Fontainebleau State Park

Yes, they have many different things to do there including swimming

Yes you can

Yes. We camp there multiple times a year. There are unimproved sites just for tents, and improved with electric and water hookup for either tent or camper.

Yes you can.

Most definitely! The park has beautiful trails to take nice long walks on. They also have a splash pad for the kids as well as playgrounds. There is also plenty of grounds to explore. I suggest getting there nice and early so as to catch the local deer while they are out and about.

3 $ per person

You can fish for Red and Specal trout

Yes full hookups. Very nice campground.

if you rent a camping spot with or without power or water, yes... they have many ' primitive spots available.

Yes

The Tammany Trace runs through the park, and horseback riding is allowed along that path. However, horses are not allowed on the park's trails. Bogue Chitto State Park, near Franklinton, would be the closest State Park were horseback riding is allowed on site.

Yes it is very dog friendly. All pets must be kept on a leash

Yes you can. But pets must be kept on a leash.

Yes but must be on a lead.

Yes. Restrooms and a spigot by the splash pad.

No but you can on Girod St., which is not very far from Fontainbleau on the trace.

Yes camping and rv area very cosy )))

There are a very few sites that can be reserved and must be reserved for more than 14 days.

Yes! Power, water, and some sites have sewer ...

Yes

Yes

It's 21 years of age, as of March 2017.

I parked in a 50 amp site with water only for a 35 ft rv for $30.00 a night

No idea. Call thr ranger station, they would know for sure.

Considering that it is a very popular place to go, and one of the few campgrounds that offer beach access to Lake Ponchartrain, it gets pretty busy, but not unbearable.

Fishing Pier is about the Best Place to catch Blue Crabs, with out having a Boat.

Its listed on their website

Free

Mostlikely

Check in is 3pm, check out is 11AM, according to their webpage.

I believe so.

Not at the primitive sites. But all others do.

Though I suppose you could bluff your way through, we had to pay a daily use fee plus and additional fee to use the dump station. The campground area is separate from the "daily use" area and I don't believe that daily users really should be in the campground or using those facilities. Though I didn't look for a designated potable water spigot, the one at the dump station is non-potable. Potable ones are located at each improved camp site. For definitive answers to what each fee actually allows, the park staff should be the ones answering the questions. What "is", "should be", and "what you can get away with once you're in the park" is too subject to opinions of people who may or may not be following the rules.

I don't recall motorbike trails.

Admission is 3 dollars per person. Children 3 or younger get in for free.

Still unavailable to rent.

As stated above I would contact the park directly but I would think the only charge would be the per person day use fee. Always see wedding shoot by the beach and Pavillion and under the huge oaks.

Camping year round although unless you're in a camper the summer is hot outdoors in a tent. There isn't a boat launch in the park but people launch kayaks off the beach in the lake.

Yes

Not from where we are but soon as we find the path will let u know.

Salt water.

The pier is covered

I see beer cans all around so somebody is drinking.

I am not sure about fishing but you don't need a reservation for visiting the beach. You just have a $3 ticket to enter the state park which you can buy during the visit. Park also has some beautiful trails to walk

To my knowledge, there is only one. I don't know the site number, though.

The website is pretty accurate on the site lengths. We were in site 3 with a 42ft 5th wheel and 22 ft truck and could have parked another truck in our space with room left over

I know you can bring kayaks and canoes. But the lakefront which is about a mile up the road you can launch your boat.

Yes

By the skate park

My question was gonna be do they have water at tent sites.Tickfaw state park has water at the tent sites but not electricity. We were just wanting to switch up once in a while.

Yes, they're paved. They're very nice lots.

Martha Hill, yes they do allow tents in RV area, you will pay a little more, but have access to water electricity and the restrooms are clean and close by. They also have only tent sites available as well...again, very nice State Park.

$175+ per night

Yes there are 12 cabins

It's brackish. The lake receives fresh water from the rivers flowing into it and salt water from the gulf of mexico.

Whatever you can fit. No limit that I know of..... but keep I'm mind the park layout was designed back when a giant fiver was considered to be 30 ft. Turns are tight,theres low limbs and the road beds are all built up. That being said, I was able to navigate my 36 into one of the tent camping pull through spots. BUT it took work and alot spotting. Enjoy! and bring big spray!

Yes just call the park. They're very helpful.

Just for future reference, the parks are open 365 days a year; the historic sites are the ones that close on Christmas Day (as well as on Thanksgiving and New Year's Day).

Yes.

They have sites to suit just about any RV type and some have s/w/e. If you have a large class A be aware some of the roads are a bit narrow with tight turns around trees. They are all passable, but if you're pulling a toad, you might want to disconnect at the front gate. Also, if the ground is saturated when you're there, be careful not to get off the paved surface.

You can launch small boats, such as canoes and kayaks; but there's no boat launch for fishing or motorized boats.

Yes

What about cat's

YES

There are fire pits at the campsites, but not sure of the set-up at the cabins. You might want to call the park directly and ask.

Both.

I would call the office and ask the to be sure but I think they have rules for that.

Some there discussed relocation at some point intime.

Ummm....! Like vultures at a buffet

Ud have to actually give Fontainebleau State Park a call for that answer for that answer. I don't think they read this site. Sorry.

I agree Go to Web site

I don't think so but they are smooth enough you don't seem to notice if they are or aren't. Very nice trails and marked very well. Love to ride there

This seems like the wrong place to get such answers but I sure hope they are all "never" and "no way."

Theirs different times for the day use call them their

Tweardy is accurate.

I've never heard of them closing the beach.

No

No but they got a beach, a splashing area, & a trail to go hiking!

Yes you do.

You can use campers and they have cabins

Yes ; $3; call park for hours.

Day-use ends at 9 p.m. when they close and lock the gates.

No they are not

Contact the park

You can fish off the pier

Yes you GRT your own camp fire from what we seen.

There are paved roads right next to the campsites

I really don'tfeel know thatyou answer but you can call and find out

You just need to pay to enter the park. And free to swim.

Don't know have never been camping there just fishing

They do have primitive tent sites.

My wife and got married there, but we rented the group 3 cabins. It's a private area away from the park so people won't crash your wedding. I think it was only $500 for the werkend.

No, as they say "it ain't dere no mo"... but there is a kid's splash park and you can swim on the beach in Lake Pontchartrain.

No rental carts, but you can bring your own.

Yes, heated and a/c...

Yes. Its amazing!

Depends. Website has more accurate details but it ranges from $20-$33 a night depending on hook-ups. I don't know how they specify on maximums on tent numbers, but i do know they have maximums.

Nothing to rent that area the rent pavilion is further back i think if u just set up most ppl will not bother your area u can check with attendant at the gate for further info the building is bathrooms and showers not really a reception type building

Depends. Website has more accurate details but it ranges from $20-$33 a night depending on hook-ups

The gates are locked at specific times of the evening til morning. There are several park rangers who regularly payril the park.