My folks want to take an RV trip through the great city of New Orleans.

My folks called me up today and let me know that they were planning to rent an RV - going to take a couple weeks to do some traveling across the country. Great, sounds nice to me.

They are dead set on stopping along their way to see me for a couple days. Sounds nice until I mention that I have the unfortunate privilege of living in Teedy's paradise. My parents are 60, and have neither spent any significant amount of time in New Orleans, nor stayed in an RV.

Their suggestions were to either park in front of my house for a couple nights, or stay in an RV park nearby.

Several issues with the first option. I rent this place, and I am not allowed to park a boat/RV/etc on the street. I have a driveway, but it's way too steep to park an RV. People in the neighborhood will absolutely complain about it. I don't have suitable power or sewage hookups. Also just plain don't want my parents sleeping on the street in fricking New Orleans, with 1/16" of aluminum separating them from this city. They aren't going to stay in the house. They don't want to 'put me out like that', plus the whole point of the trip is to do the RV thing for the first time. Yes, I like them enough to invite them in.... but I can guarantee that this invite will be turned down.

So I start looking around online at RV parks. Not shocked to see that the east has plenty of options. Right out. I like these people. Quite frankly, I think if they stay in a park, they have a couple options. Stay on the north shore, and I just do the causeway round trip every day to pick them up. Maybe put them somewhere on the West Bank. Or maybe somewhere like Saint Rose? Not exactly an ideal travel destination, but I'm pretty comfortable with the fact that the plant baws out there in St Rose aren't going to mess with them.

So all that to say, am I missing a good option here? Anyone know of a safe, reasonably close to New Orleans RV park that they won't get killed at?