Camping in Shreveport, LA, US: 12 Best Campgrounds 2025

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Louisiana
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Shreveport

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Jacksons Puppy Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents12 acres · Atlanta, TX

We are on over 12 acres of land, it's a beautiful morning hearing the birds chirping, and at night you can catch more wildlife running around the property, and throughout the day our goats are grazing freely! We have a creek in our forest along with a beautiful area to sit and enjoy dinner in the woods! Have a peaceful getaway in your own oasis swinging in the tree hammock, have a jump on our enclosed trampoline while boasting at the beautiful nature all around, have a swing on our light up swing set and many more possibilities including our outdoor movie nights on special occasions!

Free Range Humanity Project

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents69 acres · Plain Dealing, LA

69 acres of raw land untouched since 1944. We pride ourselves in living free. We collect our own water, grow our own food, and produce our own power.The land is lush with trees and foliage for a perfect nature getaway. The serenity and silence is only interrupted by the beautiful sounds of the forest.

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Greenbriar Getaway

5 sites · Tents6 acres · Hallsville, TX

Come enjoy a serene getaway deep in the oak woods of East Texas. This camp site is surrounded by undisturbed acres of beauty and silence. During the daytime, you’ll hear a variety of birds and see a host of animals ranging from butterflies to deer. At night, you can enjoy the sounds of owls and crickets as you enjoy the raw night sky. Take a short hike to the back of the property and you’ll find a stream that runs into Little Cyprus. This stream is great for fishing or crawfishing. Just minutes up the road, you can enjoy dining at Enoch’s Stomp Vineyard and Winery or Bear Creek Smokehouse.

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Camp Quapaw

10 sites · RVs, Tents82 acres · Scottsville, TX

82 acres of wilderness, bordered by a creek on one side, berries and fruit trees when in season. Swim in the creek, watch the deer, dodge the hogs and cool off in the pond. We’re actively cutting walking trails and clearing the creek banks for easy access to the water. Primitive and secluded.

Hart’s Corner Camping

12 sites · Tents60 acres · Oil City, LA

Primitive camping on Caddo Lake is an experience like no other. Spanning 25,400 acres, the naturally formed fresh water lake gracefully crosses from Louisiana into Texas and is home to the largest cypress forest in the world. The area on which this camp is located is rich in history--once the dwelling place of Caddo Indians who were known for their basket weaving and pottery skills. The site was part of the land acquired by the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. Caddo Lake has a unique ecosystem and is a high quality habitat for many species, including migratory and resident waterfowl, osprey, eagles, alligators, and many species of fish. It is considered to be a valuable water system and Texas' only wetland of international importance. Kayaks, canoes, and peddle boats may be launched from the shore. Visitors will want to be familiar with Louisiana State Laws concerning boating and fishing, including those that apply to children. Fires are permitted unless there is a Parish mandated burn ban in effect.

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Hart’s Corner Camping

12 sites · Tents60 acres · Oil City, LA

Primitive camping on Caddo Lake is an experience like no other. Spanning 25,400 acres, the naturally formed fresh water lake gracefully crosses from Louisiana into Texas and is home to the largest cypress forest in the world. The area on which this camp is located is rich in history--once the dwelling place of Caddo Indians who were known for their basket weaving and pottery skills. The site was part of the land acquired by the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. Caddo Lake has a unique ecosystem and is a high quality habitat for many species, including migratory and resident waterfowl, osprey, eagles, alligators, and many species of fish. It is considered to be a valuable water system and Texas' only wetland of international importance. Kayaks, canoes, and peddle boats may be launched from the shore. Visitors will want to be familiar with Louisiana State Laws concerning boating and fishing, including those that apply to children. Fires are permitted unless there is a Parish mandated burn ban in effect.

Southern Heritage Farms

6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents300 acres · Eastwood, LA

farming hunting fishing camping and special event space with a full catering kitchen. we have space for your horses and dogs.

