These Floating Cabins In Louisiana Are The Ultimate Place To Stay Overnight This Summer

When you’re looking for vacation rentals, it can be pretty daunting. Do you stay on the water? In a big city? Or a small town? Well what if we told you that you can stay in floating cabins for rent in Louisiana? Imagine being rocked to sleep by gentle waves after a day full of adventure.

Bayou Segnette State Park is located over in Westwego, which is just outside of New Orleans.

It’s the perfect attraction for outdoor enthusiasts. It's quite the popular spot for fishing, camping, canoeing, hiking, or just spending the day out on the water.

Even though it's so close to New Orleans, you'll feel like you're in a completely different world.

There are endless attractions at this tiny but mighty state park. Visitors especially love the wave pool.

You'll feel like a kid again battling the waves in this fun attraction.

The splash pad also tends to draw many a guest.

The little ones especially will love getting to run through the sprinkler systems here.

One of the newest attractions of the park is floating cabins.

The cabins float on the Marcello Canal, are fully furnished, and ready for you to enjoy a long weekend with friends and family.

These cabins are the perfect place to stay when you need a little rest and relaxation. And they come with the added benefit of being surrounded by some of the most beautiful natural scenery Louisiana has to offer.

The cabins have everything you need to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Just bring yourself!

They include a big living area and an open-air kitchen, so cooking won't feel like you're secluded away.

The bedrooms are quite cozy, and they come with their own linens!

In addition to the master bedroom in the cabins, there's another bedroom with bunkbeds.

The kids will love climbing on these beds.

The deck outside is perfect for enjoying a meal.

There's even a grill and a fish cleaning station, so you can catch, prep, cook, and eat your dinner without ever having to leave the deck.

But the best part of these cabins is probably the view.

It's worth waking up early to watch the sunrise, we promise.

Check out this virtual tour from YouTube user Matthew Bauer.

Be sure to check out the Bayou Segnette State Park website for more information. And don't forget to pack your fishing gear!

Have you stayed in these cabins in Louisiana on the water? Feel free to reach out and tell us all about your experience!