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101 RV Park & Campground
Overview
Overview
Travelers rolling through northern Louisiana will find 101 RV Park & Campground situated right in Calhoun, Louisiana, serving as a straightforward basecamp for road-trippers and regional explorers. This property places visitors in Ouachita Parish along the Interstate 20 corridor, making it an accessible stop for those transiting the piney woods of the state or seeking a quieter alternative to nearby urban centers.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned along the state is Interstate 20 transport route, this Calhoun location sits amid the rolling terrain and dense pine forests typical of northern Louisiana. The local climate brings hot, humid summers and mild winters, with occasional heavy rainfall. Travelers arriving from Monroe or Ruston will find the landscape dominated by towering loblolly pines, gently sloping hills, and rural agricultural patches characteristic of the Upper Delta region.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details at 101 RV Park & Campground are not published here, visitors should contact the management directly to verify essential needs. When planning a stay, be sure to ask about hookup amperages, water pressure, pull-through versus back-in site dimensions, and the layout of the grounds. Confirming these site specifications and policies prior to arrival ensures your rig fits comfortably into the available spaces.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding Ouachita Parish area offers plenty of outdoor recreation, most notably the expansive D'Arbonne National Wildlife Refuge and the Ouachita River. Anglers, boaters, and hikers frequent these waterways for crappie fishing and scenic shorelines. Additionally, nearby Ruston and Monroe feature historic downtown districts, local eateries serving authentic delta cuisine, museums, and Louisiana Tech University events just a short drive away.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits cross-country travelers navigating the I-20 corridor who need a practical stopover between major hubs like Shreveport and Jackson. It also appeals to regional outdoor enthusiasts seeking proximity to North Louisiana lakes and forests without staying directly inside the busier metro areas. RVers prioritizing location and regional access will find this a sensible spot to park for a few nights.
Reviews
Terry L.
Nothing much but a place to pull in for the night, with friendly service at the truck stop. Looks like a fair amount of residents are down on their luck folks, so you get what you pay for. Beats a Walmart parking lot! I will say it's cheap, with full hook ups, most spots are big rig friendly and it's right off the freeway. Easy gas up and go in the morning.
Jaime Martinez
Down behind travel center. Accommodated my 5th wheel, without disconnecting. I would overnight here again if I'm passing through again. $ 25. Dollars for the night. Full Hookup
John Dunn
This is a local RV park for me. So I wouldn't normally have my camper parked here. But I had a computer failure with my truck and put me in limp mode. Had to offload it, in a major storm at midnight. Called the ladies at the truckstop to let them know what had happened and they were super nice. THANKS LINDSEY.
Theresa Lenard
It's a pretty decent place to stay, especially for the price you can't beat the price it's good. I haven't had personal experience or dealt with but know many people who have the manager that kind of runs the place that works at the store it's kind of a not very happy or nice lady and she's kind of rude and thanks for s*** don'ts thinking that she owns it. But like I said I don't know from personal experience I've just been around that RV park and know many people who have had plenty of personal experience.
W Roberts
I can see where stuck up people would not like this place, and look down on the people there, but those people also think their holding tanks smell like roses. It's definitely not a resort, but it's great for a night or two. If you do not have hydraulic jacks you may want to have wood to drive up on. Can walk to the truck stop and restaurant.