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Elm Hall Wildlife Campground

Elm Hall Wildlife Campground offers primitive camping in a designated area within the Elm Hall Wildlife Management Area, a 2,839-acre cypress-tupelo swamp on Lake Verret's northeast corner.

Access is by boat only via nearby public launches at Attakapas Landing (Highway 401), Pierre Part (Highway 70), or Highway 402; the campground is located approximately 5 miles west of Napoleonville.

The area features oilfield canals and natural waterways suitable for boating and fishing, with amenities including a primitive camping area managed by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.


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