Vermilion Parish weighs a 50-space cap on RV parks as one courts SpaceX crews
Vermilion Parish, Louisiana, which has no zoning, is weighing a 50-space cap and privacy fencing for RV parks, as a proposed park near Kaplan markets monthly spaces to SpaceX spaceport workers.
Key facts
- The Vermilion Parish Police Jury is considering a 50-space limit for RV parks and privacy fencing for parks next to residential neighborhoods.
- Parish Administrator Keith Roy supports the limits, while Police Juror Scott Broussard opposes them, and the rules have not been finalized.
- The Rocket Farm, a proposed RV park on Farmer Road near Kaplan, is advertising 17 RV spaces, including 14 monthly spaces, at $700 a month.
- The site is about 30 miles from where SpaceX plans to build a proposed $100 billion spaceport in Vermilion Parish.
- The land sale for the park is still pending.
- Brison McPhail is listed as owner in Louisiana Secretary of State records, with the business filed on Sept. 23.
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Source: 'Built for the crews': New RV park courts SpaceX workers as Vermilion Parish debates regulations — The Advocate, October 21, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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