Baton Rouge KOA Holiday

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About Baton Rouge KOA Holiday

Ooh la la. Come stay in the cool shade of this quiet campground just a few minutes from the Mighty Mississippi and sample all the cultural and natural treasures that are uniquely Louisiana. Tour the area's grand plantation homes and their glorious gardens. Feast on authentic Cajun cooking in down-home cafes. Wind by boat through a world of bayous and swamps. Discover great finds antiquing in a nearby historic district. Visit the state capitol and a World War II destroyer. Explore Bass Pro Shops, Sam's Club and a variety of restaurants, all within walking distance. Convenient interstate access makes it all easy to reach. It's also easy to stay here, where asphalt streets lead to concrete Pull-Thru RV Sites for even the biggest rigs. Check out the Deluxe Cabins and other improvements, including the paved streets. Relax in the large in-ground hot tub and the pool with a waterfall. Kids will enjoy the playground's equipment. Or you can head to the park right next door for tennis. Pool: April 1 - October 31. Max pull thru: 100 feet.

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