The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
made a one-night stop in Louisiana
and saw some nice lakes
May 3, 2015

The two RV Gypsies stopped at the Louisiana Welcome Center and enjoyed the signs and information about The Louisiana Northshore Quilt Trail. Unfortunately, they will not be in the area of the quilt trail, but wanted the information to be posted here anyway. NOTE: The two RV Gypsies have often seen quilts on the outside of buildings and houses, but they are not sure if they have anything to do with this quilt trail, or other quilt trails in other states.

Below are two signs that show how the two quilts look that are described in the above sign.

Below: A framed replica of another quilt, displayed inside the Louisiana Welcome Center.

Below: The two RV Gypsies made a one-night stop at Poche's Fish-N-Camp in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.

Below: The long entry into the campground was a nicely hard-packed gravel road, and the office of Poche's Fish-N-Camp was different looking from other campground offices.

Below: License plates hanging from the porch roof ceiling and one of several porch swings.

Below: The small pool and playground at the entrance. (Neither of which the two RV Gypsies used)

Below: Poche's Fish-N-Camp had ponds / small lakes everywhere.

Below: The RV and toad of the two RV Gypsies. Lee Duquette unhooked the toad, then backed the RV into the site to the right of the other RV shown in the photo below. Note that this means there was water both in front of their RV and behind their RV.

Below: The new home for the two RV Gypsies with a big lake behind them.

Standing behind their RV, Karen Duquette took a photo of the lake, looking left, and looking right.

Below: Looking out the front window of the two RV Gypsies' motorhome, they got a nice view of part of the two ponds in front of their RV site.

This was a quiet, pretty campground and well-maintained. The two RV Gypsies were not given any paperwork or rules and regulations. They did not walk around the campground, so they can not make very many comments about it. No Wi-Fi. Antenna TV which did NOT come in that well. Very low water pressure. Nicely maintained roads.

Please continue on the the adventures of the two RV in Texas; a Segway tour, lots of deer, swamp walk, evidence of a drought, The Alamo and Riverwalk, museums, sand dune, gardens, Ripley's and lots more.

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