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Autumn Acres Mobile Home & RV
Overview
Overview
Autumn Acres Mobile Home & RV in Keithville, Louisiana delivers a quiet southern setting for travelers exploring the piney woods and rolling terrain of Caddo Parish. Situated just south of the Shreveport-Bossier City metropolitan area, this property combines mobile home living with dedicated spaces for recreational vehicles. The location offers an alternative to bustling urban campgrounds while remaining accessible to major regional thoroughfares, making it a straightforward stop for those transiting through the Ark-La-Tex region.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned in the rural fringes of Caddo Parish, the park sits amid the humid subtropical climate of Northwest Louisiana, characterized by long, warm summers and mild winters. Travelers typically access the area via U.S. Highway 171 or nearby Interstate 20, which cuts through Shreveport to the north. The landscape features dense pine forests, bayous, and flat to gently rolling hills typical of the region, providing a distinctly pastoral backdrop for visitors looking to escape interstate noise.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site amenities and hookup capabilities at Autumn Acres Mobile Home & RV are not publicly detailed, visitors should verify essential technical details directly with management before arrival. Prospective guests ought to confirm site dimensions, pad surfaces, and utility configurations such as amperage options, water pressure, and sewer hookups. Inquiring about vehicle length limitations and tow-vehicle parking availability ensures a smooth check-in process for larger motorhomes and fifth wheels.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region provides ample outdoor recreation, starting with the expansive Caddo Lake to the west, known for its iconic cypress swamp and excellent boating. History and culture enthusiasts can explore downtown Shreveport attractions, including the R.W. Norton Art Gallery and riverfront entertainment districts. Anglers and hikers also frequently visit the nearby Bodcau Wildlife Management Area for localized wildlife viewing and outdoor exploration within a short driving radius.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, seasonal travelers, and mobile workers seeking a relaxed base camp outside the immediate city limits of Shreveport. It appeals to RVers who prioritize quiet rural surroundings over resort-style features like swimming pools or organized activities. Travelers looking for a functional, unpretentious stopover while navigating the Ark-La-Tex corridor will find the location practical for extended stays or short transits.
Reviews
Aaron w
Owner has been kind and honest. I haven't been here long. It's quiet around the park at night. Seems to be home to quite a few blue collar working class traditional family structure. I'm satisfied with everything so far, landlord is responsive and assist in getting things done when they are serious. Not complaints but Room for improvement: the road. Siding/skirting on some of the homes, some back porch/steps need to be replaced as the wood is rotten.
Jessica Dale
Would not send my worst enemy here. Black mold, floors caving in, from the sewer problem that the landlord said he fixed but didn't. My kids and I stayed sick the whole time we live here I live in two different trailer so I'm sure they're all like that. Please don't put your babies in danger.
Tammy Goins
The roads are better than years ago but they still need work the holes which were hard to see dragged my car definitely need gravel or more asfalt or even dirt
Melissa Freyou
This place has really cleaned up compared to what it was like about 10 years ago! The grounds are not littered as much as it was before, and it just seems like its got a whole new group of tenants living there now and they dont want where they live to be a mess! Really have done a great job at keeping it looking good!
David Mashburn
A nice place to call your home.