The best camping in Louisiana with climbing

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Louisiana isn’t the first place most climbers think of, but you’ll find over 360 campsites here that put you within reach of sandstone boulders, hidden crags, and the state’s best climbing spots. From the forests near Kisatchie National Forest to the banks of the Red River, climbers set up basecamps that keep the approach short and the evenings relaxed. Most sites offer showers, toilets, and welcome pets—handy after a day on the rock. Beyond the walls and boulders, you can cool off with a swim or watch herons stalk the bayous at sunset. If you’re after a spot to pitch your tent and rack up, Hipcamp’s Louisiana climbing sites give you plenty to work with.

Louisiana isn’t the first place most climbers think of, but you’ll find over 360 campsites here that put you within reach of sandstone boulders, hidden crags, and the state’s best climbing spots. From the forests near Kisatchie National Forest to the banks of the Red River, climbers set up basecamps that keep the approach short and the evenings relaxed. Most sites offer showers, toilets, and welcome pets—handy after a day on the rock. Beyond the walls and boulders, you can cool off with a swim or watch herons stalk the bayous at sunset. If you’re after a spot to pitch your tent and rack up, Hipcamp’s Louisiana climbing sites give you plenty to work with.

Public campgrounds in Louisiana

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