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Nature lovers and paddlers flock to Tickfaw State Park for its boardwalk trails through four ecosystems: cypress swamp, bottomland forest, pine-hardwood forest, and the Tickfaw River. Nestled in Springfield, Louisiana, it lies in the New Orleans area for easy access to city vibes. Choose from 30 sites starting at $23 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not confirmed at Tickfaw State Park. Data shows no specifics on water, electric, or sewer connections, and no mentions of 30-amp or 50-amp service. Campers should plan for partial or no hookups; check with the park for water access near sites.
Yes, Tickfaw State Park allows pets, but no specific restrictions on size or breed appear in available data. Keep pets leashed at all times to protect wildlife in the swamp and river areas. No dedicated dog park exists; clean up after your pet.
Sites start at $23 per night. This covers basic camping; add $3 per person entrance fee, free for kids under 3 and seniors 62 plus. Reservations recommended via the Louisiana State Parks site, especially weekends when gates close at 10 p.m.
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