Cajun Experience, Need your Recommendatios.

We like it around Breaux Bridge. We have stayed at several CGs and keep going back to Poches Fish and Camp. Great food everywhere. Very friendly locals. Eat at Prejeans. Tour the old mansion in New Iberia. Tabasco Factory. Great butchers shops.

New Iberia and Avery Island. Visit the Tabasco Factory.

We are wondering the same thing and heading east out of Houston on March 19 th. I'm thinking about City park south in Opelousas or something in Lafayette. I'm now also considering Bettys. Thanks rv2go

This one sounds ok also.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g40261-d3896118-Reviews-Acadiana_Park_Campground-Lafayette_Louisiana.html

Anxious to try some Boudin.:)

Years ago I worked in New Orleans and the city has a lot to offer for food and fun, but
on the weekends I would drive out to the country and it was like another world. The small
towns around the countryside offer great food and entertainment that cannot be beat.
After reading about Bettys campground if I wanted to see rural LA, that would be number one
on my list.

Why not New Orleans? The French Quarter is steeped with Culture and great food. Walk around the Quarter and check out artwork and local musicians inJackson Square,
have some Coffee and Beignetsat Café Du monde.

We have reservations @ French Quarter RV in June. It is within walking distance of the Quarter. It is pricey but we're only staying one night. We aren't pulling a toad so this works out well for us.
Maybe some of the local Louisiana folks have info on other places. One thing about , it's hard to go wrong on the food there. Those folks know how to flavor food!

Plan on staying a few days at Betty's RV Park in Abbeville.