Beautifully maintained lake and recreation areas. Picnic tables, camping with electric hook up,…read morebeach for swimming, boat ramp, covered shelters, restrooms, disc golf, and hiking trails. Day use fee area and campers only after 9 pm. Variety of flora and fauna. There is poison ivy and MS does have 9 venomous snakes, I would guess there are cottonmouth a here. Heard lots of birds in the canopy. Terrain is hilly and thickly forested...after all....it is Tombigbee National Forest!

I set up a trip with Alex and finally was able to go May 21st. My guide was Casady who did a great…read morejob! I have never fished with a livescope before and he walked me through every step of the way. We had our limit of 20 Crappie in 3 hours and only missed 2 fish the entire trip. I would highly recommend this guide service if your looking for Crappie fishing in Mississippi. The equipment was clen and well maintained and the instruction was on point and patient. Had a hell of a fish fry last night. Good eaten!! I also stayed in their lodging while on my trip it was very clean and very new. Had a nice relaxing bourbon on the front porch with their dog, my new buddy!!

Second trip with Brandon as the guide and all 3 days were great! He is knowledgeable & will use all…read morehis knowledge to get to limit! Also does a wonderful job taking care of the clients. These guides all work together for a wonderful experience for everyone going out with them daily. We'll be back! You won't go wrong fishing Grenada Lake with this group!

Why have I never visited the White River National Wildlife Refuge before? I have deprived myself of…read morea great destination for far too long. Okay, the NWR is not for everyone as it lacks paved roads, developed camp sites, running water, electricity or even sanitation facilities (not even a porta-potty). But for those wanting a true outdoor experience, the NWR can't be beat and its free! Your tax dollars have paid for access and camping. I highly recommend the north side entrance on Highway 1 between Dewitt and Marvell. A short drive down the gravel road on the north side leads to several lakes and adjacent camping areas. Just ensure you're camped inside the white paint rings on the trees. All of the lakes feature gravel boat launches and you will need a boat, canoe or kayak to take full advantage of NWR waters. You do need to be fishing or hunting in the NWR in order to camp and rangers and game wardens were active the days we visited. Also you'll need a free NWR permit which you can download or pickup at the visitor center just off of Highway 1 on the Dewitt side of the White River bridge. While picking up your permit in person, take time to walk the Upland trail. Plan about 30 minutes for the circuit. Kids will also love the diorama in the visitor center. I plan to return several times each year to fish in the NWR and, no, I won't tell you my favorite lake and camping spot. You'll need to find your own.

This is an AWESOME place!!! The folks in the Visitor's Center are super nice and will help you get…read moreto where ever you want to go. Hike far, not so far - they'll give you the scoop. If you go in flood season, the boardwalk should be open and give you great views of wildlife during this time of year. We saw several different kinds of fish and snakes swimming in the water as well as brightly colored birds everywhere. We would like to return after flood season to compare, but we're sure it will be just as great. When you go down the road toward the visitors, don't pass it up. The building with the solar panels and flag is both the office AND visitor's center. We thought it was just the office and ended up on a narrow, deeply rutted dirt road leading to a couple lodges.

I first visited this park back in 2010. Me and the family had an enjoyable time. Not sure what it…read morelike now in 2025. Get to see about booking me another stay.

The park has been closed since 2020. Covid took it down. It's too bad because the recreation here…read morewhen I was a kid was awesome. I wish it could be renovated.

Just back from our fifth trip with GLC ... Jason Golding and his superior fishing guides do not…read moredisappoint The first fishing day, 3/13/23 was challenging due to cold temperatures but we caught 10 large fish. Using video scope techniques, both days, day 2 improved to 18 fish and our friends caught 28 crappie. It is an excellently run business, accommodations are great, food is fabulous, and guide knowledge is outstanding. We will book again in 2023 to fish with GLC.

This place is so amazing. The best group of people in the business. Everything is exactly as you…read morewould expect. Except even better!!!!! Definitely a bucket list item for everyone who loves to fish.

Everyone here was great--friendly, professional, and truly focused on making sure their customers…read morehave a great experience. Jason was wonderful, and the entire team made sure everything went smoothly from the time we booked until the time we left. Highly recommend!

Gorgeous setting be sure to call ahead and check the hours. They have weird schedule for the…read morerestaurant.

This campground had more rules than amenities even though it was one of the higher priced…read morelocations on our route. We should have boon docked that night. If this had been my first Koa experience, it would have been my last.

Nice and quiet. Was a woman traveling alone and felt safe. Read some mixed reviews and was…read morewondering how it would be. I forgot to take pictures because I just FaceTimed my hubby. I left a pair of earrings and they were nice enough to call me about it.

Beautiful. Great for bird watching the cypress swamp areas are nice. Boardwalks for viewing the…read morelake and you can canoe or kayak to see the rookery.

Great place to go fishing, love the views as-well. Great place to go relax and look for alligators.read more

My only suggestion would be to maybe do a per car fee rather than per person, it got expensive…read morequick but I also imagine it can be expensive to care for all the animals. This place was so cool. There's literally no signage. It's not really commercialized trying to sell you a bunch of stuff. It's literally drive up, pay, buy food, drive thru and feed the animals. No frills. Just Easy peasy. There were so many animals and they were all very active. There's also a petting barn where you can get out of your car and see goats, birds and lemurs. People are complaining about the long drive thru or not seeing animals? Well it's not a zoo. It's more of a natural habitat for them. And it was awesome. It's worth doing at least once. We will definitely go back. The zebras and giraffes were my favorite. You can also drive thru as many times as you want so keep that in mind when considering the price. And it's not busy or packed at all. You can take your time.

Well I think it is ridiculous to charge per person for this safari. Come on people! There isn't…read moremuch to do around here and the Safari Park while wonderful, the per person fee is awful. It should be a $20 or $30 per carload! People would be more likely to visit and visit regularly if it were per car. I went with 4 of my friends and we all purchased tickets and food for the animals and it was over $100! I would love for my son and daughter and grandson to visit but there is no way I can afford to pay $100 for something like this, especially on a regular basis. Does anyone else agree with me? Even at Shelby Farms, when they have drive through events, they only charge $20 per car to drive through. Your business is hurting itself and the people that should be able to visit but can't.

Stayed in cabin 5 was so peaceful and quiet very clean plenty towels and soap…read more Everyone was so helpful with everything Loved having a kitchen to cook in when bad weather or to just fix a quick something the refrigerator stove was clean and very up to date planning on going back and maybe staying longer next time loved the fire place everything was so nice loved building a nice fire in the fire place and you could lay in bed and watch the fire in the fire place loved it will be back

Well we only camp there because we have relatives there the last time someone had pulled right into…read morethe spot we had reserved well no one was there so the people at the office didn't know what to do soooo they put us in a spot on the hwy. The 50 Amp didn't work right so we had to find a camping store to buy something we needed for that!! We're going to give these people one more chance we have reservations for 18th of July I won't be so calm this time!!! Just be beware when you have reservations there call and make sure no one is in your spot before you drive like 5 hours.