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BOLES FIELD CAMPGROUND
National Forest

BOLES FIELD CAMPGROUND

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About BOLES FIELD CAMPGROUND

Federal campground in Louisiana.

Boles Field Campground offers a serene escape into Louisiana's natural landscape, nestled within the national forest system where pine trees tower overhead and the forest floor becomes your peaceful retreat. This well-established campground welcomes RV travelers seeking an authentic connection with nature without venturing too far from convenient amenities and services.

The campground's setting provides visitors with that perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility that makes for memorable camping experiences. The natural surroundings create an ideal environment for those who appreciate the quiet majesty of Louisiana's forests. Early mornings bring the sounds of wildlife and songbirds, while evenings offer the opportunity to unwind under the canopy of towering trees. The grounds maintain a relaxed atmosphere that appeals to families, couples, and solo travelers alike who are looking to step away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Boles Field Campground serves as an excellent base camp for exploring the broader national forest region. The area surrounding the campground offers numerous outdoor recreation opportunities that appeal to diverse interests and activity levels. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the walking trails and opportunities to observe local wildlife in their natural habitat. The forest setting provides ample shade and natural beauty that photographers and nature lovers find particularly appealing.

For those planning an extended stay, the campground's location within the national forest system means you're positioned to explore a larger network of recreational opportunities. The peaceful forest environment makes it an ideal destination for anyone seeking respite from urban environments, whether you're looking to disconnect for a long weekend or plan an extended woodland adventure. Families appreciate the safe, quiet environment, while retirees often choose this type of setting for peaceful, low-key getaways.

With its solid 4.3-star rating from numerous visitors, Boles Field Campground has earned its reputation as a reliable choice for RV camping in Louisiana. The campground continues to attract travelers who value natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and the authentic national forest camping experience that keeps them returning season after season.
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Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

This area is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

Louisiana weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for the area.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near the park. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

BOLES FIELD CAMPGROUND Reviews

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Amy Higginbotham

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Amy Higginbotham

I’m new to camping in Texas and was referred here by friends more seasoned in experience. What a great little spot! Fee is $6 a night but with America the Beautiful pass only $3. Option to pay cash with envelopes and drop box provided, or online with a QR code to scan at the iron ranger. Bathrooms were always clean yet showers were not hot. Ranger drives thru often to keep an eye and empty trash.... I’m new to camping in Texas and was referred here by friends more seasoned in experience. What a great little spot! Fee is $6 a night but with America the Beautiful pass only $3. Option to pay cash with envelopes and drop box provided, or online with a QR code to scan at the iron ranger. Bathrooms were always clean yet showers were not hot. Ranger drives thru often to keep an eye and empty trash. After speaking with her she turned up the water heater and yes it was much needed and I was able to enjoy a warm shower. I’ve been told they keep the heater down or off due to drive-by-night travelers who stop by for a free shower…makes sense. Picnic table, fire pit with attached swivel grill, and electric at every site. Highly recommend.

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David Cavender

Mar 18, 2026

2.0

Google Review by David Cavender

Kinda different from other campgrounds. Actually two camping areas, one on each side of the county road. Be careful entering and exiting the driveways, speed limit is 55 but most fly through at around 70 or more. I'm surprised there hasn't been a bad accident this weekend. Shower seems ok but we didn't actually use them since there's no hot water.

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Sharon Simpson

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Sharon Simpson

There is no hot water for showers. It's been out for years, so don't expect it to be fixed. The sights are very close together, but there were only two other campers on my side of the road, so it worked out. Most of the power boxes on the north side do not work and are not marked. Luckily, someone told me before I set up. And the driveway is a mud pit after it rains. You will also be parking in th... There is no hot water for showers. It's been out for years, so don't expect it to be fixed. The sights are very close together, but there were only two other campers on my side of the road, so it worked out. Most of the power boxes on the north side do not work and are not marked. Luckily, someone told me before I set up. And the driveway is a mud pit after it rains. You will also be parking in the grass, so make sure you have a 4-wheel drive vehicle. There is no QR code on the fee box, so make sure to bring cash. It was nice to have electric for $3 a night, but I had to go to Ragtown to take a shower and use rugs in the yard to avoid the mud. There is grass, but the spots aren't level, so don't park where water will puddle. It is on both sides of the road, but there is very little traffic, so it isn't really a problem. If you want peace and quiet, then this is a good place, because it's not crowded. But if you don't have a shower in your rig, go to Ragtown Rec Area. I gave this 4 stars because the price is good and it's quiet.

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Stacy Miss

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Stacy Miss

These are i believe 6.00 per day. I really like it there because I can take a break get power and water. Even though alot of trees my starlink worked. There are a few trails you can walk if you find. It was really cool fining a little hidden grotto. Sorry I only had a few photos

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JoeCool Hiker

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by JoeCool Hiker

Nice open Forest Service campground. Campsite on both sides of the road. Each site has power and water. Camped on a Monday, so relatively empty. The picnic tables are worn out and should be replaced with more durable plastic ones. Campground is clean and has one bathroom and shower for each gender. $6/ day or $3 for seniors. T-Mobile and AT&T has signal, but only 2 bars.

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