Louisiana's Grand Isle - A Camp, Bike, Beach Film

[@Ibgravy2124]

Really enjoyed your video. Very nice time to visit before the heat, humidity and mosquitoes. Very well done. Please continue to post your adventures. 4-19-23

[@JamesPuente]

Thank you, Glenn! Appreciate that, will continue to post!

[@omostim2385]

I always wanted to go to Grand Isle when I visiting family in New Orleans. The drive there looks crazy out of the way. No straight shot from N.O. It looks like I expected. Sleepy but nice

[@JamesPuente]

Is a bit on its own out there, but yeah is a nice, quiet place. Haven’t been since the major hurricane that went through couple years ago, but I imagine it’s mostly back up and running 👍

[@omostim2385]

@@JamesPuente It really is alone out there. Thats just how the swamp lands of Louisiana are built. Thin little fingers of civilization surrounded by marsh and water. I find that strangely appealing. Definitely would run when a storm was approaching though.

[@LauraPitts-jo2lp]

I miss you grand island

[@thefergyfilms]

Yo! Love the Neistat influence to tell cool stories about places you visit. You've motivated me to get out and shoot some shit!

[@JamesPuente]

Hey! Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this 🙌

[@Daktivity]

I used to go crabbing here as a kid when I lived in Baton Rouge. Just discovered your channel, the way you film & make these videos is so nice & alot of the places you've been I have as well & I appreciate your sense of adventure. Subscribed

[@JamesPuente]

That’s an awesome memory. Thank you! Welcome!

[@ModLil6520]

Loved your filming of the nature!

[@JamesPuente]

Thank you Lillian!

[@dennisfly1]

Very artistic I love the video keep it up young man.

[@JamesPuente]

Thank you! More coming soon!

[@chloebelle2331]

Great video!

[@JamesPuente]

Thank you!!

[@jasenhenry]

i feel you. "finding comfort in discomfort" -me

[@JamesPuente]

thanks, it can be frustrating but also rewarding 👍

[@brendahennesseereger8609]

My sister-in-law, her husband and family lived on Grand Isle for many years. My husband, his other sister and I would spend weeks, even months with them. The Mardi Gras‘s were lots of fun. Although they had to leave at every hurricane this time they aren’t moving back. They own Island Daiquiri and Castaways (it was demolished by the hurricane).

[@JamesPuente]

Those sound like wonderful memories. I'm sorry to hear their businesses were destroyed by the recent hurricane. I hope they're doing well wherever they've decided to start anew! Thanks for sharing!

[@scorpiolady2503]

Peace and love😍

[@JamesPuente]

Thank you, same to you!

[@BrianKlesmith]

Great video man.

[@JamesPuente]

Thanks, Brian! Thanks for watching 👍

[@Larry-hi1ri]

We use to go there 2-3 times a year but it’s got to expensive for poor folks rich man’s island

[@georgemichealwilder6098]

I used to live there

[@JamesPuente]

Nice!

[@aesvideos7529]

What was the temperature and humidity like?

[@JamesPuente]

80s F during the day, 70s at night back at the end of April. Probably about 60-70% humidity. Constant ocean breeze the whole time.

[@831Adventures]

Is grand isle park still close?

[@JamesPuente]

As of the last update in January 2022 from Grand Isle State Park’s Facebook page, the state park is still closed until further notice to the effects of Hurricane Ida.

[@southernleisureoutdoors]

Glad you got to see it before Ida destroyed it and made it unaffordable for middle class people

[@JamesPuente]

Thanks, I’m glad I got to do this before Ida swept through. I’d be interested to go back and see how it is now

[@Stigz34]

Horrible rip ride in the video

[@JamesPuente]

Definitely don’t wanna get caught up in the rip tides!

[@jangalangjones8956]

Thinking of booking a trip here to propose to my gf

[@JamesPuente]

hope she doesn’t see this comment thread 😂 , but that’d be beautiful!