Cameron Park is a new 40-acre RV park.
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Cameron Park
1680 Marshall Street (Hwy 27), Cameron, LA 70631
WHO WE ARE
Cameron Park is a new 40-acre RV park with 500 spacious campsites designed for monthly rentals, with each site including full hookups and 2 GB fiber optic Internet. Our facilities are located next door to the Cameron Parish Recreation Center which features a weight room, basketball courts, and more. Cameron Parish, Louisiana is a great place to live and a great place to work! The new Venture Global Calcasieu Pass LNG plant is bringing new jobs into the area, and Cameron Park has the largest new RV Park with sought after features and amenities.
Contact us today to reserve your space!
When you are not working, enjoy everything that the area has to offer nearby, including fishing, boating, hunting, and crabbing. Visit Cameron’s 3 National Wildlife Refuges, enjoy direct access to the Gulf water beaches.
- 2 GB fiber optic Internet
- On-Site Management
- Wireless Internet Connection to each RV Space
- Large RV Spaces
- Large entrance and interior roads
- All utilities included – no extras, no upcharges
- Month to Month rentals – no contracts
- All sites have 50/30/20 Amp Service Options
- Guest and overflow parking areas throughout the park
- Large open areas surrounding the Park
- Security Cameras
- Bus Transport to VGCPLNG Project
Plus, Direct Access to the Cameron Parish Recreation Center including:
• Playground Area • Tennis Courts • Weight Room • Walking Trails •
• Baseball Fields • Beach Access • Cook to Order Grill • Basketball Court • Showers •
Cameron Parish, Louisiana is a great place to live and a great place to work! The new Venture Global Calcasieu Pass LNG plant is bringing new jobs into the area, and Cameron Park has the largest new RV Park with sought after features and amenities. Cameron Park is a new 40-acre RV park with 500 spacious campsites designed for monthly rentals, with each site including full hookups and 2 GB fiber optic Internet. Our facilities are located next door to the Cameron Parish Recreation Center which features a weight room, basketball courts, and more.
Cameron Parish is located in the southwest most corner of Louisiana, the heel of the boot. Cameron Parish is the largest geographic parish in Louisiana with 1,313 square miles of land and 619 square miles of water. Cameron parish is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico, Sabine Lake, Calcasieu Parish, Jefferson Davis Parish and Vermilion Parish. We have plenty to offer those with a love of nature! Whether you like to hunt, fish, or observe wildlife in their habitat, Cameron Parish is the place to visit! Home of the famous Creole Nature Trail, we invite you to stop in and stay a while!
Cameron Parish Tourist Commission
Cameron Parish is a natural gem of the Gulf Coast, with peaceful marshlands, gorgeous beaches, and the chance to truly connect with nature. The landscape of waterways provides some of the greatest freshwater and saltwater fishing you can find! Whether you are looking to relax with breathtaking views painted by nature or create your own outdoor adventure with some world-class fishing or birding, Cameron Parish is where you need to be. Cameron Parish is home to the incredible Creole Nature Trail, it’s a perfect opportunity for spotting alligators, over 400 bird species, and other wildlife.
Cameron Parish Profile
Cameron Parish is named for Simon Cameron, a Pennsylvanian who was President Abraham Lincoln’s first secretary of war. This is among the largest civil parishes in Louisiana, yet the least populated, owing to the high proportion of land area made up by marsh and wetlands. Cameron Parish comprises a large portion of the Louisiana Chenier Plain; it is home to numerous cheniers, elevated fertile ridges that occur in certain coastal regions, particularly in Louisiana. These were developed for cotton plantations both before and after the Civil War; settlers also raised stock.
Cameron Parish Library
The first library in Cameron Parish was opened on June 27, 1958; one year after Hurricane Audrey destroyed the area, killing over 500 people. Not long passed before the location that was formerly the Wendell Electric and Hardware Store was selected as a temporary location for the Cameron Library. The doors opened on April 1, 2010 with thousands of new materials. This location has served the people of Cameron since then, and staff dedicated to continuing to serve the community for a very long time.
