Apparently, it is one of the pay wifi setups that the park management disavows any knowledge of and the provider tekkies can't figure out what's wrong. The only drawback at the time of the our visit was the unworkable wifi. While there, they had a fantastic crawfish feast with live entertainment in the lower parking garage for $5, including your beer. Though a bit off the beaten track, it is truly one of the most pleasant places to stop, rest and play awhile in that part of the country. Nice woods bordering the property gives one a feeling of privacy. Sites big, level and clean on concrete with concrete tables. The Casino staff phones for shuttles for you when you are ready to return to your rig. Full hookups at Passport America Rates- 'Watta Bargain'! Security roams constantly and conveniently stops whenever someone on foot is spotted. This Big Rig Friendly RV Park remains in pristine condition and one the best appointed parks we have encountered. Travel 5.5 miles, then turn right at LA Hwy.1. Bear slight left onto Airbase Road, then continue about 1.3 miles. 1 and go south for approximately 35 miles to Paragon Casino Resort. Take LSUA exit (Exit 80) to merge onto U.S.

Estimated travel time: 1 hour, 30 minutes.įrom Shreveport take LA I-49 South for approximately 110 miles. Turn right at traffic signal onto LA Hwy.1 South travel three miles to Paragon Casino Resort. Then take 3rd right at traffic signal onto E. You will now be in the town of Bunkie, LA. Estimated travel time: 1 hour, 30 minutes.įrom Lafayette take I-49 North for approximately 50 miles.

1 North, follow approximately 50 miles to Paragon Casino Resort. Take the New Roads/Marksville Exit onto LA Hwy. From Baton Rouge take I-10 West to the Lobdell Exit (Exit 151), onto LA Hwy.

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