Pontchartrain Landing

Rick Sussman

We had a back-in fhu site. Site was long enough but hook-ups were all very close to the front of the site, so our tongue was practically on the road, and there was no place to park our van except right beside us, just outside our door. We liked the restaurant but probably wouldn't stay here again.

Greg S

Great place to stay. Convenient restaurant and bar on premises with pool and game room. One of the best things provided by a local resident is Adam’s shuttle service and shuttle tour. His 12 passenger van takes you to the French Quarter several times a day and pick up throughout the late afternoon and evening. His tour of New Orleans was fantastic. He takes you through the old section, new sections, cemeteries, lake “P” and the French Quarter several times. The New Orleans part is huge. All for a fee but you can’t beat it. A must while visiting. In addition you can have Amazon and package delivered to the office too!

Thomas Stelling

We have stayed at 487 different places. Look elsewhere! They said they give a Military discount but don’t give it. When asked about it, I was told I sent it to my boss but we heard nothing. Might have been a nice “Resort” at one time but…. If you walk watch out out for the gravel all over the road. Very overgrown and nothing trim back for years. On a positive note, restaurant is good!

Roadrunnermoore

The campground is conveniently located off I-10, but after getting off I-10, the area surrounding the campground is a little sketchy and trashy. Drove to Walmart one day, 3 police cars in the parking lot and looking around, we decided we would keep moving. Once inside the campground gates, it was very nice. The sites are a little close together with palm trees in-between the sites that needs trimming. As the wind blew, they would scrape against the side of the unit. Site was gravel based, pretty close to level. Cable didn't work the whole time we were there, contacted the office about it 4 times during our stay, they promised to send someone to check it out, never saw or heard from anyone. Luckily there were plenty of over the air channels. About 25 minutes to downtown, traffic wasn't too bad most days. No noise from traffic, but pretty close to a busy small airport which could be somewhat noisy. Ate at the restaurant on-site, food and service were very good.

Jeri Simpson

The office staff was aloof and unhelpful. Cost was almost $90 a night with a Good Sam’s discount. Our goal was to visit the hub of New Orleans and although it seemed close when mapping it, the horrible conditions of the roads and the location of this park made getting there a pain. Like potholes so deep you may lose a tire, bad. After staying here, I wish we’d spent the extra to stay at the French Quarters RV. Although, the RV grounds were decently maintained. Long term tenants are allowed to leave their site in disarray and cluttered. Although they have A LOT of rules, it does not seem to be upheld effectively. Laundry experience was tiresome. Only one working dryer. Seemed to have 4 working dryers (no signage saying out of order on any, except one). One dryer had clothes in it all day. One the drum would not move or have heat. And the other had no heat. Got a refund for one dryer, but just didn’t care about talking to the staff again when I realized the other dryer was also broken 🤦‍♀️ I didn’t know that there was only one working dryer before starting four loads of laundry and had to spend the next three hours waiting for the only working dryer to finish drying my wet clothes. We heard gunshots that seemed too close for comfort one night. The gate did not close at night the 3 nights we were there (we were next to the entrance gate) but they give you a gate code indicating that at night the gates would close. It does not. Dog breed restrictions. Check their restriction list before booking. Goes beyond just pit bull/bully breeds.