Cameron Parish Airboat Rides & Alligators
Airboat rides on the Creole Nature Trail. See alligators and other wildlife in their natural setting in Louisiana's Outback.
1151 Oak Grove Highway • Grand Chenier 70643
Email:
Dawn to dusk. Closed all major holidays.
(337) 274-2395 • (337) 274-2149
Grosse Savanne Eco-Tours
Birding and nature enthusiasts who visit Grosse Savanne Eco-tours will experience why others have proclaimed Southwest Louisiana as one of the top 10 birding areas in the United States. Over 400 species of birds migrate to and through the area.
Grosse Savanne’s vast property of over 50,000 acres is nearly split in half by the Creole Nature Trail All-American Road, a nationally acclaimed “Louisiana Outback” wildlife and photography trail. Grosse Savanne Eco-tours has unlimited access to a multitude of various ecotypes including both fresh and salt water marshes, cypress swamps, native coastal prairies, pine forest plantations, and agricultural lands.
Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge
Lacassine Pool is the name of the 16,000-acre habitat consisting of managed freshwater marsh. The pool provides food for wintering waterfowl including white-fronted and snow geese, pintail, blue-winged and green-winged teal, mallards, ring-necked ducks, gadwalls and American wigeon. It is an excellent location year round for wildlife observation and photography area. Multiple kiosks with interpretive information.
Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge
Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge was established to preserve and protect wintering waterfowl and their habitat. It was the first refuge established under the auspices of the North American Waterfowl Management Plan. The refuge is located approximately 25 miles southeast of Lake Charles, Louisiana, in north central Cameron Parish. It contains 9,621 acres that include fresh marsh, coastal prairie, and old rice fields (currently moist soil units). Located at the convergence of two major flyways, the refuge has an important role in management for migratory birds.
Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge
Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge (RWR) is located in southwestern Louisiana within Cameron and Vermilion parishes. It is owned by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and managed by the Coastal Nongame Resources Division. RWR is approximately 71,500 acres of mostly marshlands, and the refuge is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico for approximately 26 miles.
Sabine National Wildlife Refuge
The refuge is located eight miles south of Hackberry, on State Highway 27 in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. It occupies the marshes between Calcasieu and Sabine lakes in southwest Louisiana, and encompasses 125,790 acres, consisting of 40,403 acres of open water and 85,387 acres of marsh grassland. This area contains a diversity of habitat including freshwater impoundments, wooded ridges and levees, canals, ponds, lakes, and bayous. Some of the largest wetland management efforts in Louisiana occur at Sabine. The refuge is managed to provide habitat for migratory waterfowl and other birds and to preserve and enhance coastal marshes for wildlife and fish.
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rental agreement (lease) and park rules (PDF).
Rules and Regulations:
Guest is subject to and agrees to comply with all “Park Rules”, a copy of which is attached
hereto and incorporated herein by reference. Cameron Park, LLC may modify the Park Rules from time to time at its
discretion. Tenant hereby acknowledges receipt of the current Park Rules. Tenant also agrees and acknowledges that
failure to comply with all Park Rules will constitute a material default of this Agreement and will be cause for
immediate eviction and removal from the RV Park
- QUIET TIME: 10:00 p.m. / 7:00 a.m. – please be considerate of others. No loud music at any time.
- SPEED LIMIT: Please observe a speed limit of no more than 7.5 mph.
- SEWER: Sewer connection – a positive sewer seal at both ends of sewer hose is required. Louisiana law requires that a sewer hose must be fastened using a connector.
- CHILDREN: We want the children to be safe and have a good time, but always under the watchful eyes of parent/guardian. Please use good judgment if you decide to leave your children at the park when you are gone. We are not responsible for their safety or welfare. You are liable for their behavior.
- TRASH: Dumpster located in the park is for personal trash only. All garbage must be bagged and tied, boxes broken down. DO NOT leave trash outside by your RV, unless it is bagged and tied in which our personnel will retrieve on a daily basis as scheduled. Cleanliness of the park is important to us. Sites are to be kept clean and orderly, as determined by management. Washing vehicles in the park is allowed but may be restricted if excessive; keeping your RV clean and in good repair is required.
