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You and your crew are sure to be happy campers when visiting Lafayette. Lafayette is famous for its French culture, tasty cuisine, and vibrant music scene and is considered the center of Creole and Cajun country.. Attend a boudin cook-off, step back in time at Arcadian Village, or catch a Cajun and Zydeco band. With so much going on, it's easy to see why visitors and locals voted Lafayette the Happiest City in America.
Plan your Lafayette RV rental for spring to experience the best weather and festivals. Spring temperatures hover around 70, and you won't have to endure the worst of Louisiana's humidity. March marks the start of Mardi Gras, but you can also attend other top festivals, like the Festival International de Louisiane.
From backwater bayous to cypress swamps, Lafayette boasts some charming countryside for campers to enjoy. RVers looking to stay within 10 miles of downtown should park at the Lafayette KOA Holiday. Perched on a ten-acre lake just off Interstate 10, this convenient campground contains spacious pull-through sites with full hookups and 50-amp electricity. Catch supper at the lake, cool off in the pool, or challenge your crew to a round of mini-golf. This KOA is perfect for pups, with an on-site fenced-in dog run. Amenities include a laundry room, a dump station, and Wi-Fi access.
Or, travel a couple of miles farther down Interstate 10 and spend the night at Frog City RV Park. This campground offers over 60 big rig-friendly sites with full hookups and 50-amp electricity. You won't be short of things to do around camp — Frog City RV Park is surrounded by casinos, and there's an on-site saltwater swimming pool. The park is pet friendly, and you can take your dog to stretch its legs at the dog park. Home comforts include laundry machines, hot showers, and free Wi-Fi access.
Another highly-rated RV campground in Lafayette worth checking out is Poche's RV Park. Situated 12 miles northeast of the city, Poche's RV Park is a stone's throw from Crawfish Capital of the World, Breaux Bridge. This campground has over 90 paved sites with full hookups and 30- and 50-amp electricity. Most campsites rest on the edge of one of five ponds, where campers can catch catfish, bream, bass, and more. Sites are pet-friendly, and amenities include showers, restrooms, and Wi-Fi access.
Lafayette is a charming city, but how do traffic levels and parking options stack up compared to the rest of Louisiana? It's worth noting that Lafayettiens spend an average of 26 hours a year stuck in traffic due to poor road conditions. Luckily, many of the city's best campgrounds are less than 15 miles from downtown. If you're searching for oversized parking downtown, try Albertsons, Home Depot, or the Cajundome.
One excursion that you won't want to miss during your Lafayette trailer rental is Acadian Village. Arcadian Village, a replica of a typical 19th century Cajun settlement, is the perfect place to learn about local history. During your tour, you'll visit buildings like the Blacksmith Shop, Doctor's Museum, and New Hope Chapel. In addition, you get to walk through several original homesteads that date back to the Civil War.
Take your crew on safari at Zoosiana. Home to over 1,000 exotic critters, Zoosiana features a safari area where camels, deer, and oryx roam free. Another unique experience at Zoosiana is the Giraffe Feeding Station, where you can feed gentle giraffes by hand. During your trip to the zoo, you'll also get to see a variety of animals, including clouded leopards, ring-tailed lemurs, and scarlet macaws.
Looking to experience Louisiana's world-famous swamps without straying far from Lafayette? The Cypress Island Nature Preserve at Lake Martin covers 9,500 acres of classic Cajun swamplands less than 10 miles from downtown. Go boating between cypress and tupelo trees, hike along the 2.5-mile levee walking trail, or go wildlife watching for nutrias, gators, great blue herons, and more.