We drove around the loop of 55 campsites before deciding on #44. With the campground located on a small peninsula, virtually every site has a view of the water.

Date of visit: Mar 2007

Site #1 is at left, the motorhome is on #2. Hookups feature 50/30 amp electric and water.

Site #17 at the left. This is indicative of the mix of sun and trees. It wasn't too hard to set up the satellite TV Dish.

At the right is site #20. Beyond toward the left are three pull-through sites, # 15, 16, and 18.

The most desireable sites are at the end of the loop, offering great views of the lake. The white car is on #34, the trailer at right on #35.

From left to right: #41, 40, and 38.

#38 at left, #37 beyond it to the right.

Toledo Bend features one of the nicest bathhouses we have encountered. Modern, clean, nice hot showers and laundry facilities ($1.00 per load).

A nice touch: free firewood! This is from the cleanup of damage done by Hurricane Rita.

There's a 3000' paved path from the campground to the Visitors Center. In the distance is a foot bridge across an inlet.

The Visitors Center has some nice exhibits of local wildlife. One can also borrow nature books.

Just a short walk from your campsite is the beach.

On the way into the campground one finds a dual boat-ramp. That's a flock of coots swimming in the water. And I also saw a bald eagle soaring overhead.

Amenities

 Rates: $16/$18 per night

Golden Age Passes honored for a 50% discount (only if your home state does the same)

Verizon Wireless National Access is available

Coordinates: 31.208502 N, 93.581508 W

Elevation: 230'