I ended up bumping into this place on accident as I wanted to explore the beach road and driving…read morethe coast up to Gulfport. I ended up here as I always wanted to visit presidential libraries. The cost of admission is $15 for adults and will take around 2 hours. They do a guided tour which last for 20 minutes which is a Mary talking about the house 20 minutes straight. For me, my attention span was low that day and everything went in and out of my ear. After that, you get to tour the grounds like the kitchen, guest quarters, etc which I enjoyed the most. The place is pretty big. Make sure when you head back to go to the 2nd floor as there are a lot of artifacts. It was worth my time going however.

Rude staff and dirty museum. Buckets of dirty water on the floor. Rushed us out before they closed…read moreand got mad when we're were looking at the interactive items.

This is a nice base to visit with all the necessary amenities, including commissary, exchange, gym,…read morepool, bank, postal office, fish bowl.... and of course the golf course! Yes most of the amenities closes fairly early, but so are other bases. Easy access with 2 gates mostly open & close to restaurants, shops and the beach. At the end, all I want to say is, if you feel like complaining about this base, go check out an Army base, you will be much grateful for this one

Our son received his training here. Nice base! The NEX is cool. Greatful for our service members…read moreand the leaders that work hard to keep us civilians safe!

Hello, I just moved down here from Williamsburg Va. I was at the Biloxi beach and I wanted to ask…read morethe police officer a question. I got out of my car and flagged him down and the police officer just drove past me; ignoring me. Then the officer turned around and drove back my way so I then pulled down my window and waved him down. This police officer then said to me over the loud speaker while still driving "I don't need to talk to you; the park is closed". I was flabbergasted because this officer did not know if I had some type of emergency or not. His actions was totally disrespectful and unbecoming of an police officer. I halted another officer as he began to drive past and recounted the incident to him. To my surprise, he revealed that the officer was his supervisor. It made me question how such an individual could be responsible for leading others. As a Black woman who staunchly backs the police and stands against the defunding movement, my sole desire is for all officers to treat every Biloxi citizen with respect and to react appropriately to individuals, given that the entire ordeal could have posed a serious threat to life. Ultimately, I conversed with the superior officer, who gave me his word that he would handle the matter, which I earnestly hope that he will.