Spend the night near the swamp or along tea-colored streams on a New Orleans glamping trip.
Jazz up a glamping trip with a stop in New Orleans. Book a furnished cabin near the city to enjoy popular New Orleans events like Mardi Gras in winter or the annual Jazz and Heritage Festival held each spring. When exploring The Big Easy, stop by its natural attractions, as well, like Honey Island Swamp, Lake Fausse Pointe State Park, and Cypress Island Preserve. Glampers can reserve a glamping site at Lake Fausse in a canvas tent on a raised platform with memory-foam mattresses, toilets, and sun showers. Or take a boating or fishing trip along the Mississippi River, and then stay the night nearby in a platform tent with heating. Travel a little farther to Mississippi to see De Soto National Forest—full of southern pine ridges and tea-colored streams. After a hike or ATV ride, set up at a nearby glamping sites—options may include A-frame cabins, yurts, and tiny homes with potable water, showers, and flush toilets.