- NO FIREWORKS ALLOWED. NO OPEN FIREARMS DISPLAYED.
- PARKING: One vehicle per RV space is allowed. Please park in front of your RV out of the main drives.
- CLOTHS LINES ARE NOT ALLOWED. ELECTRIC SPACE HEATERS ARE NOT ALLOWED. NO CHEATER BOXES OR PIGTAILS ALLOWED. Cameron Park is not responsible for any electrical components on RV’s.
- CONDUCT: Disorderly conduct, drunkenness, illegal drugs, obscene language, obnoxious, disruptive or vulgar behavior will not be tolerated. They will be reason for immediate eviction without refund.
- DRUGS: Illegal drugs of any form are prohibited on the property of Cameron Park. Person(s) caught in violation of this rule are subject to immediate eviction without a refund. Person (s) knowing of any illegal activity are encouraged to notify the management immediately. Any information reported will be strictly confidential.
- Pets are permitted at the Cameron Park properties, however only in strict compliance with the following terms and
conditions:
- All pets must be kept on a leash or in a cage or crate at all times during which the pet is outside of your RV. Notwithstanding the foregoing, cats that are licensed, vaccinated and have been spayed or neutered are permitted outside of your RV without a leash as long as they do not become a nuisance to other Guests. Pets must be supervised at all times. Please be advised that pets found unsupervised in the RV Park may be impounded.
- Pets are not permitted on other Guest’s RV sites.
- All Guests are required to clean up after their pet(s). Cameron Park reserves the right to assess a $25 per occurrence fee if you fail to clean up after your pet(s).
- Barking, excessive noise or other pet behavior that disturbs other Guests is not permitted. If Cameron Park becomes aware of such behavior, management will notify you and request that you take action to correct the problem behavior. If such behavior continues after the second notice you receive from management, you will be required to remove the pet from the RV Park within 24 hours after notice from management.
- Pets are not permitted to be tied or chained to trees or any other structure within the RV Park.
- You certify that your pet has not previously bitten or caused other injury to any person. If at any time your pet bites or otherwise injures any person or other pet at the RV Park, you will be required to remove the pet from the RV Park immediately and the pet will no longer be permitted on the RV Park premises.
- If your pet displays threatening or aggressive behavior which Cameron Park, in its sole discretion, deems to be dangerous or problematic, you agree you will promptly leave the Park upon request from Park with no recourse against Park and no claim for reimbursement or compensation from Park.
- You agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the RV Park Property Owner, Cameron Park, the Park, and their principals, members, shareholders, partners, directors, managers and employees from and against and any and all claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or in connection with your pet residing or being located at the RV Park, including, without limitation, the claims of any third parties related to death, bodily injury or damage to persons or property caused by your pet.
- In its sole discretion, Cameron Park can limit or restrict which pets are permitted at the RV Park. Aggressive breeds of dogs are not permitted at the RV Park.
- Notwithstanding the forgoing, service dogs of any breed belonging to a Guest are permitted at the RV Park, subject to proper documentation.
- Failure to strictly comply with these Pet rules and regulations will constitute default of this Agreement. Also, your failure to disclose and identify existence of your pets to management will constitute default of Agreement and Cameron Park will be entitled to all remedies set forth herein.
- No guest, invitee, or visitor of a Guest may camp or sleep outside in their cars.
- No more than one RV and one vehicle per rental space are allowed.
- No inoperable or unlicensed vehicles will be allowed to remain in the RV Park. Guests shall not use or allow the use of their respective rental space for performance of major mechanical or long-term repairs.
- Park and its management will not accept mail delivered to the RV Park for Guests or RV occupants. Guests must obtain a post office box or have their mail sent “general delivery” to the post office.
- Campfires are allowed in portable, covered fire pits only, and not on the grass. Please do not put ashes in any trash receptacle.
- Guest is not allowed to construct or place any outside storage units on the premises. These rules are for health, cleanliness, legality and welfare of all.
MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EVICT OR REFUSE SERVICE TO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO BREAK OR DISREGARD ANY RULES WITHOUT REFUND. MANANGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANYONE.
MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE RULES, REGULATIONS AND FEES WHEN NECESSARY.