Free Range Humanity Project

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents69 acres · Plain Dealing, LA

69 acres of raw land untouched since 1944. We pride ourselves in living free. We collect our own water, grow our own food, and produce our own power.The land is lush with trees and foliage for a perfect nature getaway. The serenity and silence is only interrupted by the beautiful sounds of the forest.

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Hatchery Cabin

1 site · Lodging4 acres · Bossier City, LA

For over 3 years we have built up the homestead to host family, friends and guest. Check out all our extras we offer. Learn more about this land: Find us on Facebook for photos and offerings. The Hatchery Cabin is 16x20 with porch. We'll kept grounds. Just a few ponies , donkeys and turkeys left. We have downsized.

Diamond JK Boyd Ranch

6 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Hallsville, TX

The Diamond JK Boyd Ranch presents a very relaxing and private environment. ATV trails available, fishing on a 3 acre pond, hiking trails, we also have an event area on site. The ranch sits on 60 + acres with plenty of space, there is dry camping available and also two 50 amp plug in for RVs, water is also available. Pine Trees all over the ranch that provide great picnic areas.

Jacksons Puppy Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents12 acres · Atlanta, TX

We are on over 12 acres of land, it's a beautiful morning hearing the birds chirping, and at night you can catch more wildlife running around the property, and throughout the day our goats are grazing freely! We have a creek in our forest along with a beautiful area to sit and enjoy dinner in the woods! Have a peaceful getaway in your own oasis swinging in the tree hammock, have a jump on our enclosed trampoline while boasting at the beautiful nature all around, have a swing on our light up swing set and many more possibilities including our outdoor movie nights on special occasions!

Greenbriar Getaway

5 sites · Tents6 acres · Hallsville, TX

Come enjoy a serene getaway deep in the oak woods of East Texas. This camp site is surrounded by undisturbed acres of beauty and silence. During the daytime, you’ll hear a variety of birds and see a host of animals ranging from butterflies to deer. At night, you can enjoy the sounds of owls and crickets as you enjoy the raw night sky. Take a short hike to the back of the property and you’ll find a stream that runs into Little Cyprus. This stream is great for fishing or crawfishing. Just minutes up the road, you can enjoy dining at Enoch’s Stomp Vineyard and Winery or Bear Creek Smokehouse.

Camp Quapaw

10 sites · RVs, Tents82 acres · Scottsville, TX

82 acres of wilderness, bordered by a creek on one side, berries and fruit trees when in season. Swim in the creek, watch the deer, dodge the hogs and cool off in the pond. We’re actively cutting walking trails and clearing the creek banks for easy access to the water. Primitive and secluded.

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Jackson's Place Tiny Home & RV Park

38 sites · RVs10 acres · Marshall, TX

Experience the charm of East Texas with cozy tiny homes and spacious RV sites, all nestled in a serene, welcoming environment. Whether you’re here to relax or explore, Jackson’s Place is your perfect retreat. At Jackson’s Place Tiny Home & RV Resort, we offer a unique blend of comfort and convenience, tailored to every type of traveler. Choose from our cozy tiny homes, perfect for a serene escape, or our spacious RV sites, fully equipped for a comfortable stay. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer retreat, you’ll find the perfect home away from home with us. Jackson’s Place Tiny Home & RV Resort, located in the scenic town of Marshall, TX, is your gateway to the best of East Texas hospitality. As a family-owned and operated resort, we offer a unique blend of cozy tiny homes and spacious RV sites, perfect for both short-term getaways and extended stays. Our resort is designed to be your home away from home, providing easy access to Marshall’s local attractions and the natural beauty of East Texas.

