Welcome to Turtle Beach Lodge

Turtle Beach Lodge, nestled along the tranquil shores of 3017 Turtle Beach Rd in Many, Louisiana, stands out as a welcoming retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. With a commendable 4.6 rating, this lodge delivers more than just a place to stay; it offers a genuine escape into nature’s embrace.

Regular guests consistently praise the warm hospitality provided by Harry, Elaine, and their family. Their kindness creates a homey atmosphere that has kept visitors coming back for over four decades, solidifying Turtle Beach Lodge as a cherished home away from home. The lodge’s commitment to friendliness and helpfulness is frequently highlighted, making every stay feel personal and comfortable.

Fishing enthusiasts find Turtle Beach Lodge especially inviting. With top-notch boat rentals and a dedicated launch area, anglers have everything they need to enjoy a fruitful day on the water. Numerous guests appreciate the affordability of renting boats as compared to other spots, complimenting the attentive service and well-maintained equipment. This place is well known among locals and travelers alike as a hidden gem for bass fishing and water adventures.

The lodge also shines in its embrace of family traditions. Many visitors share heartfelt stories of returning to Turtle Beach with children and grandchildren, emphasizing the pet-friendly environment and the lodge’s timeless charm. Activities extend beyond fishing, with BBQ areas and peaceful outdoor spaces that encourage rest and connection.

Managed with care and genuine passion, Turtle Beach Lodge is more than a stopover; it’s a lasting memory maker. Whether seeking a quiet weekend retreat, a fishing expedition, or a place to gather with loved ones, this lodge answers with simplicity and warmth. It stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of Louisiana’s waterways and the spirit of hospitality.

Last Reviews

Tammy Connell
29 December 2025

Turtle beach lodge is an amazing place to escape to. Me and my husband came here for the weekend. We rented the cabin and a bass boat for our stay. Mr. Branch runs the place and is wonderful. All our expectations were met and we even stayed an extra day. We will definately be coming back!

Da Po
21 December 2025

My last visit to the area was about 2010 and I couldn't believe how much the boat launch area had changed. I spent an enormous amount of my childhood summer's, some spring and falls in the 80s up to the late 90s with my family. The muddy brown building with a split area for BBQing and a swing and an outdoor shed a few feet away was built for Baker Manufacturing (Pineville, LA). Mr. (Jim) Baker was a great man who let his salaried employees and their families use the facilities throughout the year. I don't know who owns the property now. Per Google Maps, the area has changed some. Back in the day, there were no street signs . The road was wide enough for two vehicles passing. The "sea wall" near the boat launch was nice and kept up. At the boat launch was a gray building you could stand on to cast off or sit and catch the usual fish. I seem to recall there were tires along the lower part of building. And off to the right there were no cypress trees. The lake's levels were much higher than today. I faintly remember the old man Harry Branch who operated the launch area. He was a heavy smoker. He has a son who I believe took over the biz after his dad passed. Did he pass away in recent years too? Who's running the area now? What happened to the small rooms that were rented out near the sea wall? Many wonderful memories through the years here we made. Across the road from the Baker's Toledo Bend Lodge was an elderly gentleman (Mr. Fred) who grew fruits and vegetables in the 80s to early 90s. He was very nice and always wanted to share his crops with us. Looks like whoever bought his property destroyed the vast garden he built . Despite very low water levels, this place was always very peaceful and quiet. Does the lodge still have 60s aesthetic yellow trimmed furniture? Big box TV in the living room corner? How about the pool table? I'd like to visit again one day but have no interest in getting in a boat.

JoAnn Artigue
20 December 2025

Harry and Elaine and the family are most friendly people, they make u feel at home. We been going there for over 40 years .Home away from home

joe
08 December 2025

Great place to rent a boat. I have came from Mississippi twice now and had a great time. The prices are great, the people are nice and helpful, and they have everything you need right there. Ill be back.

Jason lang
09 November 2025

we stayed there this past weekend and loved the place. the boat rental prices are very reasonable compared to other places. the people there are so nice and friendly and very helpful. can't say enough good things about this place. definitely a hidden gem. we loved it so much we booked it again for labor day weekend. can't wait to go back

Ed Hood
24 October 2025

Great little place, quite, homey, dedicated to fishermen! Harry is very helpful & accomodating. Will stay there next time!

Tina Partin
08 October 2025

Love this place so much. We used to go there as kids, now we go there with our kids and grandchildren. Pet friendly and very nice folks. Prices are great. Leaving today to go there, can't wait for a wonderful weekend. Love turtle beach.

Info (Essential details)

  • Phone
    Phone Number+1 318-256-5595
  • Address3017 Turtle Beach Rd, Many, LA 71449, United States