beautiful cabins, lovely trails, friendly staff. do need to watch for ticks (as you would need to…read morein most state parks)

Absolutely breathtaking! Our cabin was above my expectations, and mine were already high. There are…read morecoffee supplies provided as are linens and toiletries. Refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher are all in the cabin as well (we stayed in cabin 3). Parking spaces are conveniently located next to the cabin for easy loading and unloading. The screened back porch features ample seating areas and a ceiling fan to keep things breezy. You will encounter mosquitoes, as you would expect staying in a forest, so bring mosquito spray and/or peppermint oils to deter. I made sure to rub peppermint on the kiddos when they were sleeping to keep them at bay. There are designated fishing areas and swimming areas. Also you can hike! There are camping spaces which we want to stay at next time, it looks clean and kempt! Amazing place to experience :)

My husband picked this campground online, and wow did he nail it. It's fantastic. Just $25 a day…read morefor the small RV section, and that includes free electricity, water, and gray water dumping right at your site. Black water dumping is available at a designated area. The highlights for me were being near the water, and the absolute gem of a camp hostess, Melissa. When my husband checked us in he said, "She's really friendly," and a few hours later I met her myself and had to agree. Plus, I got to meet the camp kitties. Shadow, the all-black mini panther, totally stole my heart. What a sweetheart. The campground was very quiet and peaceful, with free firewood and super clean bathrooms that are ice cold, which was a total win on a hot day. The showers are free and in great condition too. The entire park is tidy and well maintained. It's a dry park, so if you're planning to enjoy a cocktail by the fire, just be a little stealthy and bring a cozy. Civilization is about a 15-minute drive away, but still dry... so plan accordingly. Highly recommend this place. We will definitely be back.

What a nice park. I came here as it showed up my hiking app and I wanted to walk my dogs before…read morecontinuing my road trip. I walked the lake trail, the rushed gravel trail along the edge. Cyclists have to use the paved trail so walkers and dog walkers can rest with ease There are restrooms at every pavilion. The park also has playgrounds, shelter, a campground and forested hiking trails. The best thing for those with dogs is the dog jumping pier. My dogs had a blast on the warm day we were here. There is also a dog beach.

Jim Saucier Memorial Park is a wonderful small park located by the Southaven, Mississippi town…read morehall. It surrounds a small lake and was a great place to walk around and unwind after a very long day. In addition to the city hall, it is also next to the library and police department. We as a community need parks to gather in and come together as a community. While I was at this park, I noticed a photographing a young girl as her proud family stood nearby beaming. She held balloons, so they were commemorating a significant moment in her life and wanted to memorialize it with a professionally done photo shoot and chose this park as the setting. I enjoyed my time at this small but wonderful park. If you find yourself in the area, I definitely recommend that you check it out.

Whether you're looking to take a leisurely walk, enjoy a family outing, or find a quiet spot for…read morecontemplation, Jim Saucier Memorial Park provides a welcoming environment. Its blend of natural beauty, recreational amenities, and community spirit makes it a cherished spot in Southaven.

This is a fun little museum in Tunica, Mississippi that has an aquarium in it as well. The aquarium…read morestaff gentleman stopped to gift us some details on the wildlife in the area and the aquarium fish, which we loved. They have a viewing platform on the third floor which has a great view of the river. I'm surprised more people weren't there but we did come on a rainy day. That said, we still did part of the outdoor river walk which was really pretty.

This is a nice park on the shore of the Mississippi River. It's a bit hidden and not well known, so…read moreI'm not surprised it didn't have a listing on Yelp, but I fixed that. It has a Eco (nature)Trail that runs along the water's edge. I've visited several times and the Mississippi River Museum always seems to be closed but hopefully I'll catch it open to check it out. My favorite part of the park is the 48-Foot River Overlook that juts out over the water.You will love the view of the river. Plenty of parking for vehicles with trailers and they have a boat ramp. Check it out.

From Kayaking, swimming, fishing, camping or just exploring, Lake Frierson is a blast. A day at the…read morepark is a great way to spend time with family friends or even events. They have a small building on the lake shore that is available for rent. One of my friends got married there and it was really beautiful and spacious. Today we went kayaking. They rent kayaks at the main office or you can rent paddleboats.

Lake Frierson is very close to my residence so we utilize the park often. Great fishing spot. We…read moreenjoy kayaking, walking the dog, playing, picnicking, and the hammock stands!

Campsites have water and electric- spaced out nicely, bathrooms kept clean. Great experience except…read moreat dusk and dawn - mosquitoes will eat you alive :)

The employees at visitor center are very friendly and it's a very clean place, also the campground…read moreis great not the biggest one but it's the cleanest I've ever went! The only bad thing is when it rains too much there will be some parts that will be flooded because it's by the river, so check the weather days before go!

A pleasant city park in Searcy, Arkansas walkably-near to restaurants, a soda shop, coffee shop and…read morebakery, and vintage/art/antique stores. A great place for a picnic during COVID! ***Dog-lovers note that there are signs posted mentioning that dogs are not permitted in this park.** Amenities are: a large pavilion, walking trail, picnic tables, trash bins - all accompanied by beautiful plantings of colorful flowers throughout the park.

This place is amazing! It's got a playground that's handicap accessible and also great for…read moretoddlers. There is a sensory lane with musical activities for kids of all ages. I highly recommend this space. Plenty of shade and a nice breeze.

Nice park with a couple different sets of swings for the kids. Located in Germantown, which is a…read morenice area in the greater Memphis area. We went to metal detect but since you can't dig, there wasn't much of a point to it.

This park has been a staple in Germantown for as long as I can remember, and used to be the only…read moreplace for kids to play baseball. Cameron Brown has a little bit of everything: athletic fields, two playgrounds, a very squeaky old swingset, a .3 mile circumference stocked trout pond for fishing (with proper license), strolling, or jogging around, and ample,though sometimes awkward accessed, parking. Great for small parties or play dates.

The restrooms on-site are outhouses (toilet seat is there, on top of a deep hole to catch your…read morewaste). This is a very beautiful historical park if you enjoy nature and/or like reading about its history. If you're not a history enthusiast or don't remember much about the Louisiana Purchase from your 8th grade history class...then you might find this state park to be boring. This park offers informational spots/posts along the way. When I visited, it was mostly dry so I didn't see any aquatic animals, no snakes, however there were plenty of birds in the trees singing. This park is located a couple minutes from a major highway. It offers a few parking spaces and there is no fee to enter/park.

This was a stop along a road trip to Dallas. The stop did add about an hour and a half to our…read morejourney. It's about 30 minutes off the highway. When we arrived there was only one other car in the parking area. This was slightly concerning because we appear to be in the middle of nowhere and you just never know the intent of others. As such, I do NOT suggest visiting this place solo. This landmark is a well maintained boardwalk above a swamp. The boardwalk leads you to the focal point of the swamp which is a monument that indicates the initial point from which all surveys of property acquired through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 originated. If you are like me, it's been a long time since I had a history lesson. With that being said, there are several educational exhibits on the boardwalk to allow you to brush up on the Louisiana purchase. I enjoyed walking the boardwalk. It is a short distance to get to the end. I suggest taking your time to be still and listen to the sounds of the swamp. We saw a few birds and frogs along the way The signage indicates that alligators have been spotted in the swamp, but we did not see any during our visit. If you have an opportunity to visit, go for it!