Camp Margaritaville Breaux Bridge

Went to see some music and paid $10 ea this was Feb 2026. We met nice people there was a bar so you could buy drinks and listen to music. People who lived there told us they only. Paid about $800 a month to live there full time. All the amenities sound great. Went to the office to talk to them about rates and couldn't get a straight answer. Rates change constantly and they couldn't quote us for next year they said it could be 800 a month or it could be 1000 a month. People living there said they have an dult pool and bigbhot tub but they're closed all winter regardless of the temperature outside. They also said the hot tub gets full of children who are not supposed to be in it and nobody monitors it so you go there and it's full of kids and no room for adults. If I was expected to pay that much I would want to use the hot tub and the pool when there was nice weather and not have to wait for "the beginning of April" is what a resident told me.

It is a beautiful place, a lot of fun but $20 for a frozen burger? Sonic has a bigger and better burger for $7. I understand convenience but $20? Then the older blong hair lady working tha front desk is either hot or cold. Never warm. She is either sweet as a peach or nasty as spoiled milk.

Nice park overall, but a major issue with site assignment and communication. A couple days into our stay we got a call saying we were in the wrong site, that they had to refund another guest, and that they thought they might need to call the police. The problem? We parked exactly where our parking pass and campground map directed us. We followed their paperwork — this was clearly an internal mix-up, not something we did. Mistakes happen, but the accusatory approach and mention of police over their own site assignment error was unnecessary and stressful. If you stay here, confirm your site number directly with staff before setting up, even if your documents look correct. We were not in a pull-through, but wanted to note that we noticed the roads between sites are extremely narrow and the sites very short. Larger rigs especially may find maneuvering uncomfortable. We were in a back in along the main road to get in and it was quite noisy. The speed limit is 35 and many people speed beyond that as well as larger vehicles shook the camper while passing. Also worth noting (not campgrounds fault): the water had an overwhelmingly strong chlorine smell — stronger than we’ve ever experienced while camping.