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KOA Kampground Of Lafayette
Overview
The Lafayette KOA Holiday offers a scenic and relaxing retreat situated deep in the heart of Louisiana’s legendary Cajun Country. Located in the charming town of Scott, this park is beautifully designed around a 10-acre stocked fishing lake, providing a serene backdrop for all types of travelers. As a designated KOA Holiday, the park balances the convenience of a quick overnight stop with the premium amenities of a full-service vacation destination, making it a standout choice for the region.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned conveniently near Interstate 10, the park provides easy access for travelers moving through the southern United States. The surrounding community of Scott is famously known as the Boudin Capital of the World, meaning visitors are never more than a few minutes away from authentic Cajun flavors and specialty markets. The park feels tucked away from the bustle, yet remains close to the cultural and musical hub of Lafayette, offering a perfect blend of rural quiet and urban accessibility.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground offers a wide range of accommodation options, including spacious pull-thru RV sites equipped with full hookups and high-quality utility pedestals. On-site recreation is plentiful, featuring a sparkling swimming pool, a miniature golf course, and a dedicated KampK9 dog park for four-legged travelers. Guests can also take advantage of practical facilities such as clean laundry rooms, a well-stocked general store, and the signature scenic fishing pier that extends into the central lake.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors are perfectly placed to explore the rich heritage of the Acadiana region. You can spend an afternoon at Vermilionville Historic Village to learn about Acadian, Creole, and Native American cultures, or take a short drive to experience the spicy history of the Tabasco Factory on Avery Island. For a true taste of the wild, local outfitters offer thrilling swamp tours through the Atchafalaya Basin, while the nearby Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist provides a glimpse into the area’s stunning architecture.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal match for families seeking an active resort experience where kids can enjoy outdoor play and organized activities. It is also a top-tier choice for cross-country RVers looking for a reliable, big-rig friendly environment that feels more like a getaway than just a parking spot. Whether you are a foodie looking to embark on a boudin trail or a history buff exploring Louisiana’s past, this KOA serves as a comfortable and well-appointed home base.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
D. Loreen
Spacious campground right along I-10 but traffic noise is negligible. Facilities are clean and well maintained. Reaching or leaving campground is through a tricky little rotary that causes traffic backups, not the fault of KOA, just an FYI. Pull thru site was level and hookups worked well. Many amenities are additional fees.
Jill Wetmore
We had a terrific stay at this campground. Everyone was so nice and campground is beautifull. We will be staying again on our next travel through the area.
Judy Phelps
Wonderful experience! This is the second time we have stayed with y’all. Very friendly and helpful. Sites are beautiful and very restful. Many activities for children and a great place to spend a week. Only wish we had more time there. And the fishing is great!
Thomas
Good looking park except for the tent camping area and cabin requirements. You can't choose the cabins unless you stay for 2 nights or more, and we just needed a one night stay. That sounds like a bad way to do business, because we just went across the street and rented a room at the hotel instead. It was walking distance to many things and we were able to get a room for a one night stay. So if you're there for just a day, stay away from this KOA.
Michael Kuehne
We stayed for one night on a stop over to Galveston. There are multiple areas in this park. Older area up front, a little narrow, but very well kept. Obvious newer concrete area some with cabanas, tables, etc. We enjoyed sitting outside at night over looking the pond. We used the park for a base as we explored the area attractions and restaurants. They have two pools. The temperatures were quite hot and the larger pool was warmer than wanted, but okay. Lots of families around enjoying the park.