistic, with many pieces collected from local artists--modern yet somehow timeless, and very homey. Everything was sparkling clean and so thoughtfully arranged that it made us want to leave it just as nice as we'd found it. We ate dinner on the porch that night and listened to the symphony of insects and frogs somewhere out in the trees. Some of them even hopped past us and took up residence on the screen door and windows. My favorite part were the lovely animals. We were taken on a farm tour, given more vegetables for our salad, and introduced to the many different breeds of chickens, a turkey, Sebastopol geese, a family of goats, a horse, a cow, and the adorable pair of ducks who'd hatched a duckling named Daffodil. This tiny duck and I became great friends as I was honored with the chance to hold her and visit with her each evening--which was probably the high point of this whole year! The farm is also situated in a pleasant area for an evening walk, down a charming country lane. Before we left, we were shown the other rental--a cottage at the front of the property, with an outdoor shower, a loft bed, a gorgeous porch, and all the same wonderful amenities as the studio. We are planning to return in September and if we do, I'd be more than happy with either accommodation. If you're looking for some peace and quiet or want to hit the pause button on the stressors of city life, don't hesitate to check out Bonne Terre. I'm sure you'll be just as enchanted as we were!

Jen is a friend of mine, so I've had the good fortune of staying at Bonne Terre a number of times…read more It's the most relaxing place in the world for me. You can read Bonne Terre's many five star reviews on Airbnb to know it's a super special place. If you're a nature lover, an artist, an appreciator of Louisiana culture, or just someone looking to get away from the rat race for a few days, a week, or longer, you won't find a better place than Bonne Terre. It's amazing. Both the Main House and the Studio are full of everything you could want or need for your stay - cozy beds and much better equipped kitchens than I've ever seen in a rental, plus cool art, books and music. Jen is a wonderful hostess. You can check out the organic garden and meet the many animals on the farm, including horses, Matilda the cow, goats, rock star-looking Polish chickens, and more. Or you can just kick back and drink coffee on the porch as you take a pause and enjoy the beauty of the farm. I'm so looking forward to my next visit. Check out Bonne Terre - I guarantee you'll want to go back too!

The docent was very knowledgeable about the history of the house…read more A very interesting history of the house and how it became to be from a little house into a larger one over the years. There is a video you watch before you get to tour the home and grounds and the rooms upstairs are closed off so you can only view them from the hall. I can understand that policy too because there is a lot of very antiques and fragile items.

What a great house and museum. The lady working was very knowledgeable about the history. Initially…read morebuilt as a changing spot for a family to dress before church to a small home then a large house. The video before the tour gives the history. It is worth the stop in. $5 cash admission per adult. There is a room with Mardi Gras costumes, one with miniature furniture salesmen used to bring around to sell full sized furniture. The whole place is just amazing. It is worth the stop in if you are in the area. There is a handicapped ramp in the back.

Brilliant guest house in the lovely town of Lafayette in Louisiana…read more The house is very quaint and filled with vintage Americana, the house is like something from a movie. We stayed in a double downstairs room which had been wallpapered with copies of flower and garden magazines from the 50s/60s/70s. Particularly nice place to get away from everything, no tvs or hustle and bustle. But there is internet connection should you need some lifeline to the real world The shared bathrooms were kept pristine and full of everything you'd need. The shared kitchen was also a fantastic place to chat with people and was kept spotless. The owners were fantastically friendly and couldn't do enough to help out, even organising swamp tours. A short walk from the Greyhound/bus station and the main town centre itself. This place is a real home from home.