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Antique Village RV Park
Overview
Antique Village RV Park offers a quiet, relaxed atmosphere in the heart of North Louisiana. Situated in the small community of Simsboro, this park is known for its convenient location just off Interstate 20. It serves as an excellent home base for those visiting nearby universities or exploring the charming local landscape. The park's proximity to the highway combined with its secluded feel creates a welcoming environment for tired drivers. Travelers often appreciate the peaceful setting and the straightforward, no-fuss approach to hospitality that allows for a restful night’s sleep away from heavy highway noise.
Location & Surroundings
The park is nestled in Lincoln Parish, providing a distinct rural feel while remaining close to modern conveniences. Its proximity to the I-20 corridor makes it a popular choice for cross-country travelers passing through Louisiana. The surrounding area is characterized by pine forests and rolling hills, offering a scenic backdrop for your stay. The rural charm of Simsboro provides a slower pace of life, allowing visitors to disconnect while remaining within driving distance of major shopping hubs. Staying here puts you just minutes away from the vibrant town of Ruston, which is famous for its historic downtown and seasonal festivals.
Amenities & Park Features
Guests can expect essential comforts designed for a seamless stay. The park features full hookup sites that accommodate both 30 and 50-amp electrical needs. Many sites are designed as spacious pull-throughs, making it easier for those driving larger rigs to navigate and set up. Shaded sites are often available, providing relief during the warm Louisiana summers. On-site facilities include laundry services and climate-controlled bathhouses, ensuring that long-term guests and short-term visitors alike have access to necessary utilities in a well-maintained and clean environment.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While the park itself is quiet, the surrounding region is full of activity. A short drive takes you to Lincoln Parish Park, which is renowned for having some of the best mountain biking trails in the Southeast. For those interested in culture and education, both Louisiana Tech University and Grambling State University are located nearby. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the nearby lake for fishing and birdwatching, while history buffs can explore local heritage sites. Seasonal events like the Louisiana Peach Festival offer a taste of local life, while nearby shopping provides a unique treasure-hunting experience for collectors.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal fit for transit travelers looking for a reliable and easy-to-access stopover during a long journey across the South. It caters to those who appreciate a no-nonsense stay where the focus is on convenience, safety, and a good night's rest. It is also a great choice for visiting families or alumni attending events at local universities who prefer the comfort of their own RV. If you value a quiet, clean, and pet-friendly environment without the crowds of a massive resort, this Simsboro destination provides the perfect balance of simplicity and accessibility.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Mel Nestor, QC
Just off I-20, watch for signs. Google maps directed me to wrong road for entry. I don't recommend coming in after dark. It is in the woods and hilly. Navigating a longer RV will be tricky. I stayed overnight in lot 36. Great grassy area with large hillside deck. Easy pull through. No frills small womens shower with sink and toilet adjacent to laundry room. Very nice handicap ramp. Very peaceful. Looks to be a mix of all kinds of kind folks throughout the park. Will stay again.
Gregory Crider
Awesome check in procedure, and the nicest folks. The grounds are beautiful, and you can't beat the neighbors.
Timothy nagy
Very quite, can hear some traffic now & then but isnt loud; woody area, lot of trees; reddish dirt gravel roads in park, that ok. No frills or extras like pool, meeting rooms, no store on property, & that's ok. Nice quite sounderings. We will be back, cost to stay here is good. We like this park.
Lori Anderson
I have seen bad reviews saying this place is scary. I am not sure where some people are staying but this was a perfectly fine park with woods and ponds. There were 2 long terms I saw that had some kids toys and junk lying around but definitely nothing spooky. The trees and the decent space away from the highway made it quiet enough to get a good night's sleep. The hook ups worked properly and the staff made it super easy to check in late. Definitely would stay again.
Kate L
This is mainly a residential park, so if you're looking for a one-night stay but couldn't get a hold of the manager (call nor text) but tried to stop anyway because you have two small kids and an elderly dog and are brave to drive through the park searching for what you hope is one of two possible open spots due to the two envelopes at the cash drop box, you may find yourself in one of the only open spots - E61, where you'll most assuredly be awakened before the sun rises to the continual call of a singular crowing rooster at your neighboring site. Everything else was great 👍.