Hayes, Louisiana, hooks RV travelers with its coastal marshes teeming with redfish and speckled trout along the Intracoastal Waterway. Camp at Lorrain Parish Park, the directory's lone outpost from $11/night, and launch straight into prime fishing grounds. Families chase egrets at nearby Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge while pets roam free.
Hayes pulses with wild energy in Calcasieu Parish, where Highway 27 slices through bayous toward Grand Lake's bass runs. Anglers battle prizewinners from boats off the refuge's shores. Birdwatchers track whooping cranes amid 35,000 acres of Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge just minutes north. Drive LA-82 east to Cameron's beaches for shrimp fresh off the boat.
Lorrain Parish Park plants your flag with showers, dump station, pet allowances, and water hookups at $11/night rates. Budget hunters and families claim spots for easy access to marsh trails. Pet owners unleash dogs near bayou edges while prepping rods for dawn patrols.
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Hayes excels in coastal marsh fishing and wildlife viewing at Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge. Anglers target redfish and trout along the Intracoastal Waterway via Highway 27 launches. Birders spot rare roseate spoonbills and egrets on refuge trails, drawing nature fans statewide year-round.
Lorrain Parish Park tops the list in our directory near Hayes. This Calcasieu Parish spot offers showers, dump station, pets allowed, and water hookups from $11/night. Positioned off Highway 27, it serves as base camp for marsh adventures and Gulf drives.
Yes, Lorrain Parish Park welcomes pets at its Hayes-area sites. Owners enjoy open spaces near bayous for walks while using showers and dump station. Water hookups keep setups simple from $11/night, ideal for furry travel companions exploring Lacassine Refuge.