Hey Isaac-1.... I understand the weather you're having. We have been up at St. Francisville, parked at the Audubon State Historic Site since March 1 (this year). We were here a year ago also (same time frame). Last year in June, the weather here was almost drought conditions. This year, it's raining every day, sometime during the day. The humidity is beyond belief too, especially after those downpours.
We leave Louisiana a heading for South Dakota on June 28. We'll be there for a week and then head back home to Indiana. We'll be returning to Audubon for Oct, Nov, Dec, and Jan again too.
We absolutely love this park. I have a full hook-up campsite, but there is no "campground" here, and I do Plantation House tours, black smithing demonstration, 1800's style wood working demonstrations, talks on enslaved life on the plantation through the 1800's time period and do lots and lots of fix-em-up wood working projects, and build or repair a bunch of historic wood craft items. It's a great experience.
But this weather.... sheesh! I totally understand what you are saying. I wanted to touch-up, re-calk the roof of the trailer. Between all the sweat on the roof, and then the rain, the roof is never dry. I finally had a break in the weather for 2 days and was able to get it done, just in time for another torrential downpour.
Be patient there my Louisiana friend. You'll get it all done!