River View RV Park & Resort

Nice park. We stay here throughout the year. Always clean and pleasant atmosphere.

Natchez, the end of the trail (or beginning) of driving the Natchez Trace:This beautiful historic city was the home of more than one-half of America;s millionaires before the Civil War. Many of these homes are still functioning and available to tour. River View RV Park/Resort is right across the River from this, ten minutes away. The Park is clean, well managed, easy access and quiet.

Vidalia, LA is a little scruffy as is the neighborhood thru which you access the park, but once you are there you are in your own world. Their facilities are nice, meeting/lounge, laundromat and gift shop ate clean, fresh and tasteful. All the campsite have a view of the River. Lots of barge traffic and nice river walkways for a stroll with your honey and/or pet. If the weather is right, they have a pock for your enjoyment as well.

One of the nicer commercial Parks we have visited in 12 years of RVing.

Clean, beautiful, quiet and a great view of the river. Friendly staff, easy access park. Large spaces mostly under shade. Very convenient to Natchez, but the park stands out as a nice enough place to relax all day or take a walk along the river. I look forward to staying here again!

This is a great base for going into Natchez or just hanging around. The park is easily accessed and has very flat spaces for parking with good spacing between rigs. Many of the sites have trees shading them [ours didn't] so seek those out if it is hot out. We were there when it was cooler and happy to have the open sunny space.

They have a 1.5 mile concrete sidewalk that parallels the river. Excellent place for a stroll and short bike ride.

We had level concrete pads for parking.

Good WiFi.

This is a nice park. The staff was helpful and kind. The park is clean and quiet, nice level spots. The river walk is great for stretching your legs and walking the dog. Close to Natachez and the visitors center. Great pool and hot tub with a view of the river, my only complaints here are that the pool area closed at 7 pm, that's a tad too early and the when taking a shower to rinse off the chlorine, the shower dial was backward and it took me some time to figure that out. LOL
The only reason I give it 4 stars is because of the barge noise from the river. They run all night long! And if they are going upstream you will hear the noise for a good half hour! In all fairness, I am a light sleeper and used earplugs, but that only helped a little bit.
I also feel like it was a little overpriced.

I'm not a huge fan of RV parks. But, this is a good option to visit Natchez. Everything was fine about the park, but I like more nature.

Most sites are pull through. Makes it real easy to get in when you are tired. The park is next to the mighty Mississippi you can walk along the bank and watch the water traffic. There is a pool, laundry, small store, clean bathrooms and showers for tent campers. Close to both Vidalia and Natchez MS.

We stayed here to visit the Natchez, MS area and visit some of the mansions. We stayed on an endcap and it was just awesome. It gave us access to a large grass field for our dog to run around and easy access to the path that runs along the river. We also found it easy to cross over to Natchez to sightsee and eat at their restaurants. Although we were somewhat disappointed in Nathchez, we weren’t disappointed in the choice of campgrounds.

The Mississippi River was above flood stage during our visit, so much of the campground was underwater. That said, the rest of the campground was quite nice and the location was very convenient for visiting Natchez MS. We had a concrete pad, but every other site was grass... it looks like the concrete sites were probably the originals, and were nice and wide, but more sites were later created in between each site to fit more people in. The sites are now an average size for a commercial RV park, but definitely weren't spacious. There's a great paved walking path along the river that we used for daily dog walks, as well as walking along the top of the levee. There's also a pool, hot tub, and playground. Our AT&T and Verizon both worked fine, but the campground WiFi was too slow to be useful. The only downside is the barges slowly making their way up and down the river are quite loud, at all hours of the day and night. We would happily return.

Very easy to get here, good roads, clean, quiet, across the bridge to Natchez, Ms., walking path along the Mississippi river.