Camping in Moro Bay State Park

You’re surrounded by water at Moro Bay State Park, where waterways meet, people gather, and nature thrives. The lower Ouachita River meets the beautiful Raymond Lake here, forming a diverse and rich ecosystem that is part of the wider Gulf Coastal Plain. Ready to plan your escape to this beautiful piece of land? First, choose from the full-service campground or the housekeeping cabins overlooking the bay. Next, pack your fishing gear, as there’s an abundance of bream, bass, crappie, and catfish just waiting to be dinner. Binoculars wouldn’t hurt either, a huge diversity of birds make Moro Bay home in every season. Lastly, grab your favorite person and make it a date. Every camping trip is better with a friend.

• Class AAA Campsites - Offering full hookups and modern amenities, these sites are ideal for a comfortable camping experience.

• Book early to secure your spot, as the park's unique cabins and campsites are in high demand.
• Consider visiting during the off-peak season for better availability and a quieter stay.
• Keep an eye on cancellations, which can provide last-minute opportunities.
• Explore nearby camping options to ensure you have a backup plan in case the park is fully booked.

The best time to visit Moro Bay State Park is from March to November when the visitor center is open daily from 8am to 5pm, and the full range of activities and programs are available. Off-peak season offers a quieter visit but with limited hours and services.

• Check the weather forecast and pack accordingly to ensure a comfortable visit.
• Visitor center hours vary by season, so plan your trip to access all the park has to offer.
• Cabins are available year-round, but it's wise to reserve in advance.
• Be mindful of park safety guidelines, especially when engaging in water activities or hiking.
• Accessibility is a priority, with ADA accessible cabins and facilities available for all visitors.