Louisiana State Parks auto-cart
Louisiana State Parks campgrounds sell out early, and people cancel all the time. CampHawk watches 21 Louisiana State Parks campgrounds on reservations.gooutdoorslouisiana.com, alerts you by text, email and push when a site opens, and on the Auto-Cart plan tries to put that site straight into a cart for you, so all you do is check out.
Between July 22 and September 4, 2026 we watched 502 hard-to-book campgrounds, and a fully booked stay became bookable on about 0.9% of checks. Openings are rare, which is why the seconds after one matter.
How auto-cart works on Louisiana State Parks
- Watch the campground you could not book.Search by name or place, pick your dates or a flexible window, and start a watch. Searching is free and needs no account.
- There is nothing to connect.Auto-cart comes with the Auto-Cart plan, and you do not give us a Louisiana State Parks login.
- When a site opens, we alert you and try to cart it.The text, email and push go out the moment we see the opening, and at the same moment we try to put that site in a Louisiana State Parks cart for you. If it worked, a second message says so.
- Check out in the CampHawk app.Open the cart from the app’s Cart button and finish on reservations.gooutdoorslouisiana.com, signing in with your own account at checkout.
What to expect
- The alert never waits for the cart. You hear about an opening at the same moment we try to cart it, so you can always book it yourself.
- The cart opens in the CampHawk app. Open it from the Cart button and check out there. Without the app you still get every alert at the same moment.
- It can miss. A popular site can be booked by someone else within seconds of opening. When we do not get it, book from the alert as you normally would.
- One cart per stay. Once a site is in your cart we do not add a second one for the same dates while it is held.
- Check out promptly. Louisiana State Parks holds a site in the cart for about 20 minutes.
- It is for your trip, and you book and pay on the booking site yourself. Keep your watches current so it knows what to look for.
Louisiana State Parks campgrounds we watch
Every one of them can be watched.
- Bayou Segnette State Park
- Bogue Chitto State Park
- Chemin-A-Haut State Park
- Chicot State Park
- Cypremort Point State Park
- Fairview-Riverside State Park
- Fontainebleau State Park
- Grand Isle State Park
- Jimmie Davis State Park
- Lake Bistineau State Park
- Lake Bruin State Park
- Lake Claiborne State Park
- Lake D'Arbonne State Park
- Lake Fausse Pointe State Park
- North Toledo Bend State Park
- Palmetto Island State Park
- Poverty Point Reservoir State Park
- Sam Houston Jones State Park
- South Toledo Bend State Park
- St. Bernard State Park
- Tickfaw State Park
Every campground in Louisiana, including federal ones booked on Recreation.gov.
Before you start
- Have a Louisiana State Parks account and know its password. You sign in to it at checkout.
- Check Louisiana State Parks’ own rules for how far ahead you can book and for its cancellation fees. Those are the state’s to set.
- Watch more than one campground if you can. A nearby park with less demand often opens first.
reservations.gooutdoorslouisiana.com is Louisiana State Parks’ official reservation site. CampHawk is not affiliated with it.
Auto-cart also works on Recreation.gov, Minnesota State Parks, Ohio State Parks, Washington State Parks, Michigan State Parks, Wisconsin State Parks, Mississippi State Parks, South Dakota State Parks and Canadian parks. How auto-cart works everywhere.
Find your Louisiana campground, then let us watch it.
Searching is free and needs no account.
CampHawk is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Recreation.gov, the National Park Service, the US Forest Service, ReserveCalifornia or any state park agency. Reservation data comes from the sources listed on our data sources page.