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 is beautiful KOA that was opened in December 2024, you'd be hard pressed to find a more…read morefriendly and accommodating staff, our interaction was more like talking with your family than strangers that you just met. I loved the layout of this campground, there is a mixture of improved drives throughout the park like setting and well maintained gravel site entrance access, the site was perfectly level in both directions and our pull through site left plenty of room to accommodate our toad. Our site included a concrete patio area complete with patio furniture, a fire pit and gas grill, the utility connections were well maintained and everything worked great, our site had full hookups and I'm sure most if not all do. There is a great camp store shared with the office with an attached covered common area filled with tables and game sets for your entertainment that over looks the fishing pond. There is propane for sell and a beautiful gigantic swimming pool and playground for the kids. Although we only did an overnight stop this visit, this is definitely a place I'd return to, it's very quite and there's lots of space between the sites some offering shade. No matter the length of your rig this place can accommodate it with ease, maneuvering through the park was very easy. Access to this KOA from I-10 only takes a few minutes and it's a short distance to I-12 as well. Whether you need a place to over-night or plan an extended stay I highly recommend you give them a try...

this is a new KOA and the owners and staff are very friendly and accommodating. We were traveling…read morewith another couple and they put us together. I'm a big fan of KOAS and a rewards member, I will recommend this KOA to everyone. Thanks for a great stay, we'll be back

Avoid . Really nice owners. Had to leave after some threats from a neighbor. Not going back ever…read moreagain. Too old for this.

Good people good prices really clean they take care of the place I've lived here for a while now…read moreand there's not much out here but they have a store and they keep it well stocked with necessities

I love this campground! I almost hate to share this , but this hidden gem should be enjoyed by…read moreall! Put it on your bucket list. It's not like any other campground/RV park I've been to as most RV parks look like parking lots! I NEED TREES!! It's truly a hidden gem tucked away in the woods and only 4 miles down the road to the Waveland beach. It is sooo peaceful here. The new owners are great and extremely helpful and accommodating. There are great cleared trails my dogs absolutely love exploring, and a saltwater pool for swimming. If you are traveling to the Gulf Coast, THIS PLACE IS A MUST!

Owners very friendly. Very quiet here. We are 67' long plus a car and site 7 accommodated us fine…read more They have 50 chickens running around and sell fresh eggs. Unsure why but my wife and I love seeing chickens roaming around every day. Nice amenities here. There is a nice pool and large and clean bathroom shower facilities plus a meeting room next to the store. Fitness center has quality equipment (Precor etc). And they appear to be expanding which is great news. We both had medical emergencies which required us to add time to our stay and they were very helpful with that.

Nice town. The old down town was pretty. They have an ice cream shop that was amazing. Great place…read morefor night life. Awesome shopping. Beautiful beaches for this area.

Beaches are ugly, parking is a pain, massive amount of people with Trump flags. If you don't want…read morepolitics in your vacation go somewhere else. Also, no clear signs about parking laws and if you don't fit in to the white middle aged crowd DON'T GO. Gulf carts everywhere. The only thing that was enjoyable was the farmers market.

LEGENDS OF THE BAYOU, Bay St. Louis' hidden gem!! We enjoyed…read moreour stay at Legends of the Bayou. Location is prime!! 2.5 miles from the beach, restaurants, shopping and night life. Golf cart friendly, so we drove our golfcart everywhere!!! The campground has fully air conditioned showers, bathrooms and laundry room! If you fish, you can launch your boat at the campground or fish from the dock. Also, have an elevated deck for bird watching with a covered picnic area for cookouts, crab boils or bar-b-ques! The owners are extremely accommodating, helpful, and NICE!! We will definitely be back!!

This newly built park is small but lacks nothing. We called the week they opened and was able to…read moresecure site 27 which is right by the boat ramp and pier. When we arrived a few weeks later it was just what we needed. Great sunsets, fishing, ease getting to and hooking up but the best part of all are the owners. Joel, Jamiee and there family are awesome. They had an amazingly well thought out and articulate packet of to-dos and must eats around the area. The office/laundry/bathhouse has an elevated porch perfect for nature watching and capturing the awe inspiring sunsets over the bayou. We highly suggest you check them out. They are regularly adding amenities it seems every time we checked there IG page.

