Mississippi: 21 state parks
Camping, trails, fees and current alerts are on each park’s page. See these parks on a map
Things to do
- 🎣 Fishing20
- ⛵ Boating19
- 🥾 Hiking19
- 🏊 Swimming7
- 🛶 Paddling7
- 🚲 Biking5
- 🐎 Equestrian2
- 🏍️ Off-Highway Vehicles1
- 🏹 Hunting1
- 🐦 Birding1
Camping & facilities
- 🛝 Playground20
- 🏕️ Campsites19
- 🚤 Boat Ramp19
- 🚿 Showers18
- 🛖 Cabins17
- 🔌 Full Hookups15
- 🚐 RV Dump Station14
- ♿ Accessible Facilities8
- 👥 Group Sites8
- 🏨 Lodge3
All 21 parks
- Bob M. Dearing Natchez State ParkNatchez Lake, ten miles north of the city, gave up Mississippi's record largemouth bass, an 18.15-pound fish…
- Buccaneer State ParkMoss-draped oaks and marsh meet the Gulf at this Waveland park, home of Buccaneer Bay, a 4.5-acre waterpark…
- Clark Creek State ParkSome 50 waterfalls, from 10 to more than 30 feet tall, drop through the steep woods of this natural area of…
- Clarkco State ParkCCC crews built this 815-acre park south of Meridian, and it has welcomed visitors since 1938. A 65-acre lake…
- George P. Cossar State ParkEnid Lake, 28,000 acres of water where the world-record crappie was caught, lies at the edge of this park in…
- Golden Memorial State ParkThis day-use park near Walnut Grove recalls a one-room schoolhouse from after the Civil War and keeps a…
- Hugh White State ParkGrenada Lake, a crappie favorite also stocked with bass and catfish, frames this park midway between Memphis…
- J.P. Coleman State ParkHigh above the Tennessee River, this park opens onto Pickwick Lake, 47,500 acres of water prized for…
- John W. Kyle State ParkOn Sardis Reservoir about an hour from Memphis, this park pairs 100 developed sites and 18 cabins with the…
- Lake Lincoln State ParkTall hardwoods shade this park in northeastern Lincoln County, a quick drive from Interstate 55. Swim from…
- Lake Lowndes State ParkA 150-acre lake east of the Mississippi State University campus is the center of this park, which rents…
- LeFleur's Bluff State ParkNamed for Louis LeFleur, the French-Canadian trader whose bluff became Jackson, this 305-acre park is a green…
- Legion State ParkCivilian Conservation Corps crews built this Louisville park's hand-hewn log lodge in 1937, and it is still…
- Leroy Percy State ParkMississippi's oldest state park sits near Hollandale among artesian springs, cypress and old oaks around…
- Paul B. Johnson State ParkLong-leaf and loblolly pines ring Geiger Lake, 225 acres of water south of the University of Southern…
- Percy Quin State ParkLake Tangipahoa lies at the heart of this 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps park outside McComb, under…
- Roosevelt State ParkShadow Lake, 150 acres and spring-fed, anchors this park near Morton, and an overlook takes in the Bienville…
- Tishomingo State ParkMoss-covered boulders and fern-lined crevices fill this corner of the Appalachian foothills, where a 1938 CCC…
- Tombigbee State ParkSix miles south of Tupelo, this park sits beside Lake Lee with cabins, a group camp and 20 campsites for RVs…
- Trace State ParkDavy Crockett once traded horses on this land near Tupelo, now home to a 565-acre lake and 35 miles of shared…
- Wall Doxey State ParkA 60-acre spring-fed lake sits at the center of this park 7 miles from Holly Springs, with a nature trail…
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Parks in other states
- Alabama22
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- Arkansas54
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- Colorado43
- Connecticut100
- Georgia64
- Hawaiʻi52
- Idaho28
- Illinois106
- Indiana79
- Iowa56
- Kansas28
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- Maryland68
- Massachusetts149
- Minnesota71
- Missouri93
- Montana54
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- New Mexico35
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- Oklahoma38
- Oregon188
- Pennsylvania126
- Rhode Island30
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- South Dakota65
- Tennessee66
- Texas93
- Utah50
- Vermont56
- Virginia44
- Washington141
- West Virginia47
- Wisconsin59
- Wyoming34