About Mississippi State Parks

Mississippi State Parks provide Southern charm, with quiet lakes, forests, and historical significance.

Mississippi’s state parks capture the tranquility of the South, with serene lakes, lush forests, and scenic trails. Tishomingo State Park, nestled in the Appalachian foothills, features unique rock formations, swinging bridges, and peaceful hiking paths. For water recreation, Roosevelt State Park offers fishing, swimming, and kayaking on its serene lake, surrounded by dense pine forests and quiet campgrounds.

In addition to outdoor beauty, Mississippi’s state parks preserve the state’s rich history and cultural heritage. Clarkco State Park combines recreational opportunities with the charm of traditional Southern landscapes, including scenic picnic areas and well-maintained trails. LeFleur’s Bluff State Park, located in the heart of Jackson, provides a perfect blend of nature and urban convenience, with its museum exhibits and beautiful Pearl River views. Mississippi’s state parks invite visitors to experience the charm and history of the Magnolia State.