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Good luck! Several family members in that area have houses under water. Most RV parks, if not under water, will probably be full. Check first before going, a lot of roads are also closed. If you are going later in the year it might be OK. Good luck

We squeezed into Bettys RV park in Abbeyville and visited the tabasco factory and Avery Island. It was in March 2014 and happened to be the start of the outdoor concerts in the beautiful town Square. We had a great time at the concert and at Bettys. The campground is small but we fit in and the people were friendly. Iirc it was only $22.00 or so.

first week or two of octber

Bring a boat most of it is under water

Where do all the snakes go when something like this happens? Even after the water subsides, are they not still displaced and in places they shouldn't be - campgrounds? ?

Snakes are my one big hang up!

Cajun Palms Henderson La shed cover both Avery Island and Lafayette. Baton Rouge could be a problem due to flood. New Orleans French Quarter RV park.

Others questions

Everything is swimming or floating on something. Swimmers eventually find higher ground or drown. Floaters are eating or being eaten by other floaters. Snakes are swimmers and will find higher ground and be eaten or killed by man.

It's a hard life then you die.

Check out the state parks. There are really nice ones to be enjoyed at quite reasonable rates.

We like Poches Fish and Camp in Breaux Bridge. But its 40minutes to New Iberia. Prejeans is great to eat at. Good food a d Zydeco music.

We love the area stay at least a week. Tabasco factory, Shadows on the Tech Antebellum Mansion.

Aweszome food everywhere.

Awesome food everywhere. X2 on Prejeans just off I49 and I10. Also historic Café Vermillionville on Pinhook Rd. in Lafayette.
If the state parks and commercial parks are closed from damage you may have to shift north a bit. My opinion the best bets would be Coushatta Casino north of Lake Charles and Paragon Casino near Marksville. Neither are near anything. You should check frequently for updates. You may want to look further south. Morgan City, Houma, etc. We like Lakeside RV in Livingston when we are just passing through. I assume they are flooded though.