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As travelers, we all want to know where we are going, where we plan to lay our head, and whatever details we can acquire in between. Below, we at L'Acadie Inn & RV Park have provided images and descriptions of aspects of our property. They say, "a picture is worth a thousand words." We hope that the following tells a story of why our guests "enter as strangers and leave as friends..."
Formerly the "Stone Motel", L'Acadie Inn & RV Park has been in operation for over 60 years.
Don't recall setting an alarm ... Might be the roosters roaming the property. Watch for guineas and rabbits, too!
Farm-raised crawfish are plentiful from February through June. Eunice and the surrounding area are well known as quality producers of farm raised mud bugs.
Saturdays... strange combo?
Reservations were made for his popular show "No Reservations." Tony and his film crew stayed while filming in Eunice.
The backroads of the Cajun prairie beckon the motorcyclist and bicyclist alike. Fred's Lounge in Mamou, Savoy Music Center and the Liberty Theater in Eunice seem to be favorite destinations.
Carnival season is celebrated in a very unique way in the Cajun Prairie. Your host at L'Acadie Inn & RV Park is very familiar with these traditions.
Bass and bluegill lurking...
Our old-tyme motor court motel has been newly renovated. A unique experience, L'Acadie Inn is home to the extraordinary guest!
Nostalgic? What better way to immerse yourself in the memories of days gone by but with a stay at our motorcourt conversion with clean and comfortable accomodation.
Relax while the kids are swimming. Barbeque for the family. The patio area provides wonderful respite from the summer sun.
Wagering not required. Fun is.
Somedays you will find an occasional patio feast. Don't be bashful, you are always welcome -- just bring something to add to the party or consider contributing to the costs.
on another wonderful day.
Hanging out at the pool sounds like a great plan, too!
"Excellent service and a cozy environment that made us feel like at home."