Pretty good river. I've seen bigger, but I've also seen smaller. Decent current…read more 川. There. That's the Japanese kanji for river. What you choose to do with that is your business, not mine. 3-stars. Would return to this river again.

Gravel road through area. Several field and water areas. I did hear some birds, but didn't see…read moremany waders. I guess it is for fishing and duck hunting during migration. Self pay station.

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.

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.

Beautiful lake just off of the highway. There are a bunch of pavilions to chill for a bit and…read moreagain, it is an amazing lake. Not huge by any means, but nice. Stopping here was a nice respite from a day of business and travel and I am glad that I took the time to do so. Overall, this lake gets five stars from me and I definitely recommend here.

Great campground. Beautiful nature, quiet & calming atmosphere. Very nice people in the office, we…read moreasked to be moved to a shady spot and they kindly obliged. Fishing, paddleboats and lots of walking areas and doggy park. The frogs, crickets and cicadas serenade you to sleep at night. Fun to watch the ducks and geese in the pond too. The best shady sites in my opinion are; #42,#43,#51,#52,#70&#72. We look forward to coming back here again and will let others know about this wonderful place in Mississippi. Just an FYI for future campers, you will receive an e-mail after your first night in the park, "inviting you stay another night" and if you choose to stay another night the e-mail offers you $10 off, I did not see the e-mail until we left the park so the nice cashier did Not give me $10 off, that is obviously my fault for not keeping up on my e-mails. Curious as to why the camp manager crammed all the campers right next to each other (3 ft between campers) when there were obviously 25 open spots across the road to where she could have spaced us all a few sites apart? Did not like that and I am sure my next door neighbor campers did not like hearing each others doors open/close & other common noises. Should take one star away for that.

Had a great time! Everybody is so nice and accommodating. We are booked and ready for March!read more

It seems that every time I find myself in Jackson, Mississippi, I find myself heading over to…read moreBarnett Reservoir. I just enjoy the overall vibe of the reservoir. There are parks and restaurants around the reservoir. I really enjoyed the vibe of here and again, whenever I come to Jackson, Mississippi, I feel drawn here. If you are in the Jackson, Dissappear, I would strongly recommend heading to Barnett Reservoir.

My old college apartment is right down the street. This reservoir was the main reason I moved to…read morethe area twenty-something years ago to attend Jackson State University, and I'm still in love with it today. I visit every time I come here. It gets more beautiful and peaceful with each visit. It's funny because I see so many young people walking around, and I know they are college students, just like I was trying to live in this area because of the water. But I made it work, and so are they, making it work. Yep, that little one-bedroom apartment was worth every penny to see the Barnett Reservoir every day.

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!

Okatibbee Lake is a large, beautiful recreational lake with many different parks all around the…read morelake. Its an recreational hot-spot with a range of different activities such as camping, hiking, boating, water skiing, BBQ-ing, fishing, hunting and has its own marina at one of its campgrounds and a few cabins are available as well. The day-use parks have picnic tables and basic facilities and some of them also have sandy beaches for swimming access. This is where I would go when wanting to grill in the backwoods and do some out door activities and relax with a few brews at hand. The lake is a great place to relax and reflect and simply enjoy the country. Enjoy!

Okatibbee is definitely a Titus fav in Meridian. Equipped with campgrounds, marked running trails,…read moregreat fishing, boating, waterpark, and cabins. Great playground area for kids and daily picnic areas as well as pavilions. Perfect for hanging out around the fire with friends and/or family, drinking a few brews and grillin' up the day's catch!