My horses are thriving here and are very happy. The owner is wonderful and the facility is clean,…read moresafe and quiet. 100% best decision to bring my horses here.

I would be very wary of staying here long term. The landlord has been a thorn in my side from…read morepretty early on. I am in the military and stayed here for 7 months, and during this time I tried to accommodate Mary's ever revolving requests to the best of my ability. The reason I left was because I dealt with harassment and relentless pestering from the landlord, Mary. There are some positives like location, size of property, access to internet, and the RV neighbors. There are also plenty of negatives. Mary snoops unannounced, engages in unreasonable surveillance, and aggressively uses her phone to monitor our daily life. At the end of the day, Mary will always look for a problem. By the way she acts and some of the reasoning she uses, it seems that Mary would prefer to live alone. So, unless you're a hermit crab that rarely comes and goes, doesn't use the outside space, and have all potential projects completed find somewhere else to live. Unfortunately it took me this long to realize there are far better options at much cheaper prices in this area. Below are a few of the many frustrating interactions I had on property. - When I arrived, I was given permission to work on projects like truck maintenance or RV mods. Mary's website listed quiet hours at 9:00pm but I was always finished by dark. later was told to stop work by dark then again it was changed to 5pm(on a weekend). Regardless of how much that frustrated me, I complied. Still, she would uninvitedly enter our space to grill me about what work I was doing and when it would be done as if I was again inconveniencing her. I talked with all neighbors and the only person that was bothered was Mary. - I started a small welding project using a 125amp gas-less welder(power of a microwave) and welding blankets (all while keeping a safe distance from other RVs). Mary and I went back and forth on this one for a while. Power consumption was her main concern, to which I agreed to pay the bill difference. Then it was the fire hazard, which is ironic because there are fire pits and open flame fires are permitted. I was also told I should have ASKED mary's permission before purchasing the welder. Nonetheless, when Mary said no welding/angle grinding I complied. - There is a 5mph sign posted, which we respected, yet my wife and I received an abundance of messages about slowing down because we could potentially ruin the dirt driveway. The harsh rainstorms and flooding have more effect on the road than us but...again we comply. What really pissed me off was the relentlessly videotaping every time we entered or exited the property, as if she could prove our speed from a phone camera. This is when she started violating tenant/landlord acts like the Mississippi common law know as the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment. - When Mary mows the grass she keeps the deflector open which sent projectiles at my camper. - There is no laundry facility or designated drying rack so we often got complaints about our towels being hung up to dry. We have dogs that need washed/dried and don't want wet dog stench towels drip drying inside a small RV. - Mary is obsessed with keeping every space and trash can spotless, and routinely checks your trash for bugs. Flies and maggots are inevitable in a hot/humid climate but this lack of understanding didn't stop Mary from blowing up both my and my wife's phones about cleaning, even though I cleaned the can with Clorox every week. She requests we store meat waste in our freezer until trash day...our RV has a 3 cubic foot freezer . Laughable request. Mary also lingers and takes pictures of your area if it's not kept to her standards. Maybe it's just me, but I don't appreciate unannounced visits from people taking pictures of my belongings or rummaging through my trash. - Mary called the sheriffs deputy to report threatening behavior from myself. I was adjusting my RV, in the rain unfortunately, when Mary demanded my wife get out of the storm. To which I replied our safety is my responsibility. She persists with mundane points and begins to record us yet again. I text back stop harassing me, which made her feel calling the cops was an appropriate response. The deputy sided with me, agrees she's being overbearing and out of line, gives us friendly advice to leave(we were in the process of packing up), then states she didn't even call the right department because we were out of his jurisdiction. He and I exchange friendly small talk then he leaves. No reprimand because it's recognized that the landlord was in fact the issue. If you've read this far and still decide to stay here long term. Good luck.

I have been here before, not when they were at this location, but the one across the street. This…read moreis a much larger building, more room. They have things well organized in distinct areas, room for play. This would be a great spot to have a kids birthday party. The day I went it was not too busy. Plenty of room to move around. Great history. I liked the video about the history of how this came to be and the videos on how model trains work. Reasonable admission prices.

Fantastic place for the whole family regardless of age. Staff were super friendly! Highly recommend.read more

When travel we look for ways to get stamps for our NWR passport book and this was a must see stop…read morewhile we were in the area. The Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1975 to safeguard the endangered Mississippi sandhill crane and its unique disappearing wet pine savanna habitat. The refuge consists of more than 19,000 acres in four units and is now part of the Gulf Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex. The visitor center was closed when we arrived so we were unable to get a physical stamp but reached out and they mailed us one. At a National Wildlife Refuge, you can primarily engage in outdoor activities like birdwatching, wildlife photography, hiking, fishing, hunting (depending on regulations), and nature viewing while respecting the primary purpose of the refuge which is to conserve and protect wildlife and their habitats; many refuges also offer environmental education programs and guided tour possibilities are endless. Would know more if the visitor center was open so we took in the day and enjoyed watching the birds on this stop.

A nice walk through a smallish refuge. We saw a few interesting birds as well as an interesting…read morelizard. Once more, no directionals on the trail though it was fairly self intuitive. We didn't note any available restrooms. As we were on our way out, we actually saw a pair of Mississippi Sandhill Crane, which was unexpected given the time of year.

Awesome people cute animals overall a great experience they come to you. The cow is personally my…read morefavorite it's super cute but they really all are.

The Maritime and Seafood Industry museum was a neat place to visit during my stay in Biloxi, the…read moretour guide was full of stories and interesting things to look at along the way. There was a lot of thought put into the architecture of the building and it was also made handicap accessible from outside to inside (elevator access). There is parking in front as well. If your in the area and your all things water enthusiast- I suggest checking this place out :)

I saw this place as We were just driving around. I told my husband before we go home lets go here…read more So We specifically waited to leave to visit here. I thought it was a very interesting place and it was much more than I thought. All in all I am glad we went ! I think it's a nice museum . I think any visitor to Biloxi should give this museum a visit! I enjoyed it :)

Emily WAS AMAZING!! It was my first time going axe-throwing and she made the experience not only…read morefun but super memorable!

This was our first experience as Axe throwing and it was amazing! The young lady who was working…read morethere was amazing as well. She took her time instructing us on the proper techniques! Go support this business!!

My Pomeranian and I visited this park today for a walk this afternoon. He's a tiny guy so I prefer…read morepaved walkways whenever possible for him. We stopped on a whim here and I'm really happy we did. It is perfect for him! This is a very nice and very clean park with a wonderful paved walking path. It is right on the water with a marina. There is a playground for kiddos with what looked to be a water playground for warmer weather. There was a huge, very nice pavilion as well as a pavilion. It looks like there was beach access right across the entrance. We were there around 5:00 this evening and there were quite a few people jogging as well as several families with kids playing. A very good find!

This is a great little trail in town and close to everything. Yet you feel like you are miles away…read morefrom everything. It's easy to get to. Parking is a gravel lot. The trail is partially improved and partially worn trail. There were several spots impassable due to the recent rains. We had a ton of fun.