RV camping near Chauvin

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Set up your RV in Chauvin and tap into a slice of Louisiana that knows how to welcome travellers on wheels. Over 150 RV campsites sit within easy reach, with hookups for electricity and water at most stops, plus toilets where you need them. Average nightly rates hover around $67, but you’ll find solid options starting at $45 if you’re watching your budget. You’ll spot rigs parked near bayous and tucked along quiet country roads. Hiking, wildlife-watching, and swimming are all on the cards—bring binoculars if you like herons and egrets. Top picks? Poka Park on Rampart (8 reviews) puts you right at the water’s edge, while Pelican Gardens (3 reviews) is a favorite for quiet mornings and stargazing. Expect friendly hosts and easy access to wildlife-rich wetlands. Pack for humidity—mosquitoes don’t pay rent here.

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Pelican Gardens

1. Pelican Gardens

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(18)
48mi from Chauvin · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · New Orleans, LA
We're a non profit community garden in the Old Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans on the West Bank of the Mississippi River, a 15 minute drive or ferry ride to the French Quarter. We use the money from these bookings to fund the community food access work that we do. While you're here you can enjoy our peaceful and spacious garden property, and we encourage you to get to know some of the fantastic neighbors who use our community fridge and herb garden. Take the scenic Mississippi River Levee Path 1 mile to get to the Algiers Ferry dock which departs every 30 minutes and drops you off at the foot of Canal Street in the heart of New Orleans. If you have a car you can cross the bridge and get to most of the city in 15 minutes. You can also explore Algiers Point with its many restaurants, bars, local art and historic buildings. The levee trail is a block away, where you can jog, bike, or just watch the boats go by. Property amenities include an open air bathroom and shower, communal screened porch with seating area, propane grill and various pots/pans, cooking gear and tableware, fridge, picnic tables and a small fire pit. There is an herb garden out front and there may be fruits and vegetables available for you, fresh from the garden, depending on the time of year.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$25
 / night

Set up your RV in Chauvin and tap into a slice of Louisiana that knows how to welcome travellers on wheels. Over 150 RV campsites sit within easy reach, with hookups for electricity and water at most stops, plus toilets where you need them. Average nightly rates hover around $67, but you’ll find solid options starting at $45 if you’re watching your budget. You’ll spot rigs parked near bayous and tucked along quiet country roads. Hiking, wildlife-watching, and swimming are all on the cards—bring binoculars if you like herons and egrets. Top picks? Poka Park on Rampart (8 reviews) puts you right at the water’s edge, while Pelican Gardens (3 reviews) is a favorite for quiet mornings and stargazing. Expect friendly hosts and easy access to wildlife-rich wetlands. Pack for humidity—mosquitoes don’t pay rent here.

100% (30)

Top RV parks

Pelican Gardens

1. Pelican Gardens

100%
(18)
48mi from Chauvin · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · New Orleans, LA
We're a non profit community garden in the Old Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans on the West Bank of the Mississippi River, a 15 minute drive or ferry ride to the French Quarter. We use the money from these bookings to fund the community food access work that we do. While you're here you can enjoy our peaceful and spacious garden property, and we encourage you to get to know some of the fantastic neighbors who use our community fridge and herb garden. Take the scenic Mississippi River Levee Path 1 mile to get to the Algiers Ferry dock which departs every 30 minutes and drops you off at the foot of Canal Street in the heart of New Orleans. If you have a car you can cross the bridge and get to most of the city in 15 minutes. You can also explore Algiers Point with its many restaurants, bars, local art and historic buildings. The levee trail is a block away, where you can jog, bike, or just watch the boats go by. Property amenities include an open air bathroom and shower, communal screened porch with seating area, propane grill and various pots/pans, cooking gear and tableware, fridge, picnic tables and a small fire pit. There is an herb garden out front and there may be fruits and vegetables available for you, fresh from the garden, depending on the time of year.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$25
 / night

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