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5 Secluded Campgrounds Around New Orleans You’ve Never Heard Of

Discover five secluded campgrounds near New Orleans perfect for a peaceful weekend getaway.

Published Feb 3, 2021

Written by 

Jackie Sutherlin

Ready for a change of scenery? When you're on the hunt for the perfect place to park it for a weekend, consider heading off to one of these secluded campgrounds near New Orleans, where you'll have all the peace and quiet you need to enjoy a wonderful weekend of nature, wildlife, and the company of your loved ones.

1. Land-O-Pines Campground

A serene park scene with tall trees, green grass, and picnic tables in a sunlit area.
Rachel Sutton/Google

Tucked away in the rural part of Covington, Land-O-Pines has everything you need for a peaceful getaway. The pool and waterslide are popular during the warmer months, but there’s plenty to do year round. Spend your days playing mini-golf, horseshoes, or testing your luck fishing and your nights bundled up by a campfire. Sounds dreamy, right?



For rates and availability, visit their website.

2. Indian Creek Campground

Two people in life jackets sit in a canoe on a calm, green river surrounded by lush vegetation.
Taunya Nichols/Google

This secluded campground is tucked away in Independence and might just become your go-to spot for those times you need to get away from it all. Pitch a tent, bring your RV, or rent a cabin… however you choose to sleep here, you’re in for a pleasant stay. Rent a canoe and paddle along the Natalbany River to see the campground from a whole new perspective.


For rates and availability, visit their website.

3. Berry Creek Cabins

A sunny backyard with a fire pit, wooden benches, a table, and a house in the background surrounded by trees.
Oscar Flores/Google

These rustic cabins in Bogalusa are just the ticket for those last minute getaways. Their cabins can accommodate anywhere from 4-12 people, so the whole family will have enough space to sprawl out.


For rates and availability, visit their website.

4. Cajun Cabin Bayou Corne

Three cozy cabins with porches sit on a grassy area, surrounded by trees and picnic tables under a clear sky.
cajuncabinsonline.com

These hidden cabins in Belle Rose are just over an hour away, but worth every mile. The cozy cabins overlook the beautiful Bayou Corne, and you can even take out their canoe or paddle boat to explore the bayou and maybe do a little birdwatching or fishing.



For rates and availability, visit their website.

5. Sweetwater RV Ranch

A serene RV park scene with two RVs, a picnic table, and bicycles under a sunny sky and trees.
Sweetwater RV Ranch & Homestead/Facebook

This pet-friendly campground also has cabin rentals, if you don’t have an RV. Between the farm animals and the stocked fishing pond, the whole family will love this hidden campground in Loranger.



For rates and availability, visit their website.

Have you ever camped at any of these campgrounds? Let us know in the comments below!

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