- Q: What types of attractions can be found in Mississippi’s parks?
- A: Mississippi is filled with a diverse collection of parks offering everything from natural rock climbing opportunities to American Civil War history exhibits.
- Q: Where are many of Mississippi’s parks located?
- A: Many of the parks are based around the Mississippi River, while others are in the state’s swampy and hilly regions.
- Q: What makes a visit to Mississippi parks unique?
- A: A visit to Mississippi can include spending each night in a new state park, with almost endless activities to enjoy at each destination.
Best Time to Visit Mississippi State Parks
- March to May – Mild temperatures, blooming flowers, and perfect for hiking and camping.
- September to November – Cooler weather, fewer crowds, and great for outdoor adventures.
- June to August – Hot and humid, ideal for swimming, boating, and lake activities.
- December to February – Mild winters, great for peaceful hikes and nature walks.
- Late March – A prime time for enjoying spring blooms and comfortable temperatures.
Unique Mississippi State Parks
Plan Your Trip
Table of Contents:
- 1. Buccaneer State Park
- 2. Clark Creek State Park
- 3. Clarkco State Park
- 4. De Soto National Forest
- 5. George P Cossar State Park
- 6. Gulf Islands National Seashore
- 7. Holly Springs National Forest
- 8. J. P. Coleman State Park
- 9. John W Kyle State Park
- 10. Lake Lincoln State Park