Enjoyed a Weekend Getaway

Enjoyed,camping here,in a camper,the 1st weekend,of May 2024.It was clean and the trails are great,but..I've been to this park,years ago,since I was a young child,so I've saw it years ago when it was in much better condition.The things that bother me,is the condition of the roofs on buildings.I wish with some of the money,they make off campers,they would repair the roofs on lodge,bathrooms,pool area.It definitely needs updating.If they did that,it could be Great again!

Thanksgiving Vacation

Decided after talking about Tishomingo State Park for about 7 years! We decided a week back let’s do it! We made to this park, the campground has been redone from site #38 and up are all new with 50/30 amp and sewage sites! Fresh grass layer out new fire rings new cement, and new asphalt roads! They must have just completed the renovations! Park is really nice, Quite! We will return!!!

Spot #58

Great quiet place during the week. The hiking trails to the big rocks and creek was awesome. Spot 58 was lakeside. The only reason 4 stars because no sewer hook up.

Love The Trails

We liked this park because of the trail heads with beautiful rock formations. We had site 42 with very little cell service and no tv even with satellite. The trees were so pretty, but if you have a large rv I would choose site 46,48 or 52. There is a little drop off the sites but manageable. Most pretty flat for the rv.

Great Place To Get Away

I love to spend a week winter camping in my tent. Great hiking trails and beautiful scenery in the winter. Having access to the Natchez Trace is a plus also.

One Of The Best!

Incredible scenery, quiet, and clean. Multiple hiking trails. Boulder climbing with permit and safety gear. Pool and playground. Three disc golf courses. Pads are concrete and mostly level, some need a little work. Some have lots of space, especially around lake. BBQ grill and picnic tables. The bath houses are in need of some work. No sewer hookups, dump station only. If this park had sewer hookup it would be a strong 5! Overall, one of the best and most unique parks in MS.

MH Camper

Camping is decent but beware of steep drop offs from your pad. Very few have a flat area near your site. Perfect for tent camping seeing you can camp near water. Park is a little run down in areas but overall is nice. Hiking is good with interesting things to see. Canoe and kayaking on Bear Creek is always fun but rentals seem expensive. You can bring your own but they are not forthcoming with information on where to put in upstream. We found it by doing a search on internet. We have been here several times throughout the years and we always look forward to going back.

The hiking trials are very nice. Rocky and beautiful. Some short some 3 miles. All worth walking. They have three frisbee courses that were very nice. The lake is shallow around the sights so fishing was not to good from shore, but they do have a pier. I will be back. Many of the sites are short so be careful picking your site.

We stayed one night, off season so only a few others. This is a rural SP without WiFi our phones worked but we only had one bar. The electric hookups appeared to be recently replaced. Water pressure was great and the bath house was decent. The scenery is nice and all sites have their own lake access with picknick tables and grills. Most pads do have steeper drop offs as mentioned in the other review. Lots of hiking trails and other things to do

Great Scenery

We go here every year for a family reunion. The park has great scenery on its extensive trail system. The cabins are old and need some work. The rv sites are concrete but most have steep drops right where the concrete stops. The lake is old and we found a spot where you can hear water draining. This is probably due to the geology of the area being rocky and not able to hold water.