Egan, Louisiana, enchants RVers with vast rice paddies and deep Cajun roots along Highway 99. Hidden Pines Campground and Cajun Haven RV Park anchor your stay in this quiet Acadia Parish spot. Base here for fishing the Mermentau River and day trips to Crowley's International Rice Festival.
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Egan thrives amid golden rice fields in Acadia Parish. Highway 99 cuts through farmlands where combines rumble during harvest season. The Mermentau River curves nearby, drawing anglers for bass and catfish. Just 15 miles east, Crowley explodes each October with the International Rice Festival, parading massive rice kernels and zydeco bands. Lake Arthur lies 20 minutes south, perfect for birdwatching and boating.
Hidden Pines Campground draws solo travelers and couples seeking calm with WiFi and rates from $45 nightly. Cajun Haven RV Park fits groups and big rigs best; it packs WiFi, fifty-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station starting at $29 per night. Both parks position you minutes from rural roads leading to Avery Island's Jungle Gardens and Tabasco factory.
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Egan stands out for its rice farming heritage in Acadia Parish. Golden fields line Highway 99, where locals harvest bumper crops each fall. The nearby International Rice Festival in Crowley draws 100,000 visitors with parades and Cajun food, just 15 miles away. Anglers chase bass on the Mermentau River minutes from town.
Hidden Pines Campground and Cajun Haven RV Park list in Egan. Hidden Pines starts at $45/night with WiFi in a serene setting. Cajun Haven, from $29/night, adds fifty-amp, group sites, dump station, and WiFi near Highway 99.
Yes, Cajun Haven RV Park provides fifty-amp service. This full hookup appeals to larger RVs and groups. Hidden Pines focuses on WiFi but check for amp details; both sit close to Egan's rice fields and Mermentau River.