What a gem. It's so off the main gulf coast drag that it's almost total at times. Gorgeous homes,…read more or woods and it feels off the radar.

This a great place along the Mississippi gulf coast. As with many beaches along the gulf coast, the…read morewater has a tea color to it due to the Mississippi river drainage plain. But the water is clear and clean with great sandy beaches. a true "Old South" place to visit. Don't expect anything fast paced and non-stop, it's quiet, slow and serene. One of my favorite places to go. As someone who grew up in Biloxi, I know the difference and it's a big difference.

I discovered this Pearl River WMA (Wildlife Management Area) Campground through the trusty App on…read moremy phone called Campendium. In fact, if ever you need to find a spot to camp out for the evening while traveling spontaneously, I highly recommend Campendium. It's extremely easy to use and follow and it covers almost all campgrounds, sites, parks, RV parks, trailer parks and public venues that you can think of. Now...I will say that this Pearl River Campground may also have another name to it as well...so I apologize for that...it may be called Crawford Landing WMA too. Either way...both of these names are the same. They're both the same campground and they're located on Crawford Landing Road here in Slidell, Louisiana. What I liked about this campsite is that it's conveniently located right off Interstate 10 heading east to west and vice versa. While driving along my cross country road trip from Louisiana heading towards Mississippi, it was late in the day and I needed a campground to pitch my tent for the evening. Now...upon using Campendium, it said in order to sleep here for the evening it cost $0. Perfect! How convenient! But here's the catch and which threw me for a loop. It's only free to stay here if you possess a Hunting License or a Wild Louisiana Stamp. What??? Now...being during sunset late in the day...where in the world was I supposed to find a Louisiana Stamp??? According to a review someone posted on Campendium, the local Walmart sells Stamps. But for me...it was just too late in the day to backtrack about 5 miles to Walmart, buy the stamp and then return here to the campground. No way! By then it would have been pitch black dark outside and I never would have been able to set up my tent and get situated for the evening. So...I just had to gamble. I spent the night here without having the pass/stamp. My goal was obviously to wake up early and leave right around sunlight which is what I did. Fortunately I got lucky without having my pass/stamp. Btw...according to other reviews on Campendium, it cost about $20 for this Louisiana Wildlife Stamp Pass at Walmart. So, whatever...I survived my way through Louisiana while trekking towards Biloxi, Mississippi. Some extra notes I'd like to add about this Pearl River/Crawford Landing Campground... The entire camping area is very very spacious with loads of soft grass to put my tent down on. This was a terrific aspect as I had a great evenings sleep unlike most places where I set up camp on hard dirt ground. Also here were a bunch of trees with beautiful Spanish Moss hanging off of them. It was pretty scenery. I am always a fan of Spanish Moss, lol. There was only one other family camping beside me. I was surprised by that, being that it was summer time and so quiet. You'd figure for $0, to be able to camp in a nice little section right outside downtown Slidell would be busier with more campers. But I guess this review is from when I visited last year during the heart of the pandemic. Also, I parked my car right on the grass when I found my little section to set up my tent. There was no need to park in a lot and have to carry my belongings onto the grass. Cool! There was a little signage board posted with instructions on setting up your campsite and the rules about hunting because this section of Slidell accommodates hunters and you must display a permit for that. The board also states you must possess that Wild Louisiana Stamp. So...my recommendation would be that if you arrive here early enough in the day...head over to Walmart and get the stamp/pass just to be safe. Because if an authority figure does walk around and you're caught empty handed, the fine could be much more than the cost of the actual stamp/pass. Play it safe folks, lol. Finally, the family that was camping next to me had a fire started so it looks like you can use open flames and charcoal grills rather than just being held exclusively to a gas grill. That was nice to know for future visits. Right next to this campground was a landing dock where you can get your boat out onto the water. This wasn't bothersome at all during my stay. I just appreciated the unique campground location being relatively off the beaten path. One last thing...cell phone reception worked wonderfully here. I had full access to my phone which I was able to use inside my tent before going to sleep. Overall, this Pearl River/Crawford Landing WMA Campground is a really accessible outdoors area right off I-10 outside Slidell. The grass and open wilderness setting/surroundings was great for spending the night outdoors. I highly recommend staying here and for all you adventurers out there, definitely download Campendium.