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Cash Point RV Park
Overview
Overview
Situated along the Red River corridor, Cash Point RV Park in Bossier City, Louisiana places travelers right in the dynamic northwestern corner of the state. This location gives visitors a direct basecamp for exploring the Ark-La-Tex region, combining the energy of twin-city culture with the quiet expanses of piney woods and bayou waterways characteristic of northern Louisiana.
Location & Surroundings
Approaching via Interstate 20 or U.S. Highway 71, drivers encounter a landscape defined by flat-to-rolling terrain, dense mixed pine and hardwood forests, and the winding course of the Red River. The local climate brings humid summers and mild winters, making year-round RV travel manageable. Surrounding parishes feature rural farm roads intersecting with busy shipping and travel corridors connecting Texas to Mississippi.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details such as exact site counts, pad dimensions, and utility hookups are not universally published, travelers should contact the management directly prior to arrival. When calling ahead, be sure to confirm crucial specifics regarding 50-amp electrical service, water pressure, sewer connection types, pull-through availability, and any restrictions concerning slide-outs or vehicle lengths to ensure a smooth check-in.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors find plenty to explore just beyond the park gates, starting with the entertainment and dining districts along the Bossier City Riverfront. Outdoor enthusiasts can head north to Lake Bistineau State Park for boating, fishing, and hiking among cypress-studded waters, or explore the local museums, historic downtown Shreveport architecture, and regional festivals celebrating local cuisine and blues music.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers transiting across Interstate 20 who need a convenient stopping point between Dallas and Jackson. It also works well for anglers looking to access regional waterways, casino-resort visitors seeking a land-based alternative to standard hotel stays, and travelers eager to experience the distinct cultural blend of northern Louisiana.
Reviews
Kala Mccaig
Been here a couple of months and we loved it here. The roads need a little work, but the levy/river spot was worth it! The camp hosts, Mr Don and Mrs Kathrine are the best!
Chuck Andres
Alright campground, but not updated at all .bad roads. Bad RV pads. Could get stuck if it rains. generally a full-time local campground.
Frank Morrell
There are a lot of RV parks near this one so shop around. This RV park was not up to par. First off you have to drive over to Levy’s and you are almost guaranteed to bottom out your RV on both of them. Our C class did. The RV park is very dirty and there is no one on hand except for two hours a day.The park felt sketchy and we did not feel safe staying there.
jspiritofangels
I love this park. Its quite and I feel a good place to raise children.
machelle Rogers
I live here 50% if the time people are very pleasant and helpful! Yes the roads are less than desirable but the speed limit is 5 mph coming in so if you don’t speed it’s tolerable! The price is very reasonable ! The only complaint I have is the RATS!!! The owner needs to do something about that for sure! The management has tried to get something done but apparently the owners are doing nothing not managements fault! I have considered moving due to the rats before the ruin my RV ! The park is so flexible with my animals it makes it hard to move! Overall it’s not a bad place I do love the people here! They watch out for my place when I’m gone 2 weeks to work!!