We fared OK, lots of tree and limb debris. We will be closed till Monday while we clean up. Phones and Internet are down right now. We are answering emails as we can, working from HotSpots off our cell phones which is VERY Slow. Y'all please stay safe.
Open for Refills till 6pm tonight... then reopen 8am in the morning. ph # 235-2739
Weather this past weekend was gorgeous.. awesome time of year to camp. Have a few 30amps open for Halloween and we are still doing our Gumbo Cook-off Nov 13th weekend. Several options left for that weekend. Check y'all calendars and book some dates soon.
Halloween is still on Here!! We still have some 30amp sites and some small cabins available. Give us a call to book yours soon. Can't wait to see all the cuteness y'all come up with. Oct. 30th & 31st.
June 1970 we made the paper. Some things may have changed but the good family fun hopefully never will. If its been awhile come by and check us out.
David BarryLafayette Memories
June 22 at 5:01 AM ·
1970: LAFAYETTE HISTORY.
GO SWIMMING OR CATCH FISH AT THE KOA - HECK, YOU CAN EVEN CAMP OUT IF YOU LIKE.
From the Lafayette Daily Advertiser of June 22nd, 1970:
KOA OFFERS CAMPING FISHING AND SWIMMING
The Lafayette KOA in addition to serving the traveling camper with excellent facilities is fast becoming a popular center for the people of South Louisiana. Fishing has really perked up - some excellent catches with channel catfish with some in the five pound category have been made lately. Fishing and swimming, is, or course, FREE to all registered campers. Should you want to just fish - there is a charge of $1.00 per line (all the fish you catch is yours). Swimming in the concrete bottom beach area is 50 cents per person (fresh, clean, well water running through the area at all times). Tandem bikes can be rented on the lake for the kids cost only 25 cents a ride.
A word for Daddy - bring that boy of yours for an outing - Or better, bring the whole family - they will all enjoy it. To see a boy catch his first fish is really something to behold. A father and son who fish together can't help but be pals. The Lafayette KOA is FIRST a FAMILY CAMPGROUND. No big noise, just a clean, wholesome place for family enjoyment. Tents are available for rent for only $4.50 per night which includes registration. The store is well stocked with groceries, gifts, and souvenirs. A complete laundry with new coin operated washers and commercial dryers is available to campers plus everyone in the general Scott area.
This summer include the KOA Kampground in your plans. You'll be happy you did. Remember the Lafayette KOA is located only five miles west of Lafayette on Intestate 10 at the Scott Exit. For groups, please call first: 235-2739.
Lafayette Daily Advertiser 6/22/1970.
SCOTT BOUDIN FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION, INC.
Scott Boudin Festival 2020 (Rescheduled to September 18th 19th & 20th)
Our Halloween weekend is still on... we are booked for Halloween but we still have availability for Gumbo Cook-Off weekend Nov 13th. Open daily till 6pm for reservations.
Phones are up today.... clean up nearly finished. Just about back to usual business.
A big Thanks to our participants in this years Gumbo CookOff. The weather was wonderful and a good time was had by all. We still have a few available spots for Thanksgiving week or the weekend if you are looking for a little getaway. Give us a call... we are open daily till 6pm.
A great Big Thanks to all who made our Halloween weekend Wonderful!! Weather was perfect and everyone had fun with plenty of treats to go around. Picking winners for our contests was tough but these were the judges' picks...
For our campers this weekend.... Trick or Treating will be from 6p-8p. Roads will shut down for 5:30p for the safety of everyone walking around. We will also be judging our site decor after dark as well. Remember to stay safe.. See ya'll this weekend.
Lafayette KOA Holiday
November 4, 2014 at 8:12 PM ·
Mrs. Kim and her lil Mate.
