Gum Springs Campground and Picnic Area

Nice, quiet campground, almost no road noise. They have trash cans and one water spigot, but no connections for trailers. The sites are nice and level, and there’s a $10 self-serve fee cash only. The place felt very safe and the scenery was beautiful.

The Gum Springs Campground is beautiful, they have several paths and trails that you can explore. Also, they have small stopping points that include picnic tables, benches, and small pavilion's. There's a beautiful little lake available and if you're interested in fishing that's an option. I haven't exactly known anyone to catch any fish here but you might have better luck. This is a quiet and serene location and I recommend giving it a shot, even if you just pop in for a bit. There's parking available at the front and you can just stop and take a quick walk around, if you need to stretch your legs, you don't have to drive to far in. The campsites are nice, have plenty of space, and include their own picnic tables, fire rings, and parking. There are a few water spouts throughout the cam

Clean, plenty of space to roam, small nature trails and fishing opportunities. Vault toilets, quiet, fire ring at each site.

It's nice and quiet but could be better if we were in lot #16, > well we found out 16 wasn't so great after all closer to lake gives you more nats n mosquitoes also to many people using the toilets, we even saw an alligator about 4ft. Long I think from now on we'll keep using # 9 quieter and No mosquitos or people

Nestled just off US Hwy 84, Gum Springs Campground/Rec Area is a "sweet spot" along the US Route for a over night break, or 14 day stay. This campground has pit toilets and water, but no electricity. There is some road noise, mainly logging trucks. The staff are friendly! Winnfield, LA, with stores, is roughly 10 miles west of the campground. We often travel US 84, so Gum Springs is one of our must stops for a couple days of rest from the hustle and bustle of driving.