Lost Lake RV Park

32 sites · RVs10 acres · Atlanta, TX

Experience comfort and convenience at Lost Lake RV Park in Atlanta, TX. Our shaded, spacious sites offer full hookups, including 20/30/50 amp electric, water, and sewer. With 50-foot pull-throughs, accommodating large RVs is a breeze. Take advantage of our amenities, including high-speed fiber internet, clean showers, laundry, and a clubhouse with lake views. We look forward to welcoming you to Lost Lake RV Park for a memorable stay

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Petra D.’s Land

4 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Hallsville, TX

Island View RV Park

52 sites · RVs10 acres · Jefferson, TX

Nestled in the woods along the beaches and banks of beautiful Lake O' The Pines, our RV Park is the epitome of tranquility! Our full service lots, which include electric and water, are just feet away from the shores of Lake O' The Pines with a wealth of fishing, hiking, wildlife watching, playing and relaxing. We are a relaxed and laid-back campground to enjoy all that the lake has to offer! Sunsets are unrivaled and you won't find a much better place to sit back, unwind, relax and enjoy the peace that only East Texas hospitality will bring you!

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Camp Allen Brightstar Camping

1 site · Lodging250 acres · AR

Cushioned in the heart of timber country in SW Arkansas is where Camp Allen is nestled. You will wind down a pine canopy back woods road to find us. Reading a map and following directions is a skill required upon entry as cell signals glitch out in these woods. This journey will delight the adventures spirits seeking the road less traveled. Camp Allen is approximately 250acres. There is a private 15acre lake stocked with Bass & Perch on the grounds as well as hiking trails. Camp Allen is the perfect place to commune with nature and be inspired by Gods creation. Enjoy bird watching, star gazing, fishing, hiking, and the sights & sounds of the wild.

Free Range Humanity Project

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents69 acres · Plain Dealing, LA

69 acres of raw land untouched since 1944. We pride ourselves in living free. We collect our own water, grow our own food, and produce our own power.The land is lush with trees and foliage for a perfect nature getaway. The serenity and silence is only interrupted by the beautiful sounds of the forest.

Hart’s Corner Camping

12 sites · Tents60 acres · Oil City, LA

Primitive camping on Caddo Lake is an experience like no other. Spanning 25,400 acres, the naturally formed fresh water lake gracefully crosses from Louisiana into Texas and is home to the largest cypress forest in the world. The area on which this camp is located is rich in history--once the dwelling place of Caddo Indians who were known for their basket weaving and pottery skills. The site was part of the land acquired by the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. Caddo Lake has a unique ecosystem and is a high quality habitat for many species, including migratory and resident waterfowl, osprey, eagles, alligators, and many species of fish. It is considered to be a valuable water system and Texas' only wetland of international importance. Kayaks, canoes, and peddle boats may be launched from the shore. Visitors will want to be familiar with Louisiana State Laws concerning boating and fishing, including those that apply to children. Fires are permitted unless there is a Parish mandated burn ban in effect.

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Diamond JK Boyd Ranch

6 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Hallsville, TX

The Diamond JK Boyd Ranch presents a very relaxing and private environment. ATV trails available, fishing on a 3 acre pond, hiking trails, we also have an event area on site. The ranch sits on 60 + acres with plenty of space, there is dry camping available and also two 50 amp plug in for RVs, water is also available. Pine Trees all over the ranch that provide great picnic areas.

Hart’s Corner Camping

12 sites · Tents60 acres · Oil City, LA

Primitive camping on Caddo Lake is an experience like no other. Spanning 25,400 acres, the naturally formed fresh water lake gracefully crosses from Louisiana into Texas and is home to the largest cypress forest in the world. The area on which this camp is located is rich in history--once the dwelling place of Caddo Indians who were known for their basket weaving and pottery skills. The site was part of the land acquired by the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. Caddo Lake has a unique ecosystem and is a high quality habitat for many species, including migratory and resident waterfowl, osprey, eagles, alligators, and many species of fish. It is considered to be a valuable water system and Texas' only wetland of international importance. Kayaks, canoes, and peddle boats may be launched from the shore. Visitors will want to be familiar with Louisiana State Laws concerning boating and fishing, including those that apply to children. Fires are permitted unless there is a Parish mandated burn ban in effect.

