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Poverty Point Reservoir
Poverty Point Reservoir is a reservoir located in Delhi, Louisiana. It is a man-made lake created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the late 1960s. The reservoir is located on the Ouachita River and is used for flood control, recreation, and water supply. The lake is surrounded by Poverty Point State Park, which offers camping, fishing, boating, and other recreational activities. The lake is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, ospreys, and other birds.
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User Reviews
Balbina Carroll
Clean and spacious rv spot with full hook ups with all site very well level and tuck away from main road as well as tent camping with fire pits at every site and a dump station. A lot of trails within the park plus fishing/boating in the reservoir and bathhouse. Highly recommend it!
Jane kinney
We are staying here for a week. The park is beautiful and well maintained. Cost us $186 for the week with full hook ups. Cell service is pretty good here. Lots of things to go see and do near here. Trails are nice also.
Danielle Rymer
Pictures don’t do these cabins justice! They were clean, and tasteful. They are stocked with everything you need to cook in the kitchen. Cutlery as well! I won’t lie, the master bed is noisy and not super comfy, but it’s a fair trade for the view! This will be a regular stop for us.
anirudh girey
Sites are very spacious and level. Price is reasonable and there are trails to walk on. View of the reservoir were spectacular. We unfortunately missed the museum which sounds very interesting. We will plan to stop again to see the museum. The cabin is beautiful and perfect for a family. Very clean...I could smell that they had just cleaned when I walked in. My advice would be to bring extra toilet paper and something to clean dishes with bc they only give you one dish rag and hand towel for the kitchen. If you want to bake something you need to bring your baking dishes. Really besides the lack of kitchen supplies it's perfect.
Dad OfSonicFan#1
Park kept in great shape, very nice lady at the desk. The rest rooms in very very very good condition. Play ground did have a few open spots in the mat. As others have posted a train does come by often. And then the people going to boat at 4am had the bright lights on their truck shining right into my camp area. But that's no fault of the park, will be going back again.