So we spent one weekend at this dispersed camping site on some random forest road while we were in the Kisatchie National Forest of Louisiana. We got there on a Friday and moved on a Monday, because the internet was no good for us to work. Since we knew we weren’t staying long we spent […]
Lotus Camp is located in Louisiana and is part of the Red Dirt National Wildlife Management Preserve located in the Kisatchie Ranger District of the Kisatchie National Forest. It has a 14 day stay limit and is managed by The U.S. Department of Agriculture. Primitive sites include picnic tables and fire rings. There is […]
Cane Camp is located in the Red Dirt National Wildlife Management Preserve located in the Kisatchie Ranger District of the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. Man that was a mouthful lol. It is run by The U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest service and has a 14 day stay limit. There are clean restrooms with flushing […]
The Southern Forest Heritage Museum in Louisiana is a history buffs dream. It took us over 3 hours to walk around this immense establishment to see all the attractions. Below is a taste of what you will see: A fully restored sawmill Planer mill Caroline Dorman museum Henry E. Hardtner House Museum Red River & […]
Ok, so much to Jamey’s disappointment we didn’t get a little red wagon because it only came in black. I have been wanting a wagon for camp chores for a while and finally talked the hubby into buying one. My main reason for wanting one was for gathering firewood. I love campfires and have […]
Camp Claiborne was a U.S. Army military camp during World War II. It was originally established on June 10, 1930, as Camp Evangeline. It was later renamed for William C.C. Claiborne who was the first governor of the State of Louisiana. Construction for its reactivation as a U.S. Army camp began in 1939. When it […]
Ahtus Melder Horse Camp is located in the Kisatchie National Forest in Southern Louisiana. This is primitive camping with no water, trash cans, restrooms or hook-ups and the stay limit is 14 days. Campsites are on a first come, first serve basis and are unnumbered so use your imagination on where to set up. […]
So we spent 3 weeks at our last campground and only had a few peeps spend the night throughout our stay. When we got there though one camper was already set-up and he was in a pop up camper too. His name was Sandy and he had also been traveling full-time since August. He […]
That’s right boys and girl it’s officially been three months of traveling the country and living full time in Frankenstein the pop up camper. Well we didn’t really travel this month. Unless you have been living in a cave (and truthfully you probably still had cell service in this day and age) there is […]
Date Visited: March 6, 2020 Address: 1908 Atchafalaya River Hwy, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 GPS: 30.34172, -91.72197 Hours: 24 hours The Louisiana Airborne Memorial Bridge Monument was installed on October 20, 1990 by the Acadiana Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Division Association at the Atchafalaya National Heritage Area Welcome Center in Louisiana. The monument […]
