Hard to get to as it's down a curvy hill between two casinos but was worth it. Full of space for…read moreparties (two were taking place at the time), free playground for kids. Benches for tired adults. Can see the river and the beautiful big bridge.

Not sure why I always visit battlefields and cemeteries, but it actually totally makes sense. I…read morelive on the Eastern USA, where we have experienced the Revolutionary War of Independence and the Civil War. We are war heavy on this side of the country. I have visited most major battlegrounds, forts, courthouses and buildings from these two eras. I don't really consider myself a history buff, yet I have visited several historical places. This park is certainly the most beautiful monument dedicated to war. It is also in a very beautiful setting. Abraham Lincoln donated these lands to preserve the history of the wars, and that was a great decision. Vicksburg is not really an easy access commute from anywhere, visiting here requires effort, and this park is well worth it.

Stunning military park with amazing views where one can imagine the smoke from cannon fire pouring…read moreupwards, I tried to imagine the sounds of multiple cannons , the shouts of men , thousands of gunshots. Incredible place to soak in a key military battle of the Civil war. The grounds and surrounding hillsides are beautiful and well worth the drive through. Our visit culminating with seeing the gunboat ironclad Cairo. I learned so very much about the ironclads in general and the Cairo specifically. If you are any sort of history or Civil War buff this is a must see.

Catfish Row was a historic Mississippi River port in Vicksburg, the hub of commerce where…read moresteamboats, horse-drawn wagon & laborers connected from the 1800s into the early 1990's. The Mississippi Delta begins at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee & ends at Catfish Row in Vicksburg, Mississippi," Catfish Row was important geographical & cultural marker. Catfish Row was also known for its saloons, underground activities & busy, often rough, environment. The name is also associated with a modern cultural park and a museum in downtown Vicksburg, which are dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of the city.

Lovely park in Vicksburg! The playground is open and expansive and the surfaces are friendly to wet…read morekids from the splash pad - ie not slippery! The riverfront murals made for a charming walk and the signs underneath provide details expanding viewers insight to the lesser-known Vicksburg historical record.

Traceway Park is as great place to go for a walk or a jog on the weekend or after work. The park is…read morealways well maintained and there are often park staff present going about their rounds. The park sits in a relatively quiet and peaceful part of Clinton, and is conveniently on the way to historic old town and the community nature center. It also sits along the Natchez Trace Parkway so easy convenience getting on or off the Trace near the park. Features far more open space and area to roam around in than many parks I've seen in Clinton.

Great park. Has several baseball and soccer fields. There are water fountains, a great kids' play…read morearea, a concession stand on one side, parking, and several other amenities. They keep it light up at night, which is great for running or taking the dogs out for a walk. It's well maintained and clean. It's a great place.

I got to the pertrified forest a little after opening. When I got there the shop to purchase…read moretickets was closed. I called and they opened up right away. The guy was very sweet and said he forgot to flip the "Closed" sign. Ticket prices are reasonable. The forest isn't huge but it is nice and peaceful to walk through. When you purchase a ticket you get a walking guide. There are numbers through the forest that you can stop and read the guide. There is a small gift shop and a fun museum to walk through as you come back in from the forest. I also love that they are pet friendly.

What a wonderful place. Quiet, serene, nature all around. Picnic areas. Pet frien…read moreThe price is perfect at $7pp. A walk through a beautiful area with information kiosks about the Badlands, petrified forest how it came to be. A museum and many items for purchase. Items from $ to $$$$$. There is something for everyone. We stayed at the adjoining campground. Can't go wrong with full hookups.

This park is immaculate. Restrooms, campground and trails. Campsites are spacious for motorhomes,…read moreclass C and tents. This is a must stop for a few day's stay over, boat fishing or a weekend stay. Birds are well represented as well. We saw 16 different species.

We loved our quick overnight stay on our trip from AL to TX. We called to make a one night…read morereservation and got a pull through site (#40). The park was well maintained and beautiful. There is some cleaning of the nature trails that would help the overall experience but we would stop her again. It is close to the interstate and a great overnight campground.

Grass very high so impossible for dogs to play…read more I worry about the pets getting ticks in the tall grass

This is our 133rd dog park, if not mistaken…read more Bring your own water Trash can outside Double gates Grass Good parking East to find Small section (30 pounds and less) Large section (no shared fence with large section) 4 ft chain link fence A nice stop!!

I loved staying here! Beautiful park in the center of town. Tons of trees for shade for your RV…read more Lots of spots to fish, but beware of the alligators! Decently clean bath houses. Laundry for $1 is available too.

I want to call this an interactive playground because the children, including my niece and nephew,…read morewere all playing with each other and entertained by the equipment. I believe the sole purpose of parks like this is to improve a child's socialization skills. As you can see from the pictures, the equipment wasn't your regular sliding board, seesaw, or swing set. The colors and the shapes of these items are to capture the child's eyes and lead to interaction. I don't know if I got any pictures, but musical instruments were place in the play area for the free spirit child. Also, there is a child museum on the grounds, which we didn't get a chance to visit, but the children had fun, and that was the goal.

Laurel Street Park is mostly a children's playground, but it also has a covered picnic table and a…read morefield. There is no private parking, but I had no problem parking on the street.

Overall great park there was a sweet thing on the fences about prayers change things ...and you…read morewrite your name on the ribbon and place them on fence... such a beautiful experience

The Parklike Natchez Trace Parkway is a 444-mile scenic byway through Mississippi, Alabama &…read moreTennessee. This historic travel corridor has been used for over 10,000 years by Native Americans, settlers & boatmen. Today it's managed by the National Park Service, connecting Nashville to Natchez with a 50 mph speed limit. The parkway preserves historical sites, natural landscapes, and is a popular destination for visitors exploring America's past. We saw people biking, fishing, hiking and picnicking. Clean & stocked restrooms were available along the trail.

Rode the whole thing from northern terminus to the south, all 444 miles. It's does not have, stop…read moresigns, traffic lights, guardrail, berms, ramps, telephone or power poles, no orange barrels, billboards, semis or traffic at all! a perfect slow relaxing ride. It does have wildlife, great scenery, smooth roads and plenty of historic little pull offs. Lots of history, even at only 50mph it was enjoyable and pretty. Also can be somewhat monotonous and boring to do all at once.