Southern Heritage Farms

6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents300 acres · Eastwood, LA

farming hunting fishing camping and special event space with a full catering kitchen. we have space for your horses and dogs.

Free Range Humanity Project

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents69 acres · Plain Dealing, LA

69 acres of raw land untouched since 1944. We pride ourselves in living free. We collect our own water, grow our own food, and produce our own power.The land is lush with trees and foliage for a perfect nature getaway. The serenity and silence is only interrupted by the beautiful sounds of the forest.

Jacksons Puppy Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents12 acres · Atlanta, TX

We are on over 12 acres of land, it's a beautiful morning hearing the birds chirping, and at night you can catch more wildlife running around the property, and throughout the day our goats are grazing freely! We have a creek in our forest along with a beautiful area to sit and enjoy dinner in the woods! Have a peaceful getaway in your own oasis swinging in the tree hammock, have a jump on our enclosed trampoline while boasting at the beautiful nature all around, have a swing on our light up swing set and many more possibilities including our outdoor movie nights on special occasions!

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Camping near Shreveport guide

Overview

Tucked about 20 miles from Texas, Shreveport is a camper’s playground full of hiking. wildlife, and water-filled adventures. Canoeing, kayaking, and fishing on Cross Lake is available year-round, as well as access to nearby trails for hiking and biking at Red River Wildlife Refuge. Heading east of Shreveport, state parks and pristine lakes await at Jimmie Davis State Park. Here, Caney Lake’s clear waters are surrounded by mixed pine and hardwood trees. Or spend the night lakeside at Lake D’Arbonne State Park or Lake Bistineau State Park. For a cross-border adventure, Sabine National Forest sits just across Pendleton Bridge in Texas and features the country’s fifth-largest man-made reservoir—Toledo Bend Reservoir. Campsites, cabin rentals, RV parks, and glamping getaways are abundant in any of the natural areas near Shreveport.

Where to go

Caney Lake Jimmie Davis State Park

A pine-tree filled peninsula around Caney Lake creates the landscape of Jimmie Davis State Park. About 95 miles east of Shreveport, Jimmie Davis SP features freshwater fishing, hiking, biking, and water sports. Cabin rentals, group camping, tent camping, and RV camping with full hookups can be found throughout the park near playgrounds and dining halls. On-site campgrounds serve as a great starting point for cyclists hoping to ride through the North Louisiana hills, while fishers and paddlers have access to two boat launches and a fishing pier near the swimming beach.

Lake D’Arbonne State Park

Fishing, forests, and rolling hills surround a 15,250-acre lake at Lake D’Arbonne State Park. Known for its five fishing piers, boat launch, and biodiversity, the park also provides scenic trails, swimming pools, and birdwatching. Trek along the 2.3-mile Lake D'Arbonne Woodland and Cypress Bend Trail while spotting Louisiana birds. Then rest weary feet at on-site campsites that have water and electrical hookups. Or splurge for seven premium campsites in prime locations. Cabin rentals are also available and offer basic cookware, utensils, towels and linens, or bring the party with large group camping featuring a dining hall/kitchen and two dorms for up to 52 people.

Sabine National Forest

Head south of Shreveport across Pendleton Bridge to Sabine National Forest. With 160,656-acres of pine trees on the western slopes of Sabine River, the forest offers fishing, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking with nearby camping and picnic areas. Campers can find everything nearby the forest from private fish camps with marinas to pet-friendly lodge and cabin rentals with wifi. Developed campgrounds on-site include a grill, picnic table, parking space, and tent pad, as well as a sewage dump and electrical hookups at Red Hills Lake and Boles Field.

When to go

While camping in Shreveport is a year-round activity, heat and humidity in summer can be extreme. July and August often see temperatures above 90°F. Winter temperatures do get cold—January lows are around 35°F. However, most campgrounds stay open in the off-seasons as does access to winter hiking trails.