Marrero hooks RV travelers with bayou swamps and New Orleans lights just minutes away. Marrero Travel Park and Hassel's RV And Trailer Park deliver your base camp. Camp here to kayak alligator-filled waters by day and chase jazz on Bourbon Street by night.
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Marrero stretches along the Mississippi River's west bank in Jefferson Parish. Paddle Barataria Bay's twisting bayous or trek Jean Lafitte National Preserve's boardwalks buzzing with egrets and otters. Cross the towering Huey P. Long Bridge for Mardi Gras floats in Westwego or crawfish boils at local shacks off Barataria Boulevard.
Marrero Travel Park draws families and full-timers with pull-through sites and easy Barataria Boulevard access. Hassel's RV And Trailer Park suits quick-stay adventurers parked near the Westbank Expressway. Both spots sling you toward New Orleans cuisine without downtown parking hassles.
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Marrero shines for bayou adventures and New Orleans proximity. Fishermen haul redfish from Barataria Bay while commuters zip across Huey P. Long Bridge daily. RV folks base here to blend swamp hikes at Jean Lafitte Preserve with Bourbon Street nights, all 12 miles apart.
Marrero Travel Park and Hassel's RV And Trailer Park anchor the options in town. Marrero Travel Park lines up full hookup sites off Barataria Boulevard. Hassel's sits near Westbank Expressway for speedy escapes to I-10 and city sights.
Yes, Marrero Travel Park and Hassel's both allow pets. Policies require leashes and waste cleanup at both spots. Walk Fido along bayou paths or Jean Lafitte trails just minutes from your site.