L'Auberge Lake Charles

We spent over night in the L'Aubege parking lot.(01/30/19) We called ahead and was advised to just park along the outer perimeter. The buffet was $29.95 but if you earn 100 points on your card, the buffet is free. The food was excellent, the slots were loose and the spirits (free) went down easily while gambling. The staff seem to go out of their way to make you feel welcome. We usually park at the Isle of Capri, but this was a real nice alternative.

With the addition of the new Golden Nugget casino next door, the RV sites have been eliminated. I did see some parking lot campers, but no more specific sites or hook-ups. A Very nice casino as is the new Nugget next door. I stayed at the Isle - still has hook-ups and dry camp.

We stopped here March 2013. Open for business, though construction noise nearby. Spaces are nice, but no dump for waste water at site. They have a central dump station. $25 per night. Plenty of empty spaces, they also allow dry camping in the same area. At entrance go to extreme left. Not a long walk to the casino. Looks like around 20 spaces in all, lost some due to the construction.

Report from John P., November 2, 2009 The RV park is inside a gated compound, and appeared to be closed due to construction. When I mentioned this to security, they did not correct me. No check in was required this time, as it was last year in the RV park. Parking is at the extreme southern end of parking lot. Slight incline required 1, 2x6 to level. There were 2 other 5th wheels there, with room for others. Walking distance to casino, about 1/4 mile. Well lighted. Mostly quiet, some construction and traffic noise but tolerable. We tried the Buffet, expensive at $17.95 for dinner, but it was an extensive assortment of food. (Editor's Note: I called the casino and John P's report (above) is correct; the RV park is closed due to construction of the Sugarcane Bay casino. There is no projected date for it to reopen. The casino representative volunteered that RVers are welcome to park on the opposite end of the property, as in the past.)

report from Doug B., June 9, 2009 Just a quick up date on our stay in Lake Charles, LA at the L’Auberge du Lac. There is a camp ground available with approximately 30 hard stand (concrete slab) slots. All are back in and have water/electric. There is a dump station available. The price quoted to us was $29 per nite. When we inquired if we could dry camp in the parking lot we were told by all means but not to use the camping slots. We were able to level without problems. There were 2 other RVs in the lot and 3 18 wheel trucks. The truckers must have been inside because the only time we heard them was when they departed. The night was cool so we had the windows open and were not disturbed with traffic noise. A good place to stay.

report from Barbara, June 6, 2009 We discovered L'Auberge du Lac Hotel and Casino as an overnight stopover last Feb 2009. We drove into the casino/hotel area and saw an RV Park. It has only a few sites with hookups. We also saw a few RV's parked nearby. We parked our Class B and went into the casino. They have several dinning options and we ate in a bistro area. It was fine. We walked around the casino for a while and then when back to the RV and watched local TV for a while. We were parked in a quiet area and had a good nights sleep. We would stay there again.

report from John & Judi, November 12, 2008 RV campground is Open, at least 8 sites are. Check in at Front Desk inside Hotel/Casino. $25 per night for 30 or 50 amp electric and water. Unsure if there is a dump station, didn’t ask. Very nice wide concrete lots with LOTS of mosquitoes. Awesome Casino. Lots of penny slots, big, open, very nice. Slots were pretty loose on this night. Didn’t eat, but looked like lots of choices. Buffet for a week night it was $16.95 a bit pricey, but didn’t check the menu. Call hotel, ask for Valet, they will send a golf cart for you.

Casino Camper Report, January 2008 The RV park is temporarily closed while the construction takes place on Sugar Cain Landing, a resort addition. The RV park is scheduled to re-open in 2009. A reader reported they parked there overnight but another was told "no" when they phoned in. I'm listing this as an unofficial OK overnight parking. You can probably park there while the RV park is closed, if you don't ask ;-)

- report from Len, April 2007 This is a new facility. Wonderful RV site. Large concrete pads, all pull through, full hook ups with 50 amps. We stayed there last spring and had the place to ourselves. It is expensive, $50 range last year. Should they be interested, considering the price per night, management should make the following changes, 1.) Allow RV guests to access facility wide wi-fi that room guests can access 2. Allow RV guests into the pool, spa etc. 3. How bout a shuttle once in a while, or at least allow building access through pool area. Casino is nice, lots of food choices, plenty of games and machines.