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Situated along the banks of the Cane River, just a short drive away from Natchitoches, LA lies Cane River Creole National Historical Park. The historical park sits midway between Shreveport and Alexandria, right along Interstate 49. Due to its location, this park is a paradise for motorhome camping fanatics touring northwestern Louisiana. Planning your next vacation? Search for an RV in Natchitoches and have a memorable vacation camping with an RV at Cane River Creole National Historical Park.

Occupying 63 acres of land, Cane River Creole National Historical Park was established in 1994 to preserve the resources and heritage of the Creoles, who lived in the Cane River region for over 200 years. Two French Creole cotton plantations, the Magnolia and Oakland plantations, are found in the park. When RV camping at Cane River Creole National Historical Park, you’ll enjoy fishing, hiking, and biking, among many other activities.

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Getting Outdoors

Camping at Cane River Creole National Historical Park comes with a whole load of fun activities. Be sure to pack a couple of fishing rods in your Alexandria camper rental as nothing beats some quality time angling with the family on the Cane River Lake shoreline. Some of the fish to look out for include catfish, spotted gar, and bowfin. Bear in mind that a basic fishing license is required, so bring one along.

When you’re a hiking lover, remember to carry your hiking boots, as the area has some impressive trails. The easy 3.2 miles Turpentine Hill Trail near Cloutierville, which guarantees stunning wildflower views, is a must-try whenever you’re in the area. Pets are allowed on this trail but must be on a leash. The Big Branch Trail, on the vast Kisatchie National Forest, is popular among horse riders.

The Cane River Plantation Ride is a biking competition that takes place in the park annually, so give it a try if your visit coincides with the race. The biking trails here are suitable for adventurers of all skill levels and offer awesome views of Cane River Lake and the Kisatchie National Forest.

Camping at Cane River Creole National Historical Park

When searching for a convenient place to camp in an RV near Natchitoches, Nakatosh RV Park is an ideal spot to consider. The RV park is located next to the highway, so accessibility isn’t a problem. The ample sized pull-thru sites are set on gravel and have full hookups. Guests enjoy privacy as the slots are quite spacious and well shaded. Some of the facilities on offer are showers, restrooms, and WiFi.

The Grand Ecore RV Park is a nice alternative, especially if you’ve got a lengthy campervan. The size of your motorhome shouldn’t worry you, as the campground provides large concreted pull-thru sites. Apart from full hookups, other amenities include picnic tables, fire pits, and excellent mobile connectivity. Dog lovers will be delighted as pets are allowed.

Exploring the Area

Even though Cane River Creole National Historical Park offers tons of recreational activities, you’ll soon be seeking some extra thrill beyond the park’s boundaries. Start your excursion by joining the Natchitoches’ ‘Discover our Shared Heritage’ travel itinerary of the Cane River National Heritage Area. This itinerary covers areas like the historic plantations, the Los Adaes State Historic Site, and the Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site. As you enjoy the tour, you’ll learn more about the stunning Creole architecture and the region’s multicultural history.

While camping in a rental motorhome at Cane River Creole National Historical Park, don’t miss out on the chance to visit the Adai Caddo Tribal Living museum. Here, you’ll get an insight into the Adai Caddo peoples’ culture through the artifacts in their historic houses and traditional dances. Plan to visit the historic Church of St. Anne, the oldest church in the region. Afterward, drive your RV rental towards the Bayou Pierre Alligator Park. This park is home to hundreds of alligators and has a petting room where the kids will love.

After an incredible tour of Natchitoches, crank up your travel trailer and head over to Alexandria for even more fun. If the kids tagged along, a few hours at the Alexandria Zoological Park will be worthwhile. Visitors get to see more than 500 species of animals, including river otters, lions, and jaguars. A simple way to go round the whole zoo is by taking the zoo’s train. Enjoy a hearty meal at their café and later buy memorabilia in the gift shop to take home.

Should a road trip sounds exciting, point your campervan towards Shreveport. Featuring hands-on science exhibits, a planetarium, and an Imax dome theater, the Sci-Port Discovery Center is a must-visit whenever you’re in the area. Art buffs will fancy a tour to the R.W Norton Art Gallery museum. This museum inspires art buffs through interactive American and European sculptures and paintings. After the tour inside the museum, bask in the beautiful greenery in the museum’s garden or enjoy the rose fragrance at the American Rose Center.

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