Smokey05
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Any recommendations for an overnite in the Lafayette, LA area.
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MichDoc
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You might want to try Frog City, about ten miles west of Lafayette. They have a website.
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bobcouch
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There are several others in the area, such as Poche's Fish-N-Camp in Breaux Bridge, but Frog City may be your best bet. We over-nighted there last spring and would rate it as very good.
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Art D
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There is a nice Louisiana Welcome Center about 18 miles east of Lafayette. There's RV parking in front of the Center and truck/RV parking on the other side of the interstate. It would be fine for an overnight rest stop if that's all you need. There's also a dump station at the Center.
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We stay at Poches and eat at Mulates or Prejeans. We love the Lafayette area.
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The Lafayette KOA in Scott is a good stopping place. The sites overlooking the pond are the furthest from the freeway noise. One of my favorite Cajun restaurants - "Fezzo's" - is right down the road.
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Home Skillet
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Art D wrote:There is a nice Louisiana Welcome Center about 18 miles east of Lafayette. There's RV parking in front of the Center and truck/RV parking on the other side of the interstate. It would be fine for an overnight rest stop if that's all you need. There's also a dump station at the Center.
We have used the facility several times. We actually plan our driving schedules to where we overnight here. No noisy 18 wheelers!
It is an A PLUS stop.
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mwallace61
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We spent a couple nights at Frog City just outside Lafayette. We'd do it again if in the area.
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Charlie D.
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Home Skillet wrote:Art D wrote:There is a nice Louisiana Welcome Center about 18 miles east of Lafayette. There's RV parking in front of the Center and truck/RV parking on the other side of the interstate. It would be fine for an overnight rest stop if that's all you need. There's also a dump station at the Center.
We have used the facility several times. We actually plan our driving schedules to where we overnight here. No noisy 18 wheelers!
It is an A PLUS stop.
Parking is available on both sides of I-10. Use the south side. There are also a lot of rv parks betwen Baton Rouge and the Texas state line if you miss the Lafayette exit. Seems like one every 10 miles.
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Saftman
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Art D wrote:There is a nice Louisiana Welcome Center about 18 miles east of Lafayette. There's RV parking in front of the Center and truck/RV parking on the other side of the interstate. It would be fine for an overnight rest stop if that's all you need. There's also a dump station at the Center.
Instead of turning into the Welcome Center continue on south about a mile or two. Frenchmen's Wilderness is on the right. Lots of trees and quiet.
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