Springhill, Louisiana, captivates with pine forests, historic oil wells, and Dorcheat Bayou fishing holes just 45 minutes from Shreveport's casinos. Four RV parks dot the area, starting at $21/night at Frank B Anthony RV Park. Camp here for quiet nights, quick drives to hunting grounds, and small-town barbecue joints on Main Street.
Springhill pulses with oil heritage from its 1920s boom; rusty derrick relics stand sentinel along South Arkansas Avenue. Families flock to Dr. Bill Lumkins Park for playgrounds and Spring Lake swims. Music lovers jam at the annual Springhill Jamboree, while shoppers hunt treasures in downtown antique barns. Hunters track deer in the nearby Bodcau Bayou Wildlife Management Area.
Frank B Anthony RV Park hooks families with full sites from $21/night near Highway 79. Royal Oaks Mobile Home/RV Park fits long-haul workers craving steady spots amid neighbors. Highway 157 Primitive lures rugged souls to wooded clearings off the namesake road. Teague Lake Primitive tempts bass anglers with raw lakeside pads.
Springhill stands out for its 1920s oil boom and outdoor recreation. Vintage derricks dot South Arkansas Avenue, remnants of the gusher era that built the town. Anglers cast into Dorcheat Bayou, hunters scour Bodcau Bayou Wildlife Management Area, and festival fans dance at the Springhill Jamboree each fall.
Find four RV parks right in Springhill: Frank B Anthony RV Park, Royal Oaks Mobile Home/RV Park, Highway 157 Primitive, and Teague Lake Primitive. Frank B Anthony sits off Highway 79 with full hookups from $21/night. The primitives cluster near town edges for quick access to bayous and stores.
Yes, most RV parks in Springhill welcome pets on leashes. Frank B Anthony RV Park and Royal Oaks allow dogs in spacious sites near walking trails. Primitive spots like Highway 157 and Teague Lake offer off-leash freedom in wooded areas, but always pack out waste.
