Felix Poche Plantation RV Resort

We made the mistake of staying here even though the park was essentially packed with full timers working on area oil and energy projects. It had poured rain for two days before we arrived and we were told that we would have a temporary space with full hook up on a gravel spot. That spot ended up being a lake. We were not certain where to park and no one would come over to give us directions. While we had water, cable and electricity, the sewer hookup was a portable container. They said they would hook it up and drain our RV, but they never did. It was not a big deal for me to hook it up, and they pulled it away and drained it. The huge lake of a parking spot was the biggest problem. There were three showers / toilet combos a fair swim away. There were no paper towels, so I guess no one washed their hands, but the showers were clean. If you get a permanent spot - many are cement pads - your experience will be better.
For a special treat, use the men's toilet off the TV room (not the shower combo). Flush it twice first. It fills with hot water, quite a sensation when sitting down. I guess that is Cajun plumbing.
The park is near several of the plantations, but if we go back, we will stay out further near I-10 at one of those RV parks, unless this one